Monthly Archives: September 2010

I wondered about Washaun Ealey’s reaction on this play. And this explanation is consistent with what I saw from him. “When he hit me, I was a little unconscious, but I knew where the ball was,” Ealey said. “The referees … Continue reading →

Dan Hawkins, of all people, gets to patronize (albeit nicely) Mark Richt. The only thing worse will be if Derek Dooley has cause to do that, too.

Georgia and Oregon cancel their 2015-6 series. “The model that we would establish in the future would have seven home games every year,” McGarity said. “If you look at the models of other schools that have played for the (BCS) … Continue reading →

I don’t think I could have taken it if Chris Relf had been the third consecutive Dawg opponent to win SEC Offensive Player of the Week. Oh, and while I’m riding the sarcasm train, my first thought on seeing this … Continue reading →

This is what I’m talking about. To punt the ball back to Arkansas would have been to put the game back in the hands of one of the nation’s top quarterbacks, and to ask a defense that had struggled for … Continue reading →

Their conference and division goals having gone up in smoke Saturday night, Mark Richt and his team still have much to play for.  For the players, there’s pride and confidence at stake.  For Richt, the rest of the season is … Continue reading →

What’s Greg McGarity thinking this morning?  A month into the job and he’s had the hottest of hot potatoes drop into his lap.  And as somebody who got to witness the Rise and Fall of the Zooker up close, the … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever wondered what the captain of the Hindenburg had to say in the aftermath, here’s a clue what it must have sounded like: … Schematically, Mississippi State called numerous blitzes, Richt said, which tripped up the ground attack. … Continue reading →