Interesting read and listen . . . .
A short time back the question was asked on Dawgs.com whether or not there would be any "changes" in the coaching staff. Not a lot of "traffic" on the subject, however it appears that important coaching changes have come to the forefront recently.
Found it interesting reading the comments to the link below. Also find it interesting that the comments seem to align closely.
Hard to disagree with those saying it appears that Georgia has the strength of players rated higher in football skills than most or all teams on the East Side of the SEC.
Believe most of us know where our strengths and weaknesses are. Has been mentioned here many times, it now comes down to those with the "whistles" around their necks at practice to move this talented group of players out of the areas that we were mired in for too long.
I doubt that the new hiring (offensive coach) had anything more to do than relieving the pressure that now faces Coach Jim Chaney. Georgia can and will play solid defensive football. Then looking at those returning to the offensive side of the ball, too much talent to give "anyone a pass", speaking to coaching.
When I read many sites and come away with what so many of the young players have to say about playing in the NFL, still want to say to many of these young folks . . . . get your education, those in the NFL (owners) can and do "pick and choose", that alone leaves many "talented" young men on the sidelines, young men that had the talent to play in the "League", did not however matter to those that run their "business" their way.
www.dawgnation.com/football/national-col...-next-year-hes-clown 
