So...is it okay to call out Kirby now?
I'm asking because I'm convinced this loss falls squarely on his shoulders. Somebody else said something to the effect that it's not about calling for his head, a sentiment with which I agree.
But, still, Georgia has a management issue.
There was also a post, I think Georgiadogs.com, maybe not, that compared Kirby to Richt at this point in their careers. The similarities are scary. I guess I'm bringing this up because, despite my support for Mark Richt, I dont want 13 years to pass to finally admit that we weren't going to get it done under that administration. Point being, is it time to worry?
We have talent by the truckload, but we seem to be falling into the same ruts that derailed Mark Richt. Case in point, look at LSU when they finally decided to get real on offense. That team is the real deal. My money is they win the West. How about Georgia? When does RBU become Air Georgia? When do we implement a plan that involves a playbook with more than a page or two?
The real question dogging me right now is this: how good could we be if we unleashed the talent we have, rather than tie it to predictable play calling? My feeling is that we need to expend similar effort in recruiting the right coaching staff as we do the highly talented players. Its frustrating.
I dont have many years left in this meat bag. I'd like to see Georgia realize its potential before I hit my expiration date, but we seem to be okay with the same old same old.
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