The Monday Dawg

NBC Sports is reporting that the Lance Taylor story was premature.....Leave to the AJC to commit premature journalism....

MORE DRAMA !!!!


UPDATE:...same source is now saying BMac to Receivers and Thomas Brown to QB's.....

DRAMA Part DUO !!!

Seems coaches learned from players on NSD. how drama works


HC. Needs to take him to Krispy Kreme fora donut fix. Go Dawgs

Bless our AJC......

Good get NC_Dawg.

You folks have probably read the link below, might be that others have not.

Not surprising that one beat writer "Pouty" is trying to get one up on his competition. Sometimes those "unnamed sources" don't have the complete story. Can cause a lot of problems when the "truth" does come out. Ask Brian Williams of NBC.

Will say this about that. Veterans do not approve of liars, especially liars like Brian Williams. Veterans called his ass out on the "truth" and it is hard for me to listen to the talking heads now speaking of Brian Williams "returning". Stop right there Buc, you could get kicked off of this board if you used the "language" that Williams deserves.

Thomas Brown was one heck of a back, also proved he could coach running backs. Many NFL folks are saying that Melvin Gordon will be the first running back chosen in the draft.

Like reading this coming from the article below . . . .

"I think you can solve most problems with more competition,” he said. “I think that’s one of the biggest things that’s different from when I was here as a player (to) what’s here now. I came in as a highly-recruited, No. 1 running back in the state of Georgia, No. 2 or three in the nation, and came in I was No. 7 on the depth chart of eight running backs. And I had to compete."

“I think that kind of makes guys raise their level of expectations. I think it’s harder for guys to be motivated when they kind of know they’re guaranteed to play.”

Have to answer what Brown had to say about competition . . . . Seems to me that there has been a guarantee or two at the quarterback position.

Remembering that Thomas Brown was a big time Strength and Conditioning participant. That has to be, or should be a plus.

www.ledger-enquirer.com/2015/02/16/35687...-mcclendon.html?rh=1

NC_Dawg......surely you or they meant Thomas Brown to RB's coach not QB coach.

The way i see it as long as it's still being talked about it might just happen Indoor practice field.

Got this from Georgia bulldog Nation:

ite emerges as possibility for UGA indoor facility
ATHENS GA - The Georgia football program's long-sought indoor practice facility will move closer to fruition on Tuesday.
The UGA athletic board is expected to take further action on the facility, four months after commissioning a design study at its previous quarterly meeting.
It is not clear whether the location for the facility will be formally approved, but one site has emerged as a possibility: The area just beyond the existing outdoor practice fields, off of Lumpkin Street, leading up to Stegeman Coliseum.
Other locations had not been ruled out as of last month: An off-campus area off Milledge Avenue, or tearing up one of the existing outdoor fields and building it there. But the location off Lumpkin seems a good compromise, keeping the existing facilities but not having it far from the Butts-Mehre building.
Athletics director Greg McGarity could not be reached for comment. But he and Butts-Mehre staffers have been considering the details over the past four months, including how extravagant to make it: Will it lean toward just the basics, which would still cost around $10 million minimum, or feature amenities that would increase the cost beyond that?
The source of the funds could also be revealed Tuesday, although it is expected to be a mix of private and UGA reserve funds, much like the recently completed renovation of baseball's Foley Field. That could just over $12 million, with $5 million coming through fundraising.
The facility will be used by more than just the football team. McGarity has said that the baseball team could use it on rainy days, as could other teams.
Florida recently announced plans for a $15 million indoor practice facility, with funds raised through private gifts and "capital financing," according to an Associated Press.
BY - SETH EMERSON,
Site emerges as possibility for UGA indoor facility

ATHENS GA - The Georgia football program's long-sought indoor practice facility will move closer to fruition on Tuesday.
The UGA athletic board is expected to take further action on the facility, four months after commissioning a design study at its previous quarterly meeting.
It is not clear whether the location for the facility will be formally approved, but one site has emerged as a possibility: The area just beyond the existing outdoor practice fields, off of Lumpkin Street, leading up to Stegeman Coliseum.
Other locations had not been ruled out as of last month: An off-campus area off Milledge Avenue, or tearing up one of the existing outdoor fields and building it there. But the location off Lumpkin seems a good compromise, keeping the existing facilities but not having it far from the Butts-Mehre building.
Athletics director Greg McGarity could not be reached for comment. But he and Butts-Mehre staffers have been considering the details over the past four months, including how extravagant to make it: Will it lean toward just the basics, which would still cost around $10 million minimum, or feature amenities that would increase the cost beyond that?
The source of the funds could also be revealed Tuesday, although it is expected to be a mix of private and UGA reserve funds, much like the recently completed renovation of baseball's Foley Field. That could just over $12 million, with $5 million coming through fundraising.
The facility will be used by more than just the football team. McGarity has said that the baseball team could use it on rainy days, as could other teams.
Florida recently announced plans for a $15 million indoor practice facility, with funds raised through private gifts and "capital financing," according to an Associated Press.
BY - SETH EMERSON,

wlayton wrote:

You are correct....typing to quick to catch the error....Thnx!!!

Just in case anyone needs a reminder of what TB meant to UGA...



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