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sadlerdawg wrote: Unfortunately, I think we all need to get used to it. I rarely visit other fan sites, but figured I would just to get a feel for what other fans think. The 4 or 5 that I went to made no mention of Richt being at fault or held accountable. There were posts about firing Grantham, beating FU and hiring Muschump as DC after he is fired, how bad injuries are hurting us, and my favorite, how is a 3 way tie for the east broken so we can get to the SECCG.
Looks like all is well in Dawgtown, (except on this site) and richt is a great guy and he'll fix this and we'll get 'em next year.
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bulldawg36869 wrote: I have long criticized Bobo, but I must admit that other than the Vandy game and a series or two each game he is the most improved coach on the staff.
Whether or not Richt has any input one way or the other, we may never know.
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Wartdawg wrote: I read an article yesterday.. had the same BS quotes bd36869 just mentioned... crap about "good guys" as if that
somehow makes a difference. News flash... every program out there has a bunch of "good guys" and a few bad guys as well. MR's team is no different. It has no moral superiority over anyone else, and Alabama, Ga Tech, Clemson, whoever.. all have good guys. Doesn't change results.
A couple of quotes from two different coaches after their teams loss this week. Take from it what you will:
"But to Richt, the mistakes that are happening aren't reflective of a lack of coaching, but execution. He elaborated on that when asked Sunday if he felt the need to examine if there's an overriding thread plaguing the special teams.
“I think again you’ve gotta look at everything in totality," Richt said. "Everybody wants to talk about the things that go wrong. And obviously when things that go wrong, they cost you a position or whatever it is, it’s a huge deal. Or whether you have a special teams coach or don’t have a special teams coach, or whether you have a special teams coordinator or not, you’ve gotta field the punt, you’ve gotta snap the ball, you’ve gotta catch the snap."
That was in reference to Trent Frix snapping the ball high to punter Collin Barber, and Swann not catching the punt. Individual mistakes, not schematic ones, as Richt pointed out.
“I mean,” Richt said, starting to laugh, “What does that have to do with whether you have a special teams coordinator or not. Those are just things you need to execute, the basic fundamentals of it.
Read more here: www.ledger-enquirer.com/2013/10/21/27553...l.html#storylink=cpy
Now for the second quote...
"There was a number of reasons why we don't win that game," Miles said of the Tigers' season-crippling, 27-24 upset loss at Ole Miss Saturday. "But in my opinion, IT'S ME. I did not get it across to them. I made the points. I spoke the words, but I need to teach better. I challenge myself that way."
Like I said... take from it what you will...
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