I had to read this twice to make sure I wasn’t missing something.
Thank Gawd for extended support staffs, I suppose.
When someone says the SEC overall is down because of coaching, this is what they’re talking about.
I had to read this twice to make sure I wasn’t missing something.
Thank Gawd for extended support staffs, I suppose.
When someone says the SEC overall is down because of coaching, this is what they’re talking about.
Filed under SEC Football
Georgia under Smart finally cracks the coveted 90% mark in Bill Connelly’s S&P+ performance percentage.
If you’re impressed by that, this will impress you even more.
Filed under Georgia Football, Stats Geek!
Sounds like Kirby Smart’s bought a ticket or two.
That’s what happens when you design your stadium seating for midgets.
Filed under Because Nothing Sucks Like A Big Orange
Shit just got realer in Gainesville.
Florida star receiver Antonio Callaway and starting tailback Jordan Scarlett were among the players charged with felonies on Monday by the state attorney’s office in Gainesville, Florida. Callaway, one of nine suspended players during the investigation, was charged with first-degree felony fraud/swindle obtaining property under $20,000 and felony fraud/impersonation for using or possessing another person’s ID without consent.
First degree felony fraud? How far can the man get that knocked down? And how fast?
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UPDATE: Wait — this only gets better.
Filed under Crime and Punishment, Gators, Gators...
After Georgia’s last two trips to Neyland, and the carnage left in their wake, I’m apprehensive about the team’s health after this Saturday’s game.
Nick Chubb’s excited. Somehow, I’m not surprised.
Filed under Georgia Football, The Body Is A Temple
The least hot take you’ll read today:
Filed under Georgia Football
The first and last plays of the game were the perfect bookends to a dominating night. The defense came out to play, and play it did to the final whistle. While Lorenzo Carter’s six-yard tackle for loss was a textbook example of talent, preparation and execution, Monty Rice’s stoning of the MSU tailback on the goal line as time expired on a 28-point victory was the perfect distillation of pride.
I am of a mind that Georgia’s only great when it fields a defense that is good enough to welcome it being on the field. I can remember those moments during a game when it suddenly dawned on me the D was there: the 2002 game against Florida, the Sugar Bowl against Hawaii (okay, that didn’t last long), the 2011 game against Mississippi State.
And Saturday night.
There was some junk yardage gained in garbage time, but, bottom line, Georgia’s defense took on a team that was averaging almost fifty points a game and held it to three. More than that, you realized from the very first series it was on its game. Players looked confident, did a superb job with contain (I can only remember a couple of plays when they were fooled) and were sure-handed with their tackling.
Damn, they looked good.
Now, they just need to do it again.
Filed under Georgia Football
Plenty to put on your plate.
Hey, how’s that whole “don’t mix politics and football” thing working out for some of you?
I guess Trump didn’t get the memo.
Filed under Political Wankery
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