Game day UGA/GA SOUTHERN EAGLES

Hope we don't get the "Statesboro Blues."

averagedawg wrote: Hope we don't get the "Statesboro Blues."

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Put that statement in the vault averagedawg. :woohoo:

Trying to keep everything focused.

Beginning of the 2015 Season, UGA was chosen by many in the media to participate in the "Final Four".

I place the rankings below for those that continue to stand in the "quick sand".

Are the rankings right? Bet this, if we were in the top 5 or 10 those that continue to believe our head coach will lead us out of the "wilderness" are going to be swallowed up by the "quick sand".

If anyone reading this post and disagrees with the rankings, specifically where do we belong on either of the "three lists"? That is between 1 and 25.

sports.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/polls

Hope we play well tonight. Backers of the current leadership(?) seem to be saying "elsewhere" that all is well in the Classic City.

EDIT: We are going to a bowl . . . surprise, surprise. Looks real good on that Richt stat sheet. Folks, he really needs to leave. Hard to carry on a conversation about Georgia football and not drift off into the abyss.

Buc wrote:

averagedawg wrote: Hope we don't get the "Statesboro Blues."

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Put that statement in the vault averagedawg. :woohoo:

Hahahahahahaha! Classic!

Chores are done, time for a sip of bourbon and Sparty-Bucky until 7 PM.

Go 'dawgs!

Buc wrote: Are the rankings right?

The "ranking" listed was earned on the field. In no way represents the talent on the 'dawgs sideline.

Sorry Coach Pruitt hurt some feelings after the Florida game. I wouldn't have blamed him for taking a swing at someone. :woohoo: :woohoo:

There are four million reasons that Mark Richt will remain in Athens. Mahogany Row more than triples that number with the "good man" remaining as head coach.

The 2015 Season is reason enough to look Mahogany Row squarely in the eye(s) and ask questions, knowing that there is no "sunshine" in that room.

Absolutely agree with dawgs_fans_dad about the "talent" that dresses out in Red and Black, many of whom never see the playing field.

Tonight I will again watch Mark Richt play with his headphone mouthpiece, and have that "deer in the headlights stare" for 95% of the game. The "look" . . . . win, lose or draw.

There are young men on the sidelines that should be getting playing time.

Bet this . . . . at some point in the game tonight, Mark Richt will run up and down the sideline as if he "understands" what has happened, and wanting to show folks both in Sanford and on television that he is "involved".

Please leave.