From Athens - Game Day Friday #2

Buc, he won't quit.
It's not in his value system.

averagedawg wrote:

Buc, he won't quit.
It's not in his value system.

averagedawg, as much support as Richt has had from the UGA faithful, it amazes me there are some that continue to think that those of us who want new leadership, are being ugly. Who would run their company the way he has run the UGA football team the last few years.

Truthfully, he got away with a lot of not putting his nose to the grindstone with our previous AD. Even they did not agree on scheduling. Previous AD had other things on his mind. Sorry, between the two, Evans/Richt, not a lot was accomplished. One liked red panties and the other likes spending time in South America. New AD comes in and apparently there was not total agreement on the new schedule. McGarity had his way on that issue.

This is what I think averagedawg.

Richt knew that he had his hands full with Boise State before the game was played.

Played all of us, that is right, played us. Now he could concentrate solely on UGA/SEC football or so his story goes.

What we did not recognize were his goals with top 10 talent in recruiting for several years. He wanted to win the SEC East. For someone making the money he makes and that is his goal . . . . . not too much more has to be said for someone running a program that has been around since American Football basically started.

Folks that sit at the top of the ladder will not allow a decline in revenues. An eye on empty seats, sorry, there will be many. Not the fans and supporters of UGA causing this. It is the imcompetence of those that know "what the hell they are doing".

I don't think it's ugly to say...

Look.. Just about everyone can see this team is not only losing..
it's losing ugly. Looking confused and lost. We've had continual
problems playing undisciplined ball, and everyone sees we're
playing under our potential. This just didn't start this past week
either. Fix this immediately or we will have to talk about a new
direction for the team. With our facilities, ability to draw quality
athletes, and money invested in the program.. this isn't acceptable.


There isn't one single falsehood in that statement. It's a 100% fair
position to take.

Wartdawg wrote:

I don't think it's ugly to say...

Look.. Just about everyone can see this team is not only losing..
it's losing ugly. Looking confused and lost. We've had continual
problems playing undisciplined ball, and everyone sees we're
playing under our potential. This just didn't start this past week
either. Fix this immediately or we will have to talk about a new
direction for the team. With our facilities, ability to draw quality
athletes, and money invested in the program.. this isn't acceptable.


There isn't one single falsehood in that statement. It's a 100% fair
position to take.

I agree !

Wartdawg wrote:

Belue got a lot more results than his talent level should have allowed, but then
again.. he had a coaching staff that excelled at getting the sum of the parts to
exceed their individual value.

Now we are the exact opposite of that.

Belue was a 55% passer that threw 24 touchdowns and 21 interceptions and 108 yards per game for his GA career. He is no more an offense expert than you or I. As I said if it wasn't for one pass that Lindsey Scott did all the work and handing off to Herschel no one would remember who he is.

In otherwords having Buck Belue take up for your offensive philosphy is the same as having Charles Manson endorse Jeffery Daimer's character.

Im Thinking The Athens Home depot will be having a sale on pitchforks and torches after the game today.