Mark Richt has lost control of the animal kingdom.

Huntley Johnson’s reaction to Antonio Morrison’s latest arrest:  “he’s charged with what?”

And you know Jimmy Williamson’s first thought upon hearing about this will be “why didn’t I think of that first?”

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UPDATE:  +1 for this.

@Andy_Staples I had heard they were moving him to rover this fall.

— Greg Auman (@gregauman) July 21, 2013

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UPDATE #2:  LMAO.

https://twitter.com/GarrisonSmith56/status/358961852992065537

“Our investors are fine with that.”

The NCAA is welcoming its first for-profit school to D-1 and the Pac 12 natives are kinda restless about it.

CBSSports.com reported Wednesday that the Pac-12 had written the NCAA questioning the admittance of for-profit schools into Division I. Phoenix-based Grand Canyon would be the first such school to do so in Division I. The school joins the WAC in basketball, as well as other sports, in the fall. It becomes a full NCAA Division I member and can receive NCAA disbursements as well as go to the tournament in 2017-2018.

Grand Canyon, in case you’re wondering, has been turning a steady profit – the school’s after-tax profit from 2009-12 was $182 million.  Seems like the NCAA is fine with letting everybody make money these days, except you-know-who.

Great optics, people.

Sunday morning buffet

Eh, why not.

• Gregg Doyel must be in serious need of hits:  “I’m not saying Manziel has a drinking problem.”
• Anthony Dasher has a good piece on Georgia associate strength and conditioning coach Sherman Armstrong.
• Relax, gamers.  EA Sports has a new deal with CLC.
• If this is true, hopefully it’ll broadcast at night, because sometimes I have insomnia.
• Dawg fans, here’s the link to the 2013 Official Media Guide.
• Scarbinsky asks a good question, rhetorically, of course, since we all know the answer.
• There will be plenty more Return of Mett stories between now and  September 28th.