Agree or Disagree, or Whatever . . . .

wlayton I agree but at least CJP says we have problems to fix so he still has to show me too but at least I'm excited to see it.

Jenkins Floyd and Carter scary 3

DWS, I'm excited as well but like everyone else.....show me.

Remember FSU's D was highly ranked in 2012 before Pruitt got there plus as good of athletes as UGA has, imo, FSU's athlete's on the D side of the ball were better.....they had ridiculous athletes on D.

We'll see.

I know you guys feel the same...

an inability to make a tackle because a player doesn't know how to make a tackle is just maddening.

So much goes into getting the player in position to make the tackle, and all that effort is lost in a foolhardy launch that ends up looking like an attempt to be a human bumper car. I thought arm tackles were infuriating until I saw that hot mess.

Going to post a link below from Bill King. Read gets real interesting to me when I got further into what Bill had to say. So much logic coming from a man that cares so much about Georgia and Georgia football.

I come away with several thoughts, one of which is this . . . . mark richt is stubborn and foolish to a fauilt. Refuses to admit his faults until he is taken to task. That in my opinion is not coaching, especially evading head coaching responsibilities. Appears from reading Bill's article that richt was forced into making a decision.

Has been openly discussed on this board, and maybe some start to believe that what is posted here is read by those further up the line. mcgarity saw a need to correct some Special Team due diligence by whispering in richt's ear that those outside the arena are pissed.

Rather than name a single person as Special Teams coach, he names two. Agree or disagree with that . . . . that is mark richt refusing to conform to others thoughts. He will not bend, nothing more than, allow me this, the same thing that grantham suffers from . . . . ego. That happens when those in power get too full of themselves.

While some here and other places don't like to hear the richt thingy over and over . . . . I ask this . . . . By continuing to point out over and over again what could be done, got done. Those that want to remain in the same mode year after year, that is your choice, as it is my choice to scream from the rafters until something is changed, that starts at the top.

Ten or eleven wins might be ok, just want to know that we were in the game, not fighting internally over who did what. Simple things like doing something about the Special Teams. Mike Bobo said it well in a quote from Bill's article. Bobo said it might mean winning another game. You think? That in my opinion in contradictory to what his head coach has been saying for too long. Even the offensive coordinator understands the need for change. Guess Bobo is now anti richt.

blogs.ajc.com/junkyard-blawg/2014/02/12/...blogs_junkyard_blawg

Edit: Another read.

bleacherreport.com/articles/1957510-geor...-dawgs-special-teams

Here's what Bobo said that just has me scratching my head about the whole program--

Georgia signed what potentially could be a game-breaking return man last week in Isaiah McKenzie, and Mike Bobo said kickoff and punt returns will be McKenzie’s main job....

Ummmm, he hasn't even donned a UGA uniform yet, and he already has a "main job" on the team. Doesn't lend a whole lot of credence to that whole "the best man will play" theory, huh? Good luck, Faton.

It's amazing how every time I read an article about the Dawgs, I seem to recall having read similar thoughts from posters here days before.

Not insinuating that means plagiarism,'but I do insinuate that our members are very knowledgeable and on top of their game.

Want some insights people? Step right up to Dawgs.com and read what the many contributors here have to say first.