Back from Ol Miss

Buc wrote: Still say there is a reason for Bobo being in the "upper tier". Grantham is getting his "results" with his feet on the turf. Going to post a link below, maybe some have seen it, but interviews with different folks. The one that I like best is the interview with Grantham. Check his facial expression out, eyes, remind me of someone that should have been the head coach at UGA.

dawgtime.com/

Didn't want to start a new thread for this question, buc and have thought about this the past few weeks. Your comment about Bobo being in the "upper tier" finally got me to inject this into one of the many threads where bobo is justifiably in question, so here it goes...

I'm wondering why we see Garner, McClendon, CTG and other position coaches in front of the media talking x's and o's, but no Bobo???? I too think there is something to him being up in the box, not in front of the media, etc... CMR kind of studdered and stumbled through a question about who's doing the play calling earlier this week as well.

Figured I'd throw this out and let those here much smarter than I toss it around.

Is bobo being protected, phased out or just that damn clueless to be in the forefront at these pressers and available for interviews?

DawgnLA wrote:

Buc wrote: Still say there is a reason for Bobo being in the "upper tier". Grantham is getting his "results" with his feet on the turf. Going to post a link below, maybe some have seen it, but interviews with different folks. The one that I like best is the interview with Grantham. Check his facial expression out, eyes, remind me of someone that should have been the head coach at UGA.

dawgtime.com/

Didn't want to start a new thread for this question, buc and have thought about this the past few weeks. Your comment about Bobo being in the "upper tier" finally got me to inject this into one of the many threads where bobo is justifiably in question, so here it goes...

I'm wondering why we see Garner, McClendon, CTG and other position coaches in front of the media talking x's and o's, but no Bobo???? I too think there is something to him being up in the box, not in front of the media, etc... CMR kind of studdered and stumbled through a question about who's doing the play calling earlier this week as well.

Figured I'd throw this out and let those here much smarter than I toss it around.

Is bobo being protected, phased out or just that damn clueless to be in the forefront at these pressers and available for interviews?

Brother, you and I are on the same page for sure. You are the "smarty" and that is a compliment. Very noticeable when you start checking out where it is that Bobo gives opinions. For example . . . Bucky and 680. Good call DawgnLA, it is the little things that matter.

Edit: Answering you question . . . Richt is protecting Bobo in the same manner he did WM. Think back how all of that went down, looks the same to me.

When the game was over at ol miss there was 2 gates the players had to go through to get to where the bus's family friends and fans where. Well I was in the know and got around those gates with my wife and friend that was with us the first person out of the locker room was a player the 2nd was a conditioning coach the 3rd was bozo dressed in his suit and tie. He did not walk through the same gates as everyone else including coach richt and Gardner and all the rest of the players. Bozo went all the was around to a different gate so he wouldn't have to walk through all the fans family and friends and I saw that with my own eyes.

I think he's scared of some of those players mama's myself and think the mama's seem to know more then bozo does by sitting with the family the last two games.

"'m wondering why we see Garner, McClendon, CTG and other position coaches in front of the media talking x's and o's, but no Bobo???? "

I'm pretty sure the reason we don't see Bobo talking x's and o's is because that conversation
always ends with him shouting "TIC-TAC-TOE!!!"

"Bobo Gotta Go Go" can't find the media room.

Here is another article about Malcome. He decided to stay. That is encouraging for this young man.

I wonder what or who changed his mind? Family or a coach....


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