Wartdawg wrote:
duck wrote: I want a man for a coach, one who is not afraid to grab a players face mask
Heck... right now I would settle for one who isn't making jokes with the opponents D linemen
with a minute and a half left in a game he's getting ready to blow.
Wartdawg, sometimes I sift back through and read some of the things that myself and others post. Don't feel that most on this board are hard butts, but it seems more and more are coming to the realization that mediocrity has shown its face for far too long now.
It is not like Mark Richt is being questioned about a job that has been well done. The more I look at the record and some of the remarks both pro and con for Richt, the more I realize that all of us have been more than compromising football fans. We have actually leaned in Richt's direction, I say that this way. Grading Mark Richt on a scale of 1 to 100, from everything I read, seems to me he hits somewhere around 50% on the scale. That is my estimation.
If we also take into consideration the hires and fires, the victories for 11 years, based on just how tough the schedules have been and weigh the information, 50% agreeing is probably pretty close to where football knowledge is when discussing Mark Richt and UGA football.
My question is for the pro 50%ers, at this day and time. Remembering that the pro 50%ers were once 100%ers or close to that number and they still bring up the past, past being several years ago when citing his record. What has happened to move the needle from 100 to 50. Can that many UGA football supporters be wrong, is there something that we are not looking at.
From hiring coaches to not using scholarships and as you say Wartdawg shake hands with the enemy before blowing the game. I used the words Dense, yes I did that. From watching Mark Richt's pressers to evaluating his job performance, no longer will he survive without President Adams assistance.
Adams needs to understand as he began to this past season when he went public and asked for better student and fan support. In my many years of UGA football have never witnessed that before. It really is quite simple President Adams, put a winning team that can play SEC football week after week on the field, or . . . . watch the empty seat numbers grow in Sanford Stadium. That happens, huge salaries become an issue in this day and time. Adams, you have gotten away with a lot of things in your tenure, you are now messing around in an area that could bring you to your knees.