What would the off season be.......?

NC Dawg I didn't know you where so young. A Soph in 84, my God I was a soph in 51 undergrad school. By the way who is Bob Segar? Showing my age again. He must have been some kind of singer or played a hot guitar. I agree sports are wagging the tail of academia at UGA & has been for a long time. Started with
Dooley,s remedial programs in the 60,s & 70,s. If a student athlete could not make the grade in the regular class-room, then he should not be a student at UGA. The best coach in my poor estimation was Wally Butts. He recruited the whole eastern USA. Most of the players came from Penn, Ohio, NY, Mass, Ill & 0f course Ga. MY best friend as an offensive tackle named Richard Yelvington. He later played for the NY Giants. Wally had a pipe line to Youngstown, Ohio, getting players of the likes of Sinkwich, Poschner, Morocco, DeCarlo & Babcock out of Pearl River, NY, Principe out of Penn & the list goes on. Teams that played us used to say "It's us against the world." Dooley's players used to call Tuesday practice "Bloody Tuesday" Every days practice under Butts was a bloody battle. Tough on the field, but he loved his players & took care of then off the field. What we used to call a man's man. God I miss football the way it was supposed to be played.
All I can say is GO DAWGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DawgDoc, believe the term used when Dooley moved things around was . . . . Basket Weaving. Some used that term anyway.

My high school football coach played for Butts, Al Jeffrey. His last season was the 1946 Year that we were very good. Coach Jeffrey was from Conneticut.