… don’t say anything.
Curious to see if somebody asks Greg McGarity the same question.
… don’t say anything.
Former Florida AD Jeremy Foley declined comment Friday about 2009 domestic violence arrest of former UF graduate assistant Zach Smith. Urban Meyer stated last week he followed “proper reporting protocols” at Florida, relating to Smith’s 2009 arresthttps://t.co/m1igbKIEpx
— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) August 10, 2018
Curious to see if somebody asks Greg McGarity the same question.
Filed under Urban Meyer Points and Stares
“We remember the Sugar Bowl, I think it my junior year of high school, we let Alabama beat us twice,” Brinson said of a team that also lost to the Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship game. “We’re not letting Alabama beat us twice. In the Sugar Bowl in 2018, they… thought they should have been in the playoffs and lost to Texas.” -- AB-H, 12/27/23
Greg was in the supply closet counting staples when Urban called in.
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Should we go ahead and self impose here?
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I figure it will go something like this…
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=gif+I+know+nothing&view=detail&mid=93D14EF7F231CF1D560D93D14EF7F231CF1D560D&FORM=VIRE
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After McGarity docked Shane Beamer’s pay for his involvement in/knowledge of the Wakeyleaks scandal while at Wake Forest, it would be incredibly hypocritical if him if he knew about this while at UF and didn’t follow the proper protocols.
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Correction. While Beamer was at VT, not Wake.
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Rest assured, hypocrisy is one of our cornerstones.
#COMMITTOTHEG
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If Crouch really cared about doing the right thing, he would have fired Smith in 2009
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Knowing McG’s attention to contract details, I wouldn’t be surprised if Smith’s agreement required fu to provide brass knuckles, handcuffs and a slapjack.
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Ouch … too soon
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Urban says he followed proper protocol and reported the 2009 Smith domestic violence up the chain at the FU athletics department. Greg McGarity was the FU Assistant AD for football matters. He had to know about this yet took no action. If, according to Greg McGarity, Shane Beamer is responsible for his actions/non-actions while at VT why isn’t Greg McGarity responsible for his actions/non-actions while at FU? Where is that bastion of political correctness ChiliDawg on this? Chili, does Greg McGarity get fired from his AD job at UGA over this Smith thing? SHOULD Greg McGarity get fired from his job as AD at Georgia over this Smith thing? The world awaits your pronouncement.
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I am not Chilidawg, and no one awaits my pronouncements but in response to your snide question, Hell yes I would love for McGarity to be fired for just about any reason.
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I phrased it tongue in cheek above to gig Chili a little bit but let me rephrase my question to the Senator and all other serious posters on this blog. I also relish the departure of McGoof for various reasons unrelated to the Smith matter but the question remains….Should Greg McGarity be investigated and possibly fired as AD of the University of Georgia’s Department of Athletics because of action or non-action he took over a domestic violence issue of a coaching staff member nine years ago at a different school? Try not to cloud your judgment with the fact that you either like or don’t like the guy (I don’t). Is this Smith thing a legitimate basis for forcing him out at Georgia?
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Crickets……A little tougher when it’s one of our own huh Chili?
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He should be held to the same standard he held Beamer to. Should he be fired, doubtful, but it could be used against him down the road.
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