Letters to Mark Richt and the Row

Stevedawg, I just don't know if I have the strength or even where to start.

DM<

I have something to say. Our program has become beyond embarrassing. I am sick to my stomach of hearing excuses. There are no excuses for the decade of atrocities we have had to endure. You expect an occasional bump in the road and then a plan executed to correct it. Case in point, almost every other team in the SEC; Alabama, Florida, Auburn, LSU, ...!! But no, not Georgia. We continue down the path of mediocrity buying into all the excuses and waiting for next year. And here we are again. We are 5 and 3 and our season is over. We will win a couple more, go to some crappy bowl game. and then do it all over again next year. How do I know this? Because that is what we have been doing for the last decade. A man's work ought to be his resume. His real work, not the façade of a winning record against other crappy teams. I would say take a look at how we have fared against top tier teams in the last ten years. If you do that and call us a successful program then you have lost your mind. Without going through all the historical records I believe we are something like 4 wins and 15 losses when playing ranked teams. I don't even remember when we won against someone ranked in the top ten. I know a change in a coach is cause for fear, but really how bad can it be. Numerous teams have shown it can be done and success can be accomplished immediately. SO my questions to those who have the power to make the hard decisions; when are you going to make it? When will you stop accepting mediocrity and demand success. When you will do the things necessary to get us to the top tier? I love the DAWGS and you all are destroying them. Get off your ****** and do something. Sorry for the long post. but D**n!!!!!!!!

calling this mediocrity is doing the word mediocre a disservice.

What I see is complete incompetence.

Give this guy a Lamborghini and he would take it 4 wheeling and drive it off a cliff.

Honestly, the letters will have no bearing on anything at this point.

My year as a fan has been interesting at best. I still watched all the games, even went to a couple, but I have lost the will to cheer, clap, whatever. There were no surprises for me this season. The train wreck started way before Chubb being injured.

Sitting back and not letting emotion get the best of me allowed me to view things at another level. We have a deep, systemic problem now, and it's not the coaches, the players, the staff. It's the fans. I have never seen such separation in a fanbase in a while.

The rabid support for such a man who lacks performing at his position is only, truly reserved for the POTUS. The politics are engulfing this program and taking it down a deep path where infighting will be more common than Florida tackling themselves during a game.

While I have made myself clear multiple times over the years on where I would like this program to go, I try to sit on the other side of the table during a debate so I can visualize my own weaknesses in the argument. I've tried multiple times to do so for the pro-Richt camp. At this point, there is literally nothing to even support the notion.

I feel like the other side of the divide has a masochistic nature towards their behavior. They love the idea of losing, as if it builds some type of strength that would be justified "next year" when we win the Natty. And while I respect this board and their members rules, I have to let it out. It's related to faith. Warm, fuzzy faith. Not cold, hard evidence. That's all I will say about that.

The lopsided media and PR team along with the Mark Richt fan club will tear a part and divide this fanbase. If Richt survives this year, we will be in for rough years to come.

I wish I could invest more time on this board, but at this point, I really have nothing else to say. Repeating myself can only go so far before I am ruled an insane individual. All I know is I would like to enjoy college football again, and a change would be desired sooner rather than later.