And this . . . . copied from the article below.
Orlovsky went another step, adding the Hurricanes “have to hire someone who is on the cutting edge of offensive innovation.”
I agree.
But I will be surprised if Richt does. A proud and stubborn man, Richt has been terse, even dismissive at times when asked about his play-calling, instead blaming execution and saying these plays have been working for 30 years.
Read more here:
www.miamiherald.com/sports/spt-columns-b...5.html#storylink=cpy
Pretty damn simple from where I sit . . . .
Behind Mark Richt's hiring and those that were appointed during the long coaching stay, the game of "tenure" was played, just as it was with VD. VD would not have lasted had it not been for Mahogany Row. Evans left Georgia under conditions that were less than above board, ended up with work in Maryland . . . . how is that working out? McGarity came damn close to another mess when Kirby Smart was too close to coaching in Columbia, South Carolina.That was not a joke, was real from the get go.
Some of us on this board were given a hard time for expressing our feelings about the football program. Don't hear a lot of noise any more. What it came down to was . . . . some folks enjoy watching and talking football(?) that does not help when it comes to being honest with the way our program has been ran up until Smart and Company.
Good man in Miami has been called out, just as he should have been "years" before his release in Athens. Some of us kept our mouths shut when Richt was "released". Many did not and scolded us for our opinions of Mark Richt's coaching abilities. I have a lot of family members in South Florida that say now, someone in the Georgia Football System knew what to do, they are looking at the situation the same way we did at the "end".
Mark Richt is not worth the money he receives as a "HEAD COACH". FACT.