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Monday Thoughts - Kirby Smart's 2016 Schedule

8 years 11 months ago #71621 by Buc

averagedawg wrote: Well, at least we know where Smart's head is at.
Beating the bushes.
Already working his butt off.
No time for celebration or congratulations.


No surprise averagedawg . . . . expected.

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8 years 11 months ago #71622 by yankeedawg1
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Monday morning quiz.....raise your hand if you think

CKS was not aware of the no compete clause in

Eons contract..... IMO. just a very neat way to show

His thinking while keeping his list in is vest pocket

Know for sure CKS two or three moves ahead of the

Heads.... Learned from CNS

Press conferences will be fun to watch....

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8 years 11 months ago #71623 by Wartdawg
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We talk about how quickly a team can take on the personality of a coach and have an attitude adjustment....

Now I don't know how soon we will win the SEC again but my guess is that before spring practice, everyone on the team will know that football is about playing to win and that attention to the little details and hard work is not an afterthought.

I believe an attitude change will be apparent immediately when the season starts and there will not be any defeatist comments made before we play our biggest games. There also wont be anymore pre-game antics that take place. For those who might not see it, I am referring directly to what happened this year before the Alabama game, both in the press room and on the field. I think those days are over.

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8 years 11 months ago #71624 by Buc

Wartdawg wrote: We talk about how quickly a team can take on the personality of a coach and have an attitude adjustment....

Now I don't know how soon we will win the SEC again but my guess is that before spring practice, everyone on the team will know that football is about playing to win and that attention to the little details and hard work is not an afterthought.

I believe an attitude change will be apparent immediately when the season starts and there will not be any defeatist comments made before we play our biggest games. There also wont be anymore pre-game antics that take place. For those who might not see it, I am referring directly to what happened this year before the Alabama game, both in the press room and on the field. I think those days are over.


Takes me back to the gator game, end zone happening.

After it was over, urban meyer read the riot act to Mark Richt and Richt apologized.

Gimmicks are a way that Carney's back in the day drew "attention" to themselves so as to get folks into the tent. Once in the tent, the Carney disappeared.

Kirby Smart grew up under a Father that coached football. KS played football. KS served his apprenticeship at more than one school, UGA being one of them. For nine years served under Nick Saban, the same Nick Saban that learned a lot of football under Bill Belichick.

Have read some comments, elsewhere questioning Smart's time in grade to become a head coach at Georgia. Kirby Smart's time in grade will serve Georgia Football well. Knows how to read a compass, meaning he understands "direction and leadership". Some head coaches never reach that point even after a number of years.
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8 years 11 months ago - 8 years 11 months ago #71626 by Buc
Kirby Smart's first hire as Georgia head coach.

Pulled from the article below.

A source told FootballScoop Alabama’s defensive game-planning meetings consist of three people: Saban, Smart and Glen Schumann. Schumann is a well-hidden gear in the machine, titled only “player development/player personnel” on Alabama’s staff directory. There is no bio to be found. A Google web and image search bring nothing. But Schumann is a key member of the Tide’s defensive staff, tasked with taking Saban and Smart’s ideas and putting them into words the rest of the staff and players can comprehend.

georgia.247sports.com/Bolt/Kirby-Smart-b...-to-Georgia-41813836

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8 years 11 months ago #71629 by Buc
With the first hire being a defensive type coach, believe that spells the end of Pruitt coming back.

Would not be surprised to see Pruitt sitting down with Gus Malzahn as did Garner.

Gus Malzahn needs defensive coaching badly, not his cup of tea.

Just guessing, but it would not surprise me.

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