We’re about to find out how deep Georgia’s 2015 coaching bench really is.
The Taxslayer Bowl may be the first time I’ve ever needed a current roster to keep track of who’s coaching instead of who’s playing.
We’re about to find out how deep Georgia’s 2015 coaching bench really is.
The Taxslayer Bowl may be the first time I’ve ever needed a current roster to keep track of who’s coaching instead of who’s playing.
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“Those 13 jerseys are going to be around a long time.”-- Brock Bowers, The Athletic, 1/10/23
I would love for this to be Georgia’s best game of the season.
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2 Grad Assistants have called a better game than the coordinator that they replaced.
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An epic beat down on Franklin would be a lot of fun.
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Somewhere in the neighborhood of 45-17 sounds right.
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It would almost be fun to have CTG back for one game… almost…
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I will have to print out the roster and the coaching staff, just to keep up.
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I think BMAC should open up a twitter account so that the fans can coach one unit.
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didn’t 3 grad assistants coach in the game after willie martinez was let go at the end o the regular season he and coach directional-kicking left at a minimum
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Looks like the Bowl between 2 teams who lost a lot of teeth during the season or never had their dentures fixed.
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I’m rooting for more attrition so we can get some “celebrity” coaches in there like Wayne Knight or Michael Stipe
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I’m thinking the DC at Prince Avenue Christian or the new head football coach at Clarke Central would be fun.
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I hear Spurrier isn’t doing anything.
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I hear Paul Johnson is free too.
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Hey! I think you may be on to something. Kyle Chandler is an alum and he was a great coach on Friday Night Lights.
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YES!!!!! CLEAR EYES FULL HEARTS CAN’T LOSE AMAZING!!!
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Any word on where Mike Ekeler is going? Marc Weiszer is reporting he has accepted another position, FootballScoop is reporting that he is pursuing a DC position elsewhere, but… no one mentions “where”.
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