On a brighter note

It now appears Georgia will be playing a bowl game in Florida this year, which means I get to see them play. Tampa is just up the road. Yippee. Meh.

A couple more performances like last night, we may not make it to florida. Might be Memphis or Shreveport again, if they even still have bowls there.

I think they still play the Music City in Nashville. That is only a couple hours from me.

I don't care.

It's not that we lost. It's how we lost.

In every way imaginable.

We didn't show up: Neither offense, nor CTG and his vaunted top 5 defense.

We were clueless.

No idea what was happening or what to do about it.

We are a team guaranteed to lay down on the big stage. Guaranteed.

A majority of our players seemingly have no heart. They only dig deep against weaklings.

I think we attract a lot of players who come here knowing we run the type of systems
that are an excellent showcase for moving on to the NFL.

Unfortunately our players care more about that than they do winning big games at the
collegiate level.

We haven't had an O-line since when?

Coach them up, eh? I guess since CWF is all that and the bag of chips we must accept
you can't coach up chicken $#!+ into chicken salad no matter how great you are...

Then after all that our players quit.

Quit.

The new attitude from Mark Richt that everyone saw...EYE ROLL - Same old results.

A national stage... and we are humiliated.

QUIT

I feel exactly the same wartdawg I said it on Sunday morning,it was the first time I ever KNEW, absolutely KNEW, that a Georgia team QUIT,yes QUIT on us. I don't believe they can or will come back from that loss. A qb who admitted to the media before the game that he had NIGHTMARES about a defensive player chasing him, he was scared s--tless and if the coach knew it he should have been benched. Yes I agree with you wartdawg, I am ashamed to have to say that.

I have nightmares as well.

Nightmares that involve Aaron Murray being our QB in a big game against a physical
opponent when you know he is going to $#!+ all over himself during warmups.