SEC Champ Game Bowl Game RUMORS etc etc

Agree with ya MH.....no matter who we bring in, he's got to develope...FAST and hopefully RS and KM could help out there.
Gotta agree about KM at the end of the game.....nice to see he was giving it all he had even though the game was over....I really respect that, certainly looked like he cared. Might get him a start in the bowl too, don't think the coaches didn't notice his effort.

Most know that I wasn't a fan of IC from the beginning, due to his attitude about the weight room and putting in time after hours ect. I did not like him think he was the great one a didn't have to do what the others did. Over the course of the year, yes he had a few good games, but most he played chicken, fake boo boo's. I for one hope he request and is granted a transfer, maybe he can go play for Ga Southern or Jacksonville State.

It seems we are getting to where the team is playing as a team, and watching each others back, we do need and I'm all about me thugs.

Even though he did have a "few good games"... can anyone think of any game so good
that you were sure it was his awesome talent?

Personally during his few good games... I didn't see much that inspired me. Ealey and
King had a few good games while they were here as well.

He won't carry the ball again for UGA.

Guess this is a great example to do your homework and try to recruit "character". Problems is, everybody wants a kid like that and you almost have to take the chance on him.......another moral to the story, have some backups!!!

It's no secret other teams wanted Crowell.
Richt made a promise to him I'm sure he regrets.
Saban really wanted Malcom Mitchell, wanted him more than Crowell, now we know why.
That catch he dropped will do nothing but make this young man a better player.
A good kid, a great player, probably end up better than AJ Green.

In my eyes, the ONLY thing Crowell did this year was buy some time for our O-line to grow up. I'll admit that the kid can make cuts on a dime...he opened up some holes for himself with his shiftiness and created some space that just wasn't there from time to time. The unfortunate thing is that by the time the O-line gelled and started opening up some good running lanes, Crowell was either too hurt or too high to play...