Muschamp to South Carolina

sadlerdawg, if that were to happen, would totally restore my faith in the coaching staff in Athens.

Picked the article up below after reading your post above sadlerdawg. Went to a party last night that had a lot of Florida and Ohio State folks. Will chat about that later on in the week.

www.al.com/auburnfootball/index.ssf/2015..._south_carolina.html

EDIT: Meant to say that I am "almost" as happy that Muschamp is going to South Carolina as I am about Kirby Smart heading to Athens . . . . ALMOST.

Breathing a sigh of relief this morning.

CKS. passes the Willie M. Friendship test..

Might not given him enough Smarts..ouch couldn't help

Myself....easy shot... Agree Buc happy as a pig in

A pile ....that Muschimp is going to Cola East....

Tis the season..... Go Dawgs

Thinking about some conversations on Dawgs.com the past couple of weeks concerning coaches and how they reach many of the goals in the SEC.

Has not been a secret that are some on this board that believe to play and be successful in the SEC requires one thing for sure . . . . Defense.

There is a lot of talk about Alabama's defense, deservedly so.

The gators reached the SECCG by winning the East of course. How did they accomplish that? Defense.

Now South Carolina has chosen Will Muschamp as their leader. Muschamp for sure is not a offensive minded person, meaning his bread is buttered by having a stout defense.

The time I have spent around SEC football, several years, seldom does a team wear championship rings if they do not have a stout defense.

If UGA had the needed guidance over the last several years concerning the defense, who knows . . . .

Many UGA fans got excited after they saw what Pruitt/Rocker and Company accomplished in two years. During that period, UGA's offense continued to rely on running backs. Good defensive coaches know how to stop the run. Combination of run and pass is a different story, as is good or great offensive lines.

I think that Jim McElwain should be the SEC coach of the year. He will probably earn that title again before he is through.

Looking forward to what I call "Leadership" in Athens. Lost art under the past administration.

Would not be surprised to see Lambert wearing the head phones in 2016. Also would not be surprised to see Ramsey to take over and UGA run more of a spread offense than they do now.

This offseason will be exciting because of the coaching change(s). Much will be expected. At least half of the folks that call themselves UGA fans have heard a lot of "noise" in the past.

Showtime.

Buc wrote: Thinking about some conversations on Dawgs.com the past couple of weeks concerning coaches and how they reach many of the goals in the SEC.

Has not been a secret that are some on this board that believe to play and be successful in the SEC requires one thing for sure . . . . Defense.

There is a lot of talk about Alabama's defense, deservedly so.

The gators reached the SECCG by winning the East of course. How did they accomplish that? Defense.

Now South Carolina has chosen Will Muschamp as their leader. Muschamp for sure is not a offensive minded person, meaning his bread is buttered by having a stout defense.

The time I have spent around SEC football, several years, seldom does a team wear championship rings if they do not have a stout defense.

If UGA had the needed guidance over the last several years concerning the defense, who knows . . . .

Many UGA fans got excited after they saw what Pruitt/Rocker and Company accomplished in two years. During that period, UGA's offense continued to rely on running backs. Good defensive coaches know how to stop the run. Combination of run and pass is a different story, as is good or great offensive lines.

I think that Jim McElwain should be the SEC coach of the year. He will probably earn that title again before he is through.

Looking forward to what I call "Leadership" in Athens. Lost art under the past administration.

Would not be surprised to see Lambert wearing the head phones in 2016. Also would not be surprised to see Ramsey to take over and UGA run more of a spread offense than they do now.

This offseason will be exciting because of the coaching change(s). Much will be expected. At least half of the folks that call themselves UGA fans have heard a lot of "noise" in the past.

Showtime.

All of this.

Presser at 12:30.

I'm so glad things fell where the way they did and South Carolina was dumb and desperate enough to pick up Muschump.

Compare Kirby Smart's press introduction with Muschump's. Need I say more?

So when he fielded one from a Gamecocks reporter during Monday’s introductory press conference, he used it as an opportunity to take a shot at SEC East rival UGA, which also happens to be his alma mater.

“Did you see where I got my undergraduate degree? I don’t think I understand the question,” Muschamp said.

Full story here: www.seccountry.com/south-carolina/will-m...ina-press-conference