Rebuilding UGA Football

Hey Buc, I love TD as well......have his jersey.

He was a great hitter....fearless. As far as him being a coach, cerebrial description doesn't rush to my mind.

Buc wrote: Some good chatter going on here. Goose, Thomas Davis made a lot of offensive coaches and players look him up when he was wearing the Red and Black. If I were the person hiring and firing at UGA, money would not be the reason Mr. Davis decided not to return. I could see Granham and Davis working together. Crossed fingers something like that comes to pass. We need to put the "Bad" back in "B*d @ss, and Thomas Davis is all that.

Mike Honcho wrote:
AD5...you make some great points. I definitely agree with the majority of people here that Bobo needs to either be stripped of playcalling duties or let go. As for Richt, I do think he's a great coach, but I also feel like he's hit a point of no return. Granted, he did bring us back to a level of success we hadn't seen in some time, BUT he also did it early in his career when he still had the remnants of old/past coaching staffs and recruiting classes. Unfortunately, since he got to the point where the program was "100% his" it's been a fairly consistent downward spiral.

Mike Honcho you get a tip of the hat from me on your post, especially the last sentence. I believe that Richt is and always was an offensive coordinator.

Buc, I haven't been on here long, but definitely long enough to know that you are a very well educated/informed and passionate fan...coming from you, the tip of the hat means a lot.

wlayton wrote: Hey Buc, I love TD as well......have his jersey.

He was a great hitter....fearless. As far as him being a coach, cerebrial description doesn't rush to my mind.

Maybe that is our problem right now wlayton.

When I think cerebral wlayton, "Bucky" comes to mind.

Buc wrote:

wlayton wrote: Hey Buc, I love TD as well......have his jersey.

He was a great hitter....fearless. As far as him being a coach, cerebrial description doesn't rush to my mind.

Maybe that is our problem right now wlayton.

When I think cerebral wlayton, "Bucky" comes to mind.

OOPS....hey, right again Buc..........no, not you Bucky!!

Mike so many come to this board and if their attitude is above the 3rd or 4th grade level, they usually remain a part of this group.

Know that recently Steve opened the forum up, and as wlayton and others have said . . . . it was a good crop, not too many bowevils or boll wevils. For what it is worth, I am impressed with many of the "newbies" and I use newbie in the best sense of the word. "First" does not mean a lot on this side of the tracks . . . .

Buc wrote:
When I think cerebral wlayton, "Bucky" comes to mind.

Wow.. I think of the word cerebral whenever I hear the name Bucky.

Unfortunately the word cerebral is always accompanied by the word hemorrhage.