… just imagine what Greg McGarity’s experiencing this morning. It’s not just the blowout on the Plains — don’t forget those extra donations to get your SECCG tickets, suckers! — or Miami’s destruction of a Notre Dame team that Georgia squeaked by that’s disheartening, it’s that he’s going to have the Richt narrative thrown in his face by the national media at least until the outcome of the ACC championship game. Or maybe later.
That’s a shame.
No, it’s not a shame. How does that saying go, “You reap what you sow”?
BTW i am happy for Coach Richt. We deserved a fresh start, and he did too.
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Not sure what Richt has to do with anything at this point…
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Bless your heart. I’d stay away from the media for the next few weeks, if that’s what you believe.
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If he doesn’t know, he is not capable of understanding.
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The same media that accused UGA of not being serious about football unless we fired him? 😉
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Clicks/interest/viewership…..gonna be plenty said for the next few days.
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I always was proud of Richt while he was here, but I wasn’t sorry to see him leave after the subpar teams we had the last few years. I’m a little chapped to see him go this long without the kind of dipshittery we used to see at least once a year. Kinda hoping Clemson knocks them around some.
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40 wins his last 4 years was not that bad…no guarantee we get more than 10 wins this year.
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You know as well as I do that the issue wasn’t the W/L record.
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You mean like not showing up against a rival. Only happened to Smart with Tenn, GT, and UF last year. Granted so far only Auburn this year, but GT is licking their chops.
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Don’t forget Vandy, 1st time we lost to those 4 in the same year.
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Are you still hanging your hat on that 4 in the same year shit? Get with the program. We have been kicking ass, but ran into a buzzsaw last night. This is year two, not year fifteen. I am starting to think that you are a top notch GT troll, like that asshat Derek Dooley 2.0, who popped up last night.
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You got a problem with the truth?? He brought it up, not me….just helping with the whole truth, not just part of it. Last year is “DEAD AND GONE…DEAD AND GONE” to me. This year is what matters, looks like we have improved imo…so far.
You have no idea who I am or how I think, you are just lazy and jump to conclusions….you come off sounding like an immature kid. I am beginning to think that you are stalking …..cause you sure want to disagree a lot. I summed up how currently feel about the game last night in the thread below ” Well, that sure sucked” . Since my thoughts and opinions are so important to you, go and read them….if you are not too
lazy. God bless you………
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Stalking? On a fan message board? LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Well…..you do seem to care a lot. Don’t let what I post influence your behavior, you’re stronger than that….you can do it. Remember, you have control, no one else.
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You are a top notch troll. I can’t dispute that. My hats off to you then…..
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Okay, I will bite…..what was the issue??
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So glad Richt is gone. Watching D Brown destroy our weak O Line last night just reminded me how much talent he let get away. And watching all those Georgia kids playing OL for them while they gashed us too.
Last night sucked but If Kirby keeps recruiting we will get there.
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Agree. Our current freshman starter at OT, Thomas, wasn’t coming to UGA until Kirby arrived. Fromm would be at bama now. Kirby won’t be outworked or outrecruited. Gus had his day in the sun. Kirby’s payback is gonna be a bitch.
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Kirby had a chance to real in D. Brown as well.
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Probably one of the biggest reasons Rocker is no longer on the staff.
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^^^This right here^^^
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Karma’s a bitch McGoofy.
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If anything, what Richt is doing at Miami just proves further that McGarity was justified to fire him. He was not giving us his best effort.
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I agree. Seems like Richt was just phoning it in here. The turnaround at Miami actually shows that he wasn’t doing what needed to be done here.
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OK, I’ll bite. I have a feeling that BM wasn’t helping him like they could or should have and he was tired of the BS from BM. Richt seemed burned out. I think he was doing the best he could under a somewhat hostile work environment. After a while it can be tiring to work where you feel you aren’t wanted. It might not be as good of a job as you would like to do but it can very well be the best you can do under the circumstances. In the end the separation was the best for both parties in the long run.
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Agree 100% Eddie! Anyone who’s worked for a boss that inherited you and really doesn’t want you around, so they try their best to run you off can relate to the situation with Mark Richt. I think a change was needed for all parties and glad it’s worked out well for both CMR and UGA.
The Auburn loss is very disappointing, but I also remind myself that virtually no one expected us to win the CFP this year. Most people including myself expected us to win 9-10 games and the SEC East with a possible Big 4 bowl, which is exactly how things are tracking. Anything more is bonus at this point of our transformation, so I try keeping it in perspective.
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When the season started I picked loses at ND and au with a toss up at MSU. So overall I am pleased with the improvements.
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All I can say is CMR should be happy the game wasn’t being played in Jax.
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Good lord.
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Dumbest fan base in the country.
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Richt wasn’t exactly getting much support from the athletic department.
I think McGarity’s plan was to deprive Richt of resources until he had a bad enough season to justify firing him. But that didn’t happen, so McGarity et al just went ahead and fired him after a disappointing season. A very passive-aggressive way to manage.
A coach should receive 100% support from the administration right up to the moment he or she is fired.
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+1
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I don’t understand why it’s a shame. The change was made and the bed is ours to lay in.
I’m very glad for Coach Richt one of the few good Christian guys coaching. Considering the many egomaniacs coaching and running college football today he’s a breath of fresh air. Rooting against good people is just not right.
There are some of us that have had continued concern about our offense all along. It is obvious in college football you need to have a diversified offense to win against elite teams. The lack of game practice on throwing the balk down the field , creative scheming with screens and draws and the undying love of slamming the ball in the middle of the line all point to a lack of understanding of the game today. No one is running against elite defenses without being able to do other creative schemes. We can still win out and get in, but it will take some turnovers and our defense showing up to play.
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Yea., like the “christian” at old miss. I’m glad you care.
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Richt is NOTHING like Freeze. Richt doesn’t parade his faith around publicly. Freeze did it to cover for his foibles.
I don’t see why you’re upset with someone rooting for a guy who is a good coach who refuses to sell his soul to win.
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Who said I’m upset?
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Aladawg his response has nothing to do with you, Richt, or Freeze. It has everything to do with him. The very fact that he locked in on the word Christian should tell you all you need to know about our friend here. You triggered him.
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I must say you are likely right on, but I won’t avoid responding. Thanks for your insightful thoughts. Our season is not over and I believe we can still win out if we are willing to adjust and be flexible.
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Just another show of your lack of class. Mark Richt is what I want representing my school and my faith. Gosh God knows I am a sinner and I need faith and prayer. What evidence do you have to compare him to the guy at Ole Miss?
You need some prayers yourself. That hate is not good for your health.
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Yea yea, tell me all about it.
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Some of that lack of diversity may be because of Fromm’s limitations. We for example, do not throw it over the middle and I think that’s because we don’t trust the true freshman to execute well there. Give him some years under his belt and I think you’ll see Georgia attempt a more passes and add more diversity to the mix.
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It’s hard to swim with sharks taking bites out of you.
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DoubleDawg, I sat in the stands last night wondering why the vast majority of Fromm’s throws were to the sideline. You response above about the staff not trusting Fromm is one of the reasons I came up with as well. If there is another explanation I could not find it, outside of Fromm not looking in the middle of the field. Yes, the OL and DL were the main reasons for our loss last night. That being said, Fromm certainly did not do much to help matters out.
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I thought he could only throw slants according to the Florida secondary. I think the problem is the guy with the head set who is calling the plays.
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Pretty damned sure you are right, yesterday’s play calls looked a lot like last year. At this point of the season, Fromm isn’t exactly a freshman any longer. Time to trust him, rather get beat firing shots than leaving our gun in the holster. I have seen some pretty good throws in the middle, despite what old Chauncey from FU said.
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The AD and the chief revenue officer deserve every bit of karma coming to them for that appeal for additional donations to get post-season tickets.
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If you’re not interested in adding to your 2017 donation to improve your standing for postseason ticket allocations, remember that it’s not too early to donate for 2018. Next year’s home schedule should be another great one with Austin Peay, Middle Tennessee and UMass coming to Athens.
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I have a feeling you aren’t taking Mark Bradley’s calls for an interview until the Hurricanes are out of the playoff picture.
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I’ll give an interview when I think it’s appropriate to do so. The timing of such things can be sensitive, so I want to make sure I handle it in a good manner.
Look for the next edition of “McGarity’s Minutes” to communicate what I want to say to our fanbase. It’s business as usual at Butts-Mehre and we have a lot of work to do to complete the 2017 calendar year on a good note.
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It’s not a shame because even if Kirby Smart works out, Greg McGarity still sucks.
If Georgia can’t win it I want to see McGarity squirm with Miami winning it all.
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Yep. That’s the upside.
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If you didn’t enjoy watching Notre Dame get demolished last night there’s something wrong with you.
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Word.
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Meh, I’m happy with how it’s all played out. Glad Richt is having success at Miami, and I like where we appear to be headed at Georgia.
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Agree, the two are mutually exclusive.
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You want to read some bullshit from Bradley? “Had Georgia lost honorably, the prospects of a rematch in climate-controlled Mercedes-Benz Stadium might seem inviting. This was a dishonorable loss. Two-loss Auburn shouldn’t have beaten the nation’s No. 1 team like this. (”We beat a really good team soundly,” said Malzahn, who’s not a bragger.) More to the point, the Bulldogs shouldn’t have allowed to happen.”
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How is Bradley wrong? The use of the word “honorably” just underscores what a jerk he is, I’ll give you that, but otherwise, how is he wrong? Auburn shouldn’t have been able to beat us like that.
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Well my focus is on that word so I’m glad you’ll give me that because it is fucking bullshit.
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I’d also like to point out that game would’ve been in Athens if McG had fought to keep our traditional rotation.
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Greg Mediocrity responds: You, sir are suspended for the next 4 games!
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Amen. That’s what happens when you trust the SEC to make things right without making a big deal about it: it will never happen.
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There was nothing I could do about it. The SEC office makes the rules and we have to follow them.
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Funny how those rules never seem to negatively impact Alabama or Auburn.
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Everything’s fine. We all have to bite the bullet once in a while. I’m very happy with how we handle our relations with the league office.
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Sure, sure. One quick question: how soon until we can get you out and get someone under the age of 45 that’s not a gigantic pussy to replace you?
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Lol, he’s waiting for the Miami AD job to open up.
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Reopening the Hartman Fund donation period for incremental revenue was more than just asinine – it was terminally stupid. The UGAA has taught the donor base to hedge our bets and see how things play out over the course of the season and THEN open up our wallets: “See, I don’t have to stroke a huge check in the spring! I’ll just throttle back my Hartman fund donation a bit and see where things stand midway through the season.”
Incentives matter, y’all.
Of course, they did that going into the 2017-2018 donation cycle – the one predicating the season with a home schedule including Austin Peay, MTSU, UMass, etc.
Good times, man.
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Hey Greg, Mark says hey…….
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I am very glad I sold my East Side SECCG tickets Friday for a premium price. Might be a little less valuable today
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On any Saturday …..Look at what Miss State nearly pulled off. Evil Richt is rolling. Kirby will be too.
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That, and the run-first offense can have some issues when they meet the rare team that can stop the run. Bama survived, but ND and UGA had issues going to plan B. Not one of Chaney’s finer games (because I think Fromm can pass, Auburn’s secondary was their weak point, and it’s not like we didn’t have WRs/TEs to test that.)
Upside is there isn’t a d-line like that left on the schedule unless Auburn beats Bama in 2 weeks and we get a rematch.
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Georgia wanted the game but Auburn needed it or their season was over.
Different levels of motivation played a large part in yesterday’s outcome..
Great to see Coach Richt doing well, but we are not competing against Miami right now.
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I really expected the “U” to (what was the old saying?.) shit the bed , because as most to the loud mouthed Richt bashers said ad nauseam that is what he and his teams did and do.. Well,as Pogo said ,”we have met the enemy and he is us”. I would loved to have seen more screens and sweeps rather that the Chaney/Smart hard-headed, impose your will .up the gut, pigheadedness. I’m not saying abandon the run just diversify a little . Did SECCG tickets just get cheaper? Simultaneously, I bet UGA/GT tix just got more expensive. I’m go to the gym and I hope the heavy bag is free.
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I actually thought that this Miami team was like 2012 Notre Dame with their miracle escapes earlier in the season against any kind of team they faced but they (and Richt) proved me wrong. Props.
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Season ain’t over yet. Just sayin.’
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Reading these comments it’s like Miami’s thus far undefeated season is a Rorschuch ink blot test for Georgia fans. I see clowns! I see clowns! I see CLOWNS!
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Funny…I see spiders.
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I see a plucky offense and a damn good defense.
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Who gives a damn what CMR and the Canes do.
Glad they won.
They were not in the discussion until Dawgs imploded on the Plains.
Chaney’s passing attack, playbook, personnel, and sets. You do not have to be the most physical to win. Ask Miami last night.
Chaney’s passing game. In all of D1 football, he ranks 111.
Says a lot about the OC.
They have done a good job with the RBs re plays and rotation. Not banged up this late in year.
Not sure about the Oline. How many snaps have those guys seen and their rotation. Wonder where they are this late in season, all those running plays, on the road for 4 SEC opponents.
We can thank CMR and his previous staff for leaving the O line roster bare and almost empty. Look at the roster.
You can not when championships without an offense, and the Dawgs are one dimensional.
Have two solid passing QBs. And not one team in the SEC fears them and the deep ball threat or quick outside throws.
The passing game is so simple, and easy to defend. Those guy don’t catch in games because they never see the ball enough.
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You can’t blame CMR forever. Pittman & Chaney weren’t prepared. You talk about our OL as if AU’s DL is all that. We’ve beaten them with less talent than we have now. This was our worse loss to Auburn since Ray Goff.
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Not feeling sorry today.
Team has played well enough this season to still have the opportunity to win it all.
Team is in good shape physically and has two games to fix the issues along the lines.
They also need to get better at managing the clock and I’m not talking about Fromm. The end of the half looked a lot like last season. They let Auburn off the hook with less-than-aggressive play calling not exploiting the weakness in their secondary. Still a second-year head coach.
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Richt’s current record without McGarrity as his boss: 108 wins, 31 losses.
With McGarrity as his boss: 55 wins, 24 losses.
To solve the problem, isolate the variable.
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ouch…..that is an astounding statistic. Fire the variable.
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Eh. What bothered me was the coaching. Playing scared for a FG with a guy who isn’t the most reliable kicker in the world. No apparent adjustments at halftime. The just pure predictability and stubbornness by Chaney. All year every time Chubb is in the game you know he’s running it up the middle. Against shittier teams Chubb is strong enough to eventually break one. It was pretty obvious he wasn’t going to yesterday.
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These Georgia guys had a great game yesterday. Unfortunately they do not wear the Red & Black.
#95 Dontavius Russell, DL, Jr., Carrolllton Ga
#5 Derrick Brown, DL, So, Sugar Hill Ga
#28 Trey Matthews, DB, Sr, Newnan Ga
And then these two.
#3 Marlon Davidson, DL, So,
#4 Jeff Holland, OLB, Jr. He destroyed Thomas and Kindley time after time.
Where was our D line.
And how many more deep pass plays will Mel Tucker give up this year with his secondary. Plus there seemed to be more missed tackles in this game than before.
Kirby might want to get in the headset more when the defense is on the field.
Kindly note Trey Matthews got a post game interview from CBS lady sideline staff. Ever notice how CBS likes to stick it to us.
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To rchris.
That post is priceless!!!!!
There are stats and then there are stats that say it all.
That said it all.
Great job, man!
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A couple of days ago I took back all the bad things I said about Chaney. I now retract my retraction.
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Yeah. And to think, going into the game one narrative was about how stubborn Gus was and how that might hurt HIM.
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McEars is part of the problem that plagued this program and AD. Carla is gone and we need him gone.
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I said this to my brother the other day: It’d be the most Richt thing ever if he beat ND and then lost to VA or Pitt in the following weeks. I hope it doesn’t happen, because I want Richt to have success down there. But wanting him to have success doesn’t stop me from wanting UGA to have success too.
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Yeah. I don’t think any of us would be surprised to see Miami lose one (or both) of their remaining two games.
Ha. But maybe the one game they cancelled on their schedule was the one they were going to lose.
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I am about over the loss , but to second the good Senators comments, cut ting the number of SECCG tickets unless I fork over another $1,800 is why I disslike that big eared Boob so much and wish he is gone. Sure big donors got enough yearly contribution to take the extra two I have always gotten.
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Our worst case scenario is what?
My Kentucky friends are dreading Saturday. One’s exact wording was “We are going to be pillaged”—- So we win huge Saturday. Lose to Tech because it would be the most awful thing. Auburn, meanwhile, upsets Bama and we have a rematch with Auburn for the SECCG that we win. But we win with 2 losses and no Playoff appearance. Then the icing on the cake, Alabama slides into the 4th playoff spot with 1 loss. My Munson is showing.
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Yeah. That would be awful.
At this point, though, I think I’m pretty happy regardless what happens because I figured we’d be a 10-win team this year, and I figure we’ll get there no problem. Heck. Even if we lost to Tech and Auburn/Bama, we could still win a bowl and come out with 11 wins. I’d consider that amazing and unexpected (although hoped for) in Kirby’s second year.
Still reserving ultimate judgment till the end of 2018.
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