Wow...just wow.

Wartdawg wrote: I feel the same way about Bobo that I do the program in general.

Let's not get too excited over just doing what we should be doing. We have won the East
if we beat Kentucky, but there was no reason why we shouldn't have been the odds on favorite
to win the East in the first place.

I'm not sure Bobo has really called any great game. I think what he has done has been to
not call an overly bad game. Did anyone watch the Abuurn game and think to themselves
over and over again that our success was because of GREAT play calling? I didn't. I saw
acceptable play calling with great execution by the players. We rolled out Am a bit more...
great, but that's just a common sense thing we should have been doing all season. We
stayed committed to the run a bit more... awesome, but once again it's just common sense.
Teams that run well consistently stick with it.

Don't get me wrong.. not trying to be negative. I'm just not ready to jump on the Bobo
train because of a couple of games where he performed at an acceptable level. It's the
right direction.. absolutely. Is Bobo now some sort of offensive genius? No, he is not.

GREAT way to put it. I don't see Bobo as the liability I saw him as at the beginning of the season, but I also don't see him as a part of the reason we've been successful these last 8 games. This offense is starting to remind me of the offenses Greene lead as an upper classman...think that has more to do with the play of AM and CMR getting "back to his roots" than it does Bobo.

Lombardi had folks like Jim Taylor, Paul Hornung, Ray Nitschke, Jerry Kramer. Bunch of bad boys for sure, took on the demeanor of their coach . . . . maybe a bit like this UGA group and Grantham.

Also had a quarterback by the name of Starr out of Alabama that proved to be serviceable. Team plays like a team, 20 plays should be enough if the talent is there. UGA has talent and has had talent for many years. Maybe the missing link was some mental toughness, Lombardi/Erk/Grantham style. . . . Maybe?

Watched FSU when Richt was calling the plays. One thing that makes me think he is now involved is putting the ball up and downfield. Has the receivers to do that now, not just one. Love this receiving corps.

Know that some can't check out some of the links that are posted here, might want to look at some of the listings at home if you don't now.

Link below I keep my eyes on because those speaking are UGA coaches and players. Not some of the other things that come our way that have no meaning other than to sell papers.



dawgtime.com/

Well, I listened to the buzz about the offense at the first of the year and it was pretty clear that the OL was inexperienced and not up to par and we all complained that CMB was awful at play calling, so under the bus he went. Now that we have had a few games where the OL is playing like they know what they are doing and the offense is clicking I feel we should rescue CMB from being ran over by the bus until he or someone else proves otherwise. The offense isn't where they want to be yet and I feel that a juggernaut may be in store for UGA in time. Should'nt we give the man a break, you know he is trying to do his best, can't believe he'd want to do any less.

I am giving everyone a break.

I just want to remind them all of Richt's motto: Finish the drill.

I hope their good decision making continues.

growl wrote: Well, I listened to the buzz about the offense at the first of the year and it was pretty clear that the OL was inexperienced and not up to par and we all complained that CMB was awful at play calling, so under the bus he went. Now that we have had a few games where the OL is playing like they know what they are doing and the offense is clicking I feel we should rescue CMB from being ran over by the bus until he or someone else proves otherwise. The offense isn't where they want to be yet and I feel that a juggernaut may be in store for UGA in time. Should'nt we give the man a break, you know he is trying to do his best, can't believe he'd want to do any less.

Still say we are seeing CMR's "fingerprints" all over the play calling and schemes.