And So It Begins,.....

The tumultuous UGA career of Brendan Langley has come to an an end.

Langley, a sophomore from Marietta, informed coach Mark Richt on Monday of his intention of seeking a transfer. The Bulldogs announced Langley was leaving the team in a news release sent out late Monday night.

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I suspect this will be one of many, that will likely include Faton Bauta!

We take him from his position... ask him to play somewhere else... then don't give him any playing time
after he sacrifices for the team.. then switch him back to his real position where he's now last on the depth chart because he hasn't been a part of that side.

Sounds about right.

Sounds sad, and an unfortunate tune we've heard many times!

I'm sure the richt disciples will love this as it starts off next years excuse making early. Undermanned secondary, anyone?

Next year is set up great for Richt...

Tough schedule...
Under-manned secondary...
New Center..
New Quarterback with very, very little experience..

It's a perfect set-up for a excuse based 8 win season.


But we'll get 'em in 2016!! ya know, as long as we stay the course.... headed in the right direction, we finally are!!

Finish duh drill! Ford F-150. Uh-huh

Might be that it is me, getting long in the tooth, but . . . . as has been said here, this is an ongoing thing in Athens. Has happened often and now I hear our head coach say this . . . .

“I know we are on the right track."

Does the above statement mean that we have not been on the "right track?" Believe that we are losing many from the 2014 Team that will graduate and leave early for the NFL.

Anyone believe that the incoming players will pick up the playbook quickly and perform at a high level in the SEC? Possible . . . . yes, probable . . . . no.

In my opinion, a large amount of the success we had in 2014 was because of Andrews at center. Watching Andrews reading the riot act to the offensive and defensive players on the sideline Saturday, that will be missed . . . . "Leadership". Hutson Mason and our running backs success in 2014 was directly related to Andrews. Yes, he was that valuable. Incredibly hard to replace a talent like Andrews.

As stated above, the machine is already grinding out a replay of years gone by. Been around for a few years, their approach does not change . . . . "All is well in Swellville".

What I see is this . . . . rebuilding, not reloading in the Classic City.

Alabama under Nick Saban has reloaded from his second year coaching in Tuscaloosa until now. That my friends is "Leadership".