Willie’s other replacement

Georgia names Scott Lakatos its new secondary coach.

I hope somebody asks him at the presser whether he coaches his kids to look back at the ball when it’s thrown to the man they’re covering.

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UPDATE: Hale has quotes.

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Baby, I would never leave you like Kiffin.

It may not be L’il Wayne…

So where does this hit on the Street-Cred-O-Meter?

Monday morning buffet

Come and get it…

• Brian Cook puts a dollar figure on Hamilton’s folly:  “Every single Tennessee assistant has guaranteed money coming in 2010; even without Orgeron and Monte Kiffin, the money due Tennessee assistants in 2010 comes to around 1.6 million dollars.”
• How soon do you figure the new Pac-10 commish calls Mike Slive to get some advice on how to handle the interplay between Junior and rival coaches?
• Some comments of interest from a former Georgia player regarding personnel and the new 3-4 defense.
• A sensible post mortem on Junior’s year in Knoxville (although I don’t think he was there long enough to judge him as a good coach).
• Why it’s hard for Iowa to schedule Boise State in football.
• The more I think about this suggestion of Arne Duncan, the more I’m impressed with it:  “Finally, it’s time to re-empower coaches but at the same time hold them to a higher standard of accountability. I would propose a grand bargain: When a program has a clean record and good outcomes, coaches should have more leeway to increase their contact with players in the offseason…”