Grantham's Antics may help UGA recruiting?

Since we like to post articles as faith sometimes, here is one:

bleacherreport.com/articles/896272-why-t...for-georgia-bulldogs

I would play for him (if I were not old).

Personally, I don't have a problem with what Grantham did. It's refreshing to see a coach on our sideline with fire and not a statue. If Shawn Williams was "rubbing it in" then he should have found Richt, not a DC. Then again, maybe his team could have won the game and shut us up. Either or.

Yep.

If you watch the latest video you will see Franklin go to two coaches and whine about rubbing it in.

Gee, I'm sorry. This is the SEC not MAC.

This happens every game every saturday. It happened when I played.

I see kids rubbing it in during my girl's soccer games for goodness sakes.

Like I said, Franklin and CMR would make good spokespersons for Massengill.

It's a different world.
Kids want to play for a guy who will help them get to the next level.
Coaches who recruit well work tirelessly, not only recruiting but evaluating.
Case in point, offensive lineman. It's easy to perform in high school if you're a 300 lb. offensive lineman up against a 220 lb. defensive lineman. It don't mean you're squat in the SEC.
Successful college coaches have to judge potential when these kids are sophomores or juniors in high school. Some of that ability is God given but a lot of it is long, long hours, hard work.
I don't want to beat a dead horse about Richt but he is a lazy recruiter, especially for recruiting the kids in the trenches.
For those who want to put the onus on the OL, put the onus on Mark Richt for his inability to recruit quality kids.
It's easy to recruit the flash and dash. It's a helluva lot harder to recruit the OL.
It's a 365 day a year job. No time for much else. Just how it is.

averagedawg wrote: It's a different world.
Kids want to play for a guy who will help them get to the next level.
Coaches who recruit well work tirelessly, not only recruiting but evaluating.
Case in point, offensive lineman. It's easy to perform in high school if you're a 300 lb. offensive lineman up against a 220 lb. defensive lineman. It don't mean you're squat in the SEC.
Successful college coaches have to judge potential when these kids are sophomores or juniors in high school. Some of that ability is God given but a lot of it is long, long hours, hard work.
I don't want to beat a dead horse about Richt but he is a lazy recruiter, especially for recruiting the kids in the trenches.
For those who want to put the onus on the OL, put the onus on Mark Richt for his inability to recruit quality kids.
It's easy to recruit the flash and dash. It's a helluva lot harder to recruit the OL.
It's a 365 day a year job. No time for much else. Just how it is.

Best, most to the point post maybe forever. averagedawg, you are a winner Brother.