What Todd McShay Says About UGA's Coaching Staff

yankeedawg1 wrote:

Had a chance to speak with one of the old locals and he has word that Mack is marking time with CMR. Mack was none to pleased with this past weeks effort. Mack had to juggle to get us the opportunity to play top 10 team. The plan was to put UGA back on the football map.
Best laid plans of mice and men. Shot to hell in a hurry.

Mack does not wear egg every well. This week CMR's hot seat went from being on pilot light to having the burner light up. Notice not much has been heard from our AD at this point.

Have agreat weekend- "Go Dawg"

Could believe that the old local is right. Richt was "testy" in his press conference. It has been said so many times, had the entire off season to get ready for Boise State. One problem, again we were out coached, Boise State changed a couple of things. We could not deal with those changes. If I am McGarity, not going to have a lot of "tag alongs" like Richt had and still has. Program needs leadership, not jerseys, helmets and uniforms. Neither of the three mentioned win football games.

At some point, someone has to take charge. From what I see, Richt is not capable of taking charge.

McGarity working directly for Jeremy Foley at Florida for ten years, knows that there comes a time. Steve Spurrier thought when he left the NFL he would be rehired at Florida, nope, Jeremy shut him down and hired UM.

Some say we have all of these outstanding recruits that want to play for Richt, if he leaves, recruits go elsewhere.

Folks in Florida thought that Spurrier could walk on water, did not like the UM hire. Two NC's later, did not know how to spell Spurrier. Cannot let the players run the football program, like they have been doing under Richt.

My bet is this. McGarity came on board, had a sit down with Richt and laid out his program. UGA's schedule had to please everyone, including Richt. Fewer things to take care of, and what do we get . . . . . much the same. McShay has it right when discussing the offense. Think one of his questions was . . . can't they see it does not work . . . . something like that. Nothing has changed in years, so my answer to that question is, nope.

Many on this board have been screaming for change for a long time, what do we get, Nike uniforms, jerseys, helmets and the same creative offensive coordinator that Richt stationed there. Not the change we were asking for McGarity. Do the right thing, you know what that is.

dapolla wrote:

Also, Aaron Murray's holding on to the ball too long.

It might help to NOT be running slow developing 25+ yard pass patterns when it's
3rd and 6, the defense is pinning it's ears back, and your depending on a freshman
to cut block a defensive end.

Speaking of which... it wouldn't matter if he was a freshman or not as Ealey and
King displayed the same poor technique on this block last season. Most notably
near the end of the Arkansas game last year when this same missed block caused
us to give the ball back to RMallet.

Our technique on this block seems to be..

1. Run towards defensive end.
2. Fall face first flat on the ground before any contact is initiated.
3. Look exasperated when the opposing DE is able to elevate his feet 12 inches
and step over you.

How simple is it to teach the technique... as in you initiate some actual contact
near mid thigh level before continuing down on the cut block??

Gave it a listen.

Wished I didn't. lol

I think I need a radio show.

McShay is an idiot who only has a job on ESPN because he slept with Kit Hoover, and I hate to agree with him, but he is dead on. The only caveat I would make it is offensive game plans are a lot more difficult to execute and make complex when you have players bumbling over each other in the backfield.

21 points off of turnovers. You can't win with that kind of offensive ineptitude.