GAME DAY: KENTUCKY WILDCATS VS GEORGIA BULLDOGS

Southerdawg.....frustration is a powerful ..... Force.....

If there was any doubt ....fans have clearly let coaches and players

Know .... improvements must be made...... off week... for both teams

Have two weeks to get ready for JAX.....

Go Dawgs

I can't recall seeing a Dawg game when it poured rain for the entire game.

Everything soaking wet, ground mushy, vision poor, strong wind in your face. All the weather obstacles working at full bore.

We still managed to put 21 on the board after half time. Kentucky ran out of steam about the same time.

yankeedawg1 wrote: SouthernDawg.....frustration is a powerful ..... Force.....

If there was any doubt ....fans have clearly let coaches and players

Know .... improvements must be made......

YD...

Mmm hmm. And I have to say, that as usually and predictably critical I am of the sports media talking heads, they've asked CKS some very blunt and pointed questions in the past two weeks that have impressed me. It's clear that Kirby hates talking with the media, and he's taken a page out of the playbook of his mentor in that the relationship he has cultivated with the Atlanta sports writers is one that is usually antagonistic with a I-dont-want-to-be-here, mildly pissed off demeanor. This is on display each week for pregame media day & post game Q&A's. I noted that some journalists have finally come around to the right way to handle him - be blunt. "Coach what is your opinion of your OC James Coley 7 weeks into the season?" I think Kirby respected the directness of the question, rather the usual weasel "Coach, some people say that..." or "the general feel around the internet right now is that..."

Be brief, be blunt, and be gone. Best way of getting real answers out of him.

Yep. Be direct, articulate and respectful to get a real answer.

"Some people say" is a poor way to get me to answer a question too.
My answer would be " Bring them on down and let them ask the questions". In fact, who are these people?

Many media folks are spending too much time looking for click bait than facts. The reporter wants to be famous rather than a good journalist.

2 cents worth.

"Florida played at South Carolina earlier in the day in what was described as a “driving rain.” Gators quarterback Kyle Trask still managed to complete 21 of his 33 passes for 200 yards and four touchdowns. Gamecocks quarterback Ryan Hilinski threw it plenty as well – going 17/35 for 170 yards and a touchdown."

.... just sayin'

I think we're in for a long day in Jax.