The question was asked...

ogredawg wrote:

Not going to drink the kool aid any longer..time for CMR to go.....CMR has 2 years left on his contract.....if no extension is offered by the end of the season regardless of how it turns out recruiting will take a hit.....no long term guarantee on him being here for the future will make recruits think twice before they come here.....so McGarity will have to decide by the end of the season what will be done.....Shultz said in his blog today that CMR has to go 9-1 to keep his job......not going to happen.....whatever happens CMR has got to go....[/quote/


Damn! Can you tell we're cut from the same cloth?

Shultz also asked the top recruits if an 0-2 start swayed there commitment to Georgia and they all said "no'.

He may have failed to ask the obvious question about CMR's future impacting their commitment. Other coaches will use that against him, guaranteed.

Firing or demoting Bobo is only a bandaid. Changes need to be made at the top and on down.

I agree about the band-aid...Bobo's playcalling borders on atrocious at times, but the bottomline is that Richt is the one who's allowed him to continue calling plays the last few years. Richt is loyal to a fault and whether it's 4 days or 4 months from now, the loyalty to Bobo is going to cost him his job.

I firmly believe that CMR called a lot of the plays in the Carolina game....he is not a big headset wearing type of coach but he sure had it on last Saturday.....

Exactly. I too believe CMR had a hand in play calling. Though it was an drastic change during the USC game, I did notice some plays that Bobo never could've understood.

kentdaddy wrote:

No.

HE had time and talent. Accountability starts at the top. Why would I be proud of Richt representing the program? He has shown amazing incompetence in several areas and is ridiculously stubborn. I see nothing to be proud of. Either produce or get the F out.

We all demand production. All I said was that Richt is a good man, and he does
recruit well. If he can fix it and produce, that is the type of person
I would prefer. IF I could win with Richt, I would prefer that over winning with
a snake like Saban. Note though that I am demanding production in the W column
first and foremost.

I've lost the faith in his ability to fix it though, so it's probably a moot point.