From Athens- Friday Thoughts

There were more than a few former players that had reached the point of facing off with those in the big seats.

Copied from the article below . . . .

“I love Kirby, he said. “I believe Kirby is the right guy for the University of Georgia to be doing what we want our head coach and our team to do. And thank God for it, because it’s about time. He’s like Erk Russell. He’s got some Erk in him and that’s what we need.

onlineathens.com/sports/dogbytes/2017-12...t&utm_medium=twitter

It’s nice to see vindication for all of those who knew change was necessary at UGA, and what that change should be.

Not to knock what was there before any longer, but just to say there was a next step that could happen if change was made.

Wartdawg wrote: It’s nice to see vindication for all of those who knew change was necessary at UGA, and what that change should be.

Not to knock what was there before any longer, but just to say there was a next step that could happen if change was made.

Article below goes hand in hand with your thought(s) Wartdawg. Good overall read.

www.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/co...ide-awake/985097001/

Good read Buc. ..... Athens is going to bust a growth move..again....

Go Dawgs......

What they note about Gwinnett County is so true.
I sit geographically in between Archer and Grayson. Literallly on the line between the two school districts. I am familiar with folk on the staff’s for those schools, North Gwinnett, Buford, Parkview, Brookwood, and South. There are incredible things going on at these programs. It pains me when athlete’s from these schools go someplace other than UGA, but they are recruited all over the country and you will always have your Nkemdiche’ types<cough> which I pointed out before he even showed up to play for crooked Hugh Freeze.

Also agree with you on #13 Jonathan Ledbetter. He can and will make a difference in the Rose Bowl. Last half of the 2018 Season straightened up and became a "Leader". Makes #3 Roquan Smith an even larger problem for any offense through his unselfish play. Glad that Ledbetter "got it together".