So what is it going to be

While there's a certain "gangsta" mentality at every school, a sensible head coach can contain that energy and even channel it into productive play, i.e. Saban.
Pruitt has learned from the best.

averagedawg wrote: While there's a certain "gangsta" mentality at every school, a sensible head coach can contain that energy and even channel it into productive play, i.e. Saban.
Pruitt has learned from the best.

Amen.

What I would give to see Mark Richt run out on the field and yank a player's head after doing some stupid thing.

averagedawg wrote: What I would give to see Mark Richt run out on the field and yank a player's head after doing some stupid thing.

Agree....probably get sued the way things are today.

averagedawg wrote: What I would give to see Mark Richt run out on the field and yank a player's head after doing some stupid thing.

averagedawg, might be wrong, am many times. Think that we might see some of that from Richt. He sees what Pruitt is doing, says he is on board with it. If Richt sees something that works and the players go for it . . . . Simple Simon here says do it.

Servicemen and women learn soon after being sworn in that from that moment on, it is my way, and the highway usually leads to the brig for the foolhardy. Just the thought of going to the brig or the threat of that, amazing how quickly 18 year olds "grow up". Discipline is a good thing, but many times it has to be applied prior to the stupid stuff we just saw again in Athens. My bet is that Pruitt is coaching along that line of thinking as we type.

wlayton wrote:

averagedawg wrote: What I would give to see Mark Richt run out on the field and yank a player's head after doing some stupid thing.

Agree....probably get sued the way things are today.

wlayton, sad but true.