Mr. College Football

By Columbus Dawg

March 19, 2008 6:06 AM | Link to this

The tables are once again turned in the UF series. Tebow had the same scared look on his face in the bowl game against those mighty Wolverines as he did against UGA. I have said this before and I stand by it, You can give all the trophies you want to Tebow, but UF never new how much it would miss Chris Leak. Other teams are taking notes from UGA and Auburn on how to stop Tebow, who just is not that good against the fast strong defenses. As for Percy Harvin, if you can’t get him the ball outside the box, he is not all that dangerous. The Dawgs D will be ready for all this year out of the gate. You will not see these running backs having their way such as in the South Carolina and Tennesee games in 2007. The Dawgs will be very hard to deal with this year, and I mean a lot harder to deal with than LSU of 2007. Mark it down. Go Dawgs.

By Bamafan

March 19, 2008 6:44 AM | Link to this

The gators and dawgs are going to be scary good on offense this year. Georgia will have the better defense, but the game could be 49-49 and who has the ball last wins. Lsu will win the west, but the dawgs or gators will beat the tigers for the sec title. Bama will play in the sec championship game in a few years!!

By Busta Nut

March 19, 2008 8:23 AM | Link to this

Caleb King has potential, but it’s Knowshon’s time to shine. With the freshman year his belt, and a seasoned offensive line, I say WATCH OUT! King will get his carries, but Knowshon brought something to that team last year that we haven’t seen since the glory days of #34…….GO DAWGS!

By Dawg Fan

March 19, 2008 8:41 AM | Link to this

Caleb will be better than Knowshon. Mark it down!

By TWILB Dawg

March 19, 2008 8:53 AM | Link to this

I have gotten to know several folks from within the program and they all tell me the same thing. Caleb King is the real deal! That the things Moreno did on the scout team, CK4 has duplicated.

It should be an exciting year for the Dawg Nation.

By Archetype

March 19, 2008 9:03 AM | Link to this

Let’s see, Tebow threw three TD passes, one of 40 yards, had one dropped and another called back by penalty and led the Gators to 30 points against the Dawgs in spite of playing with a bruised shoulder that led Dan Mullen to call only a handful of Tebow running plays. And there were two turnovers he had nothing to do with that prevented likely UF scores. Yep, Tebow was scared alright. Just like he’ll be scared to face the Dawgs again this October. You can bet he’s got that game circled on his calendar, Columbus. See you in Jax.

By SecIsFootball

March 19, 2008 9:04 AM | Link to this

Busta….Thank you for saying that. It has almost been as if people have forgotten abotu Moreno because the AJC has to put out what seems like a daily article on King. As a fan of a team other than UGA, Moreno was incredible as a freshman and it will be interesting to see if he can carry it over to his soph year. However, before people start judging how goog King will be, I saw they let him get some real time carries before handing him the Heisman.

Columbus Dawg….Before you go running your mouth about the tables turning in the UF series, remember, we heard the same thing the first time Richt beat UF. When you guys start catching up on the 15-3 record over the last 18 years, then you can talk. UF will be good again this year and I imagine with be looking for payback after that lame endzone celebration.

Tony…On your list I think Ricky Jean-Francois will have the biggest impact. Kid is a beast and will be a great player for LSU this year.

By Exley DAWG

March 19, 2008 9:07 AM | Link to this

Thats a bold statement to say that King will be better than Moreno. Bold and in a way kinda silly. That kid (Moreno) picked that team up and carried them on his shoulders.

By Joe

March 19, 2008 9:10 AM | Link to this

Bamafan, I think this same thing was said a number of times about UGA and another team. “the game could be 49-49”. You are not going to score 49 points out the UGA defense. Florida could not do it, and Hawaii “the most prolific offense that UGA will see all year” surely could not do it.

By Gene

March 19, 2008 9:12 AM | Link to this

Tebow was injured during the Georgia game and should not have been playing. Michigan was a very talented team that was making a statement about their coach in the same way the UGA basketball team made a statement about Felton. Georgia will again be an entitled group of poorly-coached individuals that will roll over and die when things don’t go their way early in the game, like they do against UT. I don’t know if King is a hot dog like Moreno, but Moreno will not share the spotlight with anyone, and expect academics and arrests to jump up and bite before the season begins.

By Dawg pound

March 19, 2008 9:20 AM | Link to this

What about Matthew Stafford? He is the best QB in the league. Tebow is the hardest to stop….. I think UGA and Florida will both be teriffic! However, UF lives on the plays of Harvin and if he gets injured…. uh oh! I think UGA’s defense will win them the championship… Go Dawgs!

By Roswell Ed

March 19, 2008 9:24 AM | Link to this

The only reason that I can guess that Brandon Cox replacement talk is absent here is because anyone that takes his place will be better than him.

AU is one of the 4 best times in this league with as much talent as anyone.

Lester, Tate, all 3 tight ends, Coleman, the offensive line, Blackmon, Marks, 3 of 4 DBs etc.

If they can score with the new offense they could easily win it all.

Their defense will be better than last year and their offense will definitely be better than 9th in the SEC.

By FloridaFrank

March 19, 2008 9:26 AM | Link to this

Amazing how quickly the Dog fans get cocky after a win. You’ll be just as quick to turn tail and exit the Stadium next Nov.1 in Jax. when we kick your butt all the way back to Athens. No cheap motivational ploys will save you next year. It’s payback time!!!!!

By Jeff

March 19, 2008 9:27 AM | Link to this

Gene, you sir are an idiot. UGA is the best coached TEAM in the league. They do all like a family.

By A-DAWG1

March 19, 2008 9:29 AM | Link to this

It still amazes me that Gator fans have nothing better to do than post on a AJC UGA blog. How Interesting?

Anyone who believes the shoulder had anything to do with UF losing to UGA last year is just looking for an excuse

Tebow still had a really good game and who ever watched the game knew even if they were calling running plays, too much pressure in his face to run. He’s proven he doesn’t handle pressure all that well and its been proven, see UM and UGA

With that said, UF and UGA will probably be top 5 teams to start the season, should be fun to watch when they meet

By Juno1977

March 19, 2008 9:40 AM | Link to this

Tebow is way over hyped. It’s easy to get those TD’s if P. Harvin runs it inside the five yard line then you give it to Tebow 3 straight times. Tebow will be hurt again this year if he plans to run the ball 20 times a game. It was said before UGA will be scary good.

By The Rifleman

March 19, 2008 9:42 AM | Link to this

Dawggies, why will this year be any different than 2004? Great expectations, talk of a championship, TN coming to Athens, etc.

Oh yeah, that’s right, it won’t.

By The Monk

March 19, 2008 9:46 AM | Link to this

Tony: I’ve been following a remarkably detailed discussion on a Tech fan board recently, concerning Tech and the ACC/SEC and the possibility of continuing conference shakeups.

It’s at: http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=140#s=140&f=2938&t=2139496&p=1

There are a lot of interesting comments re past events and future possibilities. I would be very curious to hear you on the topic. I am sure you’ve published on it before but it seems ever-changing.

By NCdawg

March 19, 2008 9:46 AM | Link to this

Archetype… It was UF’s defense that got blasted but UGA last year. Tebow did his part, but he got sacked, what six, seven times? It’s hard to complete a pass with your back on the turf.

By Leslie Brent Bowie

March 19, 2008 9:47 AM | Link to this

Hey Secisfootball, if Florida doesn’t find some stud defensive lineman run stuffers, it will be the same story this year. Thats why lowly Michigan beat y’all—y’all couldn’t stop the run!! See ya in Jax! Go DAWGS!!!!!

By RAMBLE ON!

March 19, 2008 9:52 AM | Link to this

Answer: Jail

By RAMBLE ON!

March 19, 2008 9:53 AM | Link to this

question: Where’s the best place to really look out for a SEC football player.

By Leslie Brent Bowie

March 19, 2008 9:54 AM | Link to this

Gee , I hope the Georgia players don’t read Florida Frank, you guys were in our heads mentally and last year we got y’all out of our heads! We have the same level of talent and just as well coached and if you want to believe it or not is irrelevent, the “domination” is over Lizard Boy!!

By newsflash

March 19, 2008 9:55 AM | Link to this

stafford is the best QB in the league? give me a break. in terms of QB stats he was 55th in the NCAA last year, which is the definition of mediocre. He wasnt even in the top 3 in the SEC east last year. He only had 55% completions. you homers need to get over stafford. hes a decent QB but hes definitely not the heisman material super QB hes made out to be. One more time since i know you kids failed math: Stafford was 55 out of 119 NCAA QBs last season.

By shane #1

March 19, 2008 10:06 AM | Link to this

gene has to be one of the dumbest guys to ever post on these blogs.you regulars that have read my posts over the last couple of years know that i very seldom attack anyone directly.old gene is a special case,his hatred for cmr and the dogs leads him to make statements that are utterly stupid.moreno won’t share the spotlight with anyone?i guess gene never heard of thomas brown and never watched any games.he didn’t see t brown have great games against ole miss and tech and he didn’t see that moreno was the first guy to meet brown on the sideline and congratulate him after every td brown scored.what do you call poorly coached?are you are saying uga can’t come from behind?you don’t watch the games so you didn’t see this team come from behind against auburn’s defense.you didn’t see them come from behind against bama at bama,or old miss when t brown took over the game.moreno was cheering him on from the sideline.you see gene,i actually GO to games so when i make a statement it is usually about something i have seen with my own two eyes.why don’t you try to watch a game before you post.you will look a little less like a moron.sorry guys,tony had five good points that were worthy of comment,i am just tired of these gutless little mice like gene.

By SecIsFootball

March 19, 2008 10:15 AM | Link to this

Leslie Brent Bowie…for the record, I am not a UF fan. The season before last, UF lost a lot on D. I think they had to replace 9 starters. They have recruited well for the last 6-7 years so they will find playmakers. I am not saying they will beat UGA. Just think UGA needs to win more than 3 of 18 before talking smack!

Juno….Tebow is overrated? That would be about like me saying that Richt is overrated as a coach. Simply put, it is a dumb comment. The kid threw for 20+ TD’s and ran fro 20+ TD’s. Show me where Staffords numbers were close to that! I think UGA will be very good this year but so will UF and LSU! It will not be a walk through the SEC like you might want to think.

By KR

March 19, 2008 10:17 AM | Link to this

A-DAWG1 wrote:

It still amazes me that Gator fans have nothing better to do than post on a AJC UGA blog.

It still amazes me how many UGA fans can’t grasp the concept that Tony Barnhart’s blog is NOT a UGA blog. That’s why the title at the top of this page says Mr. College Football.

WAR EAGLE!

By Dorsey Hill

March 19, 2008 10:20 AM | Link to this

Answer: Bobby Dodd Stadium.

Question: Where is the best place to find a loser?

By Erk

March 19, 2008 10:40 AM | Link to this

Didn’t Florida have the rest of the game last year to get revenge from the end zone celebration? Why is it they couldn’t get it then? They simply got outplayed. Neither Georgia or Florida will need any extra motivation in ‘08. This game will decide the East & possibly the NC & that should be enough.

By azcat225

March 19, 2008 10:45 AM | Link to this

Tony, I’ve been wondering the same thing about Emmanuel Moody—-is he the real deal or not? If he got 400+ yards in his freshman season at Tailback U, he was obviously getting a lot of work for a freshman. Yet he transfers because he was one of ten on SC’s depth chart, despite being “highly recruited” and getting all that work at his position. Without knowing more, that tells me he either might have an attitude problem or he may have no heart. Just saying he could very well NOT be the answer to Florida’s lack of a running game, especially after he gets his first three or four tastes of SEC defenses.

By mcdawg

March 19, 2008 10:52 AM | Link to this

College football is still all about leadership and maturity-if UGA is going to take it to the next level i think M. Stafford is going to have to take it up a notch which is also why Marcus Washington’s injury is a bit of a concern to me-also who on the O-Line can take Velasco’s place-the guys i’m watching are J. Owens and Ellerbe on D and the unknown on the O-Line

By Zeb McKluskey

March 19, 2008 10:52 AM | Link to this

Uh oh Gene, you’re in trubbbbblllle! You managed to p** off the one guy on here who really doesn’t ever attack anyone. It really is amazing the hatred one can harbour for another freakin football team. Now, Gene, I can say “I hate Florida”, but I really don’t. I hate the fact that they have whipped us like we stole something the past 18 years. But you sir, are pure hate and jealousy. Here’s something we all learned in school a long time ago, If you don’t have something productive to say, then STFU. See, no name calling, just gettin my point across. You have a great day Gene.

By crazy4gt

March 19, 2008 10:55 AM | Link to this

It still amazes me that Gator fans have nothing better to do than post on a AJC UGA blog. How Interesting?

Funny, pot calling kettle black. Read an ACC blog or a GT blog and see how many UGA fans post idiotic and sophmoric posts. Granted looks like Ramble On may enjoy doing the same on SEC/UGA blogs.

By Florida Dawg

March 19, 2008 10:56 AM | Link to this

You gator posters don’t get it…as far as the “Celebration”, you had almost “4” quarters to do something about it. If you weren’t mad enough to stop the dawgs last Oct…why would a year of thinking about it make a difference. I mean, it was in your face!

By Florida fans r gay

March 19, 2008 11:02 AM | Link to this

Exactly!!! Florida had about 3 hours to do something about the celebration last year. If someone made fun of me in the first round of a boxing match, I wouldn’t tell everyone after the fight how p** off I would be next time we meet… I would just beat the hell out of him during the first fight..If I could. Tebow wasn’t hurt that bad, Florida just lost. Why do UF fans only bring up the last 18 years and not the last 75? All that matters is the last time you played!!!

By crazy4gt

March 19, 2008 11:07 AM | Link to this

Let’s face it bulldog fans, if the shoe was on the other foot you would still be griping about the celebration. The celebration was a classless act which was surprising because CMR is a first class person and coach!

By shane #1

March 19, 2008 11:14 AM | Link to this

now for tony’s points,1-richt has told bobo to come up with some schemes to have king and moreno in the backfield at the same time.king’s breakaway speed will prevent defenses from keying on moreno.king’s problem last year was not blocking,i think he learned to block pretty well,it was picking up audibles when stafford changed the play at the line.there were some blocking schemes he didn’t quite grasp.king will get the majority of snaps during practice,that should correct the problem.2-we don’t get to watch many pac-10 games so i have never seen moody play.however,any good rb will be a help for uf.imo,their major problem was on defense,the gators scored plenty of points.3-i will never understand why the rebels fired cutliff.i think any coach deserves five years to establish his program.then he is coaching HIS recruits.nutt is a pretty good coach,so we’ll see.4-lsu has a stud d lineman?what a shock!when have they not had a heii of a d line?5-i am afraid uk’s problems run a lot deeper than shutting down a wr.like finding a qb and some linemen.6-you guys comparing tebow and stafford are comparing apples and oranges.tebow is a dual threat qb that operates out of the spread,stafford is a drop back pro style qb and uga rarely uses the spread.stafford throws a lot of deep balls to keep the d from loading the line with eight men,tebow throws a lot of short passes from four wr sets.they are both good qbs that fit their team’s systems.they have strong arms,and,imo,both will play on sunday in a couple of years.

By bill

March 19, 2008 11:16 AM | Link to this

Trust me the Gators have not forgotten.You will see a far better defense that what was in Jax last year.The was the problem not Tebow.UF scored enough points to win.The defense couldn’t stop UGA or Michigan.

We’ll see what happens.

By reservoirDAWG

March 19, 2008 11:31 AM | Link to this

The verdict is not out on King, but we know what Moreno can do.

By David

March 19, 2008 11:32 AM | Link to this

Saying he could be a great player? Fine. Saying he will be better than Knowshon…..ludicrous.

Maybe at the end of their college careers but Moreno has something VERY few kids have, only three I have seen at GA have had that kind of talent AND that kind of drive and that is Hines, Pollack and Moreno. Caleb King will be a very good RB but it remains to be seen whether he has the GET AFTER IT mentality or vision that KnowMo has. I think he is faster but at the end of the day, it is great to have this kind of talent.

By Reality Intervenes

March 19, 2008 11:35 AM | Link to this

Archetype Archetype Archetype

Oh how you Gators try to revise the outcome of this game.

Teblow only led the gators to 23 points. You can thank Stafford for a terrible pass out of his own end zone for a pick 6.

Face it. You guys got dominated by a team that returns almost of of their team. I guess I would be making excuses to make myself feel better too.

By reality check

March 19, 2008 11:38 AM | Link to this

Everybody likes to talk about offense, but great defense wins championships.

Emmanuel Moody may or may not be the answer for Florida’s running back problem. The bigger question marks for Florida are on the defensive line, especially tackle.

By reservoirDAWG

March 19, 2008 11:54 AM | Link to this

Oh yeah, Gene as another poster stated, you are an idiot!

By Ken

March 19, 2008 11:56 AM | Link to this

News Flash:Georgia has beaten Florida a lot more than Florida has beaten Georgia!

By Ken

March 19, 2008 12:03 PM | Link to this

If the celebration was so lame and stupid,why do you Gators keep refering to it as a factor in the game last year?

By Gene Shorts

March 19, 2008 12:05 PM | Link to this

Tebow is a fine college quarterback, but will never play a down of quarterback in the pros.

By austindog

March 19, 2008 12:06 PM | Link to this

It was the gator coaching staff that ran Tebow into the end zone with less than 2 minutes left to pad a touchdown lead against KY the week before (a FG would have made it a two score game). If gator fans think they lost to Georgia because of an injury, they can point the blame at boneheaded play calling.

By Dawg4Life

March 19, 2008 12:08 PM | Link to this

RAMBLE ON! Cute little joke about SEC players. How about looking in Leavenworth for the most hyped player to come out of the ACC in the past 20 years… Good one buddy.

It is true that Georgia is going to have a bunch of talent this year. Especially at receiver and running back. Barring any major injuries, we should be in contention for a NC next year, but that is yet to be seen. One game at a time.

All this UGA/FLA talk is geting me pumped. I think that Tebow was rattled last year, but the guy was having to do it all by himself. The addition of Moody is going to big for their offense to give them that extra run option. Their defense struggled last year, and their upcoming season is going to depend on how much they can mature. We all know about UGA’s depth on defense, which is going to give them a huge advantage in the game. I can’t wait…. GO DAWGS!!!!

By Comin' Down The Track

March 19, 2008 12:25 PM | Link to this

I am a 39 year old, 5’8” 185lbs adult American male living in Georgia. I have all four years of football eligibility remaining. I don’t know my 40 time, but I could probably manage four hundred yards rushing in the PAC-10. I’m just saying.

By shane #1

March 19, 2008 12:28 PM | Link to this

zeb,i don’t think gene is a gator.i don’t know if he even roots for any team.he just hates the dogs and richt.crazy4gt,you are right,the celebration was out of character for cmr.that is why it worked.i was at the game and that one little trick changed the whole mindset of the uga fans and team.you had to be there to see it.i remember gamble going crazy on the sideline,that is the last thing an offense,any offense,needs.a mike lb going crazy!i hope uf doesn’t forget,i hope thay think about the celebration all week before the game.anything to get into their heads.meyer is a smart guy,so i am sure he will down play the revenge factor and have his guys concentrating on the game.

By SanDiegoDawg

March 19, 2008 12:32 PM | Link to this

I am a Dawg fan and to say Tebow was scared is asenine. That guy is a baller- The reason FLA beats GA again next year is the reason they do every year- they have an off week while the Dawgs will be taking their lumps- I said they wouldn’t win last year so what do I know….

By hop

March 19, 2008 12:38 PM | Link to this

tebow is an outstanding athletic qb who is hard to defend. the problem for the gators will be defense, where uga will have an edge.

king has the potential to be good,but to say he is as good as knownsan has to be proven on the field.

By Buford

March 19, 2008 12:39 PM | Link to this

King still attending classes?

By Knowshon

March 19, 2008 12:42 PM | Link to this

Tyrelle Pryor signed with Ohio State at noon today.

By shane #1

March 19, 2008 12:45 PM | Link to this

sandiegodawg,uf doesn’t have the week off before the game.they play uk,hopefully they will be looking ahead and lose that game.it wouldn’t hurt to be spotted a game in the sec east race.the dogs will be at lsu.i doubt uga will be looking ahead,just trying to get out of baton rouge in one piece!you were right about the”scared”comments.scared guys don’t even make the team in div one.

By Gen Neyland

March 19, 2008 12:54 PM | Link to this

Before the accusations begin, I state unequivocably, I am NOT Gene…More at 11 after Desperate Losers…

By shane #1

March 19, 2008 1:17 PM | Link to this

gen,no worries.nobody would mistake you,war eagle,atlanta gator,or gt for gene.you guys have too much class.so,there is a new reality show.is it about notre dame football?

By quaildawg

March 19, 2008 1:28 PM | Link to this

FWIW- Naturally I am a Dawg Fan (hence the moniker) but here are my two cents… Said it before last season and will repeat it this year if Meyer continues to expose Tebow as much as he did last year then FL’s #2 QB better be ready to play some significant minutes. Unlike the MWC the SEC has some serious speed on D that can bring alot of pain with it. Urban is either vain or naive to feel that this method can be utilized for 12 weeks and be consistently successful. Tebow is a really good QB, is physically stout, and is capable of carrying a team as he did last year; But until Moody or whoever steps up to take pressure off Tebow then Fl is playing roulette with Tebow. As for FL’s D losing Harvey (their best pass rush) will place even more pressure on their DB’s and this was the area that teams exploited last year. Wright is a really good S but their corners have to grow up and show that they can play man coverage. Even with C.Strong staying and a new D Cood. and DB’s Coach coming on board it should be expected that there will be an adjustment period for schemes and coverages. One question for the FL fans…Who on your schedule last year did you beat that you were not expected to beat? Given that and still no definitive running game, key pass rusher and lockdown corners how do you expect that this year will be different? Expect UGA-FL game will be huge but have to feel that UGA has less questions to address leading up to the start of 08 season. Expect that key injuries will dictate alot as the season progresses.

By quaildawg

March 19, 2008 1:31 PM | Link to this

SanDiegoDawg Correction- No OFF WEEK FOR UF> UF plays KY @ Gainesville the week before JAX.

By AltamahaDawg

March 19, 2008 2:15 PM | Link to this

I still chuckle at the gator fans who say they have the UGA gamed “circled”. Really? Well shoot, the gators treally want to beat Georgia now! Listen, go buy calenders for the next 12 years and I bet that game is already circled. The same thing is true in our bookstore.

I HOPE that the gators are hanging thier motivation of remembering some penalty from the first 5 minutes of the game last year. That always works out well.

By Nurse Cratchett

March 19, 2008 2:18 PM | Link to this

Thanks to the anonymity of the blog I can reveal some things about Gene without violating patient confidentiality and feel compelled to do so. We at the institute have recently been alerted that he has been participating on this blog despite our instructions to the contrary.

Gene is undergoing outpatient therapy for an advanced case of opticosphinctitis. Most cases of opticosphictitis that are this severe are rooted (please forgive the term) in feelings of… inadequacy. Gene’s was referred to us after the treatment he received fron the Georgia Baptist Home for the Sexually Repressed had clearly failed. Gene actually was a student at the University of Georgia but it turns out the love of his life became…disappointed with him after a chance encounter with several members (again, please pardon the term) from the football team.

His bitterness under the circumstances is understandable and he deserves compassion. He has been ridiculed enough and Nurse Cratchett must now ask participants on this blog to refrain from further negative comments about Gene. He craves support and attention and it is somewhat disappointing that bloggers get so caught up in silly talk about football they can’t recognize when someone is suffering.

Nurse Cratchett is somewhat disappointed the learnings that led to the foundation of Fans of Chan seem to have been lost on this blog.

Nurse Cratchett would like to suggest the mature thing to do is to show some sensitivity toward Gene and focus on mature and sympathetic comments to ease his suffering.

By AltamahaDawg

March 19, 2008 2:23 PM | Link to this

crazy4gt, what still amazes me is the defense of being NO WORSE than the idiot Georgia fans you talk about being on your blog. Congratulations.

By Hunk Erdown

March 19, 2008 2:37 PM | Link to this

In the first place, I reject the notion that the UGA-UF game would have been different if Tebow had not been bruised.

For the sake of argument, let’s say that his bruise (not being sacked 7 friggin times) did have something to do with it. Is there any difference in that and saying that “if we hadn’t thrown 4 interceptions the game would have been different”?

Maybe if tebow had gotten bruised in a bicycle accident, it would be different, but it was in Florida’s game plan to expose Tebow to injury, and guess what happened? It’s the exact same thing as exposing your qb to interceptions by calling passes into double coverage.

I am not the only one that predicted Tebow would be lunch meat if Fla continued to use him like they did his freshman year. If I could predict it, Meyer should have known it. But, as I said, the bruise had nothing to do with the loss anyway.

Tebow was not playing defense, and even though people try to make things way more complicated than they are, to win, you still have to score more points than you allow your opponant to score.

Florida scored 30 points, that should be enough to win if you have the best team. Florida did not have the best team, and if your qb can lead your team to score 30 points, and survive 7 sacks, it is outragious to suggest that it would have been different if he were not bruised.

I am sure that UGA had some players playing with bruises, but we didn’t hear about it because they were not in a chase for the heisman trophy, and UGA didn’t need to “produce” excuses for losing.

By shane #1

March 19, 2008 3:01 PM | Link to this

nurse cratchett,your use of words seems very familiar to me.you sound like my old friend that lived over in augusta.i know you couldn’t be him because i think he fell in the lake after consuming too much”old tennis shoe”and hasn’t been heard from since.regardless of your identity you are correct that i was too hard on old gene.i am not our former president,i could not feel his pain.you have no idea how much i regret my error and i want to make things right.i would be glad to put him out of his mis—-i mean ease his pain.you know how tender hearted us south ga rednecks are.”walker,texas ranger”always makes me cry,and”my name is earl”is a real tear-jerker!imessed up again!those were bad examples,old chuck’s acting would bring tears to goldbergs eyes.

By scooter11

March 19, 2008 3:27 PM | Link to this

Hunk: The Tebow talk belongs in the same category as ‘what if Shockley had even played in ‘05?’ Didn’t happen, the game was played, Dawgs lost. Even if you know things woulda/coulda/shoulda been different, you play the hand you’re dealt. The Gators need to get over the what-ifs. Dawgs, too.

By crazy4gt

March 19, 2008 4:00 PM | Link to this

AltamahaDawg - If you will open your eyes and read. I didn’t denegrate UGA fans, I said they made idiotic and sophmoric comments. Didn’t call anyone an idiot. Maybe I should, would that make you feel better about yourself? I don’t need to badmouth others, do you?

Ref: crazy4gt, what still amazes me is the defense of being NO WORSE than the idiot Georgia fans you talk about being on your blog. Congratulations.

By Nurse Cratchett

March 19, 2008 4:10 PM | Link to this

Shane, Nurse Cratchett is pleased that you have begun to show compassion and understanding toward Gene. One can only hope your fellow bloggers can begin to show some simple human kindness toward him as well.

That is very sad Shane about your friend consuming whatever it was. Nurse Cratchett can tell you are still grieving from the loss. It takes a sensitive man indeed to cry over Chuck Norris.

Nurse Cratchett has not been on this blog for several years. She has been on a research project for the good of mankind in the Peruvian Amazon during that time and have not yet become acquainted with people who post now. Many of the old timers have apparently been successful with their therapy and no longer feel the need to take out their frustrations here. Or at least Nurse Cratchett hopes that is the case.

Speaking of that, has anyone heard from godawg? DeAnna still remembers him fondly.

By AltamahaDawg

March 19, 2008 4:13 PM | Link to this

I’m calling them idiots. My point is that I have heard plenty of Rival fans justify thier “idiot and sophmoric comments” in here , by stating they are only as bad as the worst UGA fans. I’m just saying. That’s not very high aspirations.

By AltamahaDawg

March 19, 2008 4:22 PM | Link to this

HunkErdown, it would also be different if Fl had only lost the one game Timmy had been “bruised”, and UGA didnt prove capable of beating teams that beat them. Factor, maybe. Excuse, nope. As I recall we didn’t have our starting tailback that weekend, and discovered his replacement ain’t bad. Team sport.

In all fairness, I’m sure that coach Meyer knew the risk he was running with Tebow that year, and I’m sure he would say that they were very lucky to have survived it as well as they did. I really think he just didn’t have a lot of other options. I’d love to think that was his game plan for a couple more years, but I’m afraid its not going to be.

By crazy4gt

March 19, 2008 4:23 PM | Link to this

AltamahaDawg - Agree! See ‘Ramble On’…

By loved the game

March 19, 2008 4:30 PM | Link to this

Answer: Bobby Dodd Stadium.

Question: Where is the best place to find a loser?

YOU ARE SUCH A LOSER, THE QUESTION COME BEFORE THE ANSWER IN YOUR CASE:

Q: Where is the best place to find the biggest loser?

A: Knock on Dorsey Hill forehead he still want answer. YOU’RE SUCH A LOSER!

By AltamahaDawg

March 19, 2008 4:41 PM | Link to this

well, Ramble does say something funny on rare occations, but IMO he leaves himself too wide open on most of his post, just based on pure inaccuracies.

By loved the game

March 19, 2008 4:55 PM | Link to this

The article was based on players to look out for. Caleb King is a gift for UGA. I really hope they are doing everything to prepare him to be the best he can be on and off the field and helping him to attain his degree. Alot of young college football players who are blue chip players have the same thoughts and dream \ of becoming a pro-football player. The NFL is a great dream to have come true but remember NFL really stands for “Not For Long”. Caleb and all the other listed and or at college playing a game that they love and I love watching, get that degree it represent a future of independence and forever your. GET THAT DEGREE REMEMBER THAT’S THE #1 REASON YOUR AT COLLEGE.

By shane #1

March 19, 2008 4:58 PM | Link to this

nurse cratchett,the sweet milk,{not buttermilk},of human kindness flows like the mighty amazon from the red neck heart!if you could only see the skinny old toothless man kneeling by the road kill ‘possum and patting it gently on it’s head.”pore leetle feller”he says,then takes it home for dinner.it is great to communicate with a healer like you.in my book you are another oral roberts!besides,i went with a nursing student in my younger days.i have always had a thing for a woman in uniform and sometimes she would leave the white hose and that little cap on.oops,i had better stop before i am banned from the blogs.oh well,back to football!

By ARdawg

March 19, 2008 4:58 PM | Link to this

I’ve stated before and I will again, the Gators will without a doubt be the toughest matchup for the Dawgs next year. I thoroughly expect the road to the NC will be that game in J’ville. Moody will add a little speed to Florida’s running game but overall, the running game won’t be improved much. Moody is a “so so” back. If he was as good as these bloggin Florida fans think he is, he’d still be at USC. He should however take some of the load off Tebow for yards on the ground which will help keep that freight train healthy. I don’t care much for Tebow because he is a Gator but, I have to admit, he is one hell of a football player.

But it won’t be enough. Georgia is too talented, too strong, too deep and too good for Florida to have much of a chance. The Dawgs could lose a game or two next year that they are expect to win but this won’t be one of’em.

By shane #1

March 19, 2008 5:21 PM | Link to this

our friend from the mental health field mentioned the foc.i well remember the jolly times we”fans of chan”had in the old days.leave it to a bunch of engineers to mess things up by fixin’ what ain’t broke!this johnson may be a good football coach but he seems to have all the personality of a wet dish rag.steve spurrier is an arrogant a$$ but he has never bored me.you techies may not beat us but you sure have taken a lot of the joy out of beating you!I MISS THE MAN IN THE CAP!

By shane #1

March 19, 2008 5:29 PM | Link to this

ardawg,i don’t doubt that moody is a good back.playing time at a school like usc is hard to get.i just wonder how effective he can be without a fullback or te to aid in the blocking.i think moody can help the gators in special situations but i don’t think the gators have the right players to become a running team.besides,thats not meyer’s style.

By birdman

March 19, 2008 5:40 PM | Link to this

i’ve seen caleb king in play in high school, he rushed for like 220 yards and he was the difference in the game (won by one point). he’s a tremendous football player, of course it’s only against high school athletes, but his speed was incredible. i wish that he wouldn’t be so hyped up though because he hasn’t had one collegiate carry yet. but still, has any georgia RB had as much of an impact his first year as knowshon?

By I-DOG

March 19, 2008 6:13 PM | Link to this

Archetype:

Tebow is a great player, no question about it.

My problem with FL last year is that they played only five teams that had a telent level ANYWHERE near what Coach Meyer enjoyed last year… they lost 4 out of those 5 games. TN being their sole victory aganst teams with even close to their skill level.

In other words, when coaching was important to the outcome of the game, the gators went 1-4 last year. Doesn’t that upset anyone in Gatorland?

By I-DOG

March 19, 2008 6:25 PM | Link to this

Gene,

Any other excuses as to why FL lost to UGA this year??

I heard that the entire defense had some trouble sleeping the night before the game, so it really shouldn’t count.

We now have excuses for the UGA and Michigan games as to why FL lost.

How about the Auburn and LSU games.

You can’t use the excuse that you suspended the team captain that committed a felony the week of the LSU game… because Florida put winning above what is right and played him every snap the rest of the season.

Maybe the real reason FL lost four games is that their defense was horrible and the offense was too predictable and centered around only two players.

By steve

March 19, 2008 6:25 PM | Link to this

All I have to say is 164 days ‘till kick off.GO DAWGS

By George

March 19, 2008 7:46 PM | Link to this

I see unicorns when I close my eyes. Is there software that can help my do cross the street? Let’s go to San Antonio?

By George

March 19, 2008 7:46 PM | Link to this

I see unicorns when I close my eyes. Is there software that can help my dog cross the street? Let’s go to San Antonio?

By Cuz

March 19, 2008 7:49 PM | Link to this

Nurse Cratchett, good to see you back. You will be happy to know that the frontal lobotomy you ordered for me appears to be working. My psychotic episodes on the blog have been reduced cosiderably. I spend most of my days either making smores, selling Girl Scout Cookies or joining in group therapy with Gator fans whining about poor Tim Tebow being hurt and that is why we lost. I shed tears with them each time and we have a group hug. I draw the line when they rub the back of my Wranglers.

By FL DAWG

March 19, 2008 7:56 PM | Link to this

UF and UGA “should” be the best two teams in the East. They are very compariable. 1) Both will have a strong running game. Edge to UGA b/c of O line, Moreno and King. UF will have the back in Moody and Tebow is a good option of short downs. Using a risk/reward analysis it is wise to use Tebow in these situations only.2) Both have a very passionate leaders Moreno and Tebow. Both put their teams on their backs and carry them. Even. 3) Passing should go to UF. Tebow has better stats. Stafford hasn’t shown he is as consistan as he needs to be. Percy gives the receivers another advantage to UF. The O line for UF appears to be less than UGA O line. UF gets a slight nod in passing. UGA defense has been sporadic in the past. Sometimes they are awesome, other times not as good. The UGA O outscored UF’s O. The UGA defense did not stonewall them in 07. Still UGA defense has a better plus side than the Gator D which showed nothing last year. UF D has to improve in running and passing or they will be doing good with 9 wins.

As of right now edge to UGA. UF has the potential to be scary good. Dawgs have to keep working hard and push themselves further this spring to keep the edge on UF. Oh yeah, both have to keep their players out of jail and on the field.

By shane #1

March 19, 2008 8:09 PM | Link to this

if pryor announced for ohio state and nobody cared,would he still make a sound?not that anyone in the sec could hear.will dorsey hill answer if you knock on his forhead?yeah,probably with a punch in the nose.has any freshman rb made an impression like moreno?there was one that made a run against ut once.dog fans are still listening to replays of munsons call.is king going to classes?yes,he plans on going into pre-law.one more think,reservoirdawg,please don’t use the name king and verdict in the same sentence.damn,i shouldn’t have used sentence!

By jacksrbettor

March 19, 2008 8:12 PM | Link to this

I luv the Dawgs, but I don’t beat the guaranteed “MNC” drum. I think they should definitely be a contender but……..I’ve scanned through some of these posts and have noted the remarks about “Caleb will be better than Knowshon”. I dunno about that, but if he is, you should be able to make your reservations for Miami.

By Columbus Dawg

March 19, 2008 8:44 PM | Link to this

Everyone will get off of Stafford’s back once they see him play in the G-Day Game. He has worked out his faulty footwork that has kept him from shining as brightly as expected coming out of H.S.. Nobody in the nation will have a better running game than UGA. You will see plenty of running plays that go for big yardage like we were all so used to from Georgia teams in year’s past. This, like it did late in 2007, will open up the down field plays, and Stafford will be up to the challenge of completions in these situations. Bobo wants about the same number of attempts, with a higher completion rate, and he will get it. Mark it down. As for UF, the football program started it’s backwards steps in their Bowl game, kinda starting to look like time for the Dawgs to take back the series and everything will be back to normal in the Great Dawg Nation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By Gator Bob

March 19, 2008 9:12 PM | Link to this

If Georgia thinks that the tables have turned…they are smoking crack…write it down!

Georgia will be very good…but dog fans forget that Tebow was playing hurt and that game was very close up until the end. Tebow healthy - Gators win..write it down!

Hey, I realize that what goes around..comes around…this was payback to us Gators for when the dogs did not have Shockley during his one year…no doubt that dogs would have won that game and postioned for a NC game that year..write it down!

Stafford very over-rated …horrible footwork…relies on arm strength and throws way to often off back foot. Overthrows his receivers and is average in QB intelligence. Probably the 6th best QB in the league last year - behind Tebow, Ainge, Flynn, Perilloux, Woodson ..tied with JP Wilson for 6th. write it down!

Caleb…..vastly over rated - word on the street that Caleb is FRAGILE. Mr. Injury Prone and not mentally tough. Basically - he is a 9ussy! The Samuel kid will be Moreno’s back up by mid season…write it down!

Moreno is a STUD! - wish he was a Gator!… Write it down!

Georgia will lose three or four games next year - will not be SEC champs - will not play in BCS - will play New Years EVE in Peach Bowl against FSU!WRITE…..IT…..DOWN!!

By Gator Bob

March 19, 2008 10:07 PM | Link to this

Who will beat Georgia next year?

Dawgs will lose one - possibly two against SC, AZ State, Bama and TN….write it down!

Here’s Why - SC always plays well early in the season before they wake up and realize they are a Mediocre - TN owns GA - have won 3 of last 4. Bama will improve - took Dawgs to overtime last year. AZ State a trap in the waiting…write it down!

Georgia will lose guarentee two and possibly three in next big stretch against Vandy, LSU, Flroida, KY and Auburn. Two losses against LSU and Gators!…write it down!

Bottom line - Dawgs lose 3 and may lose 4 if napping looking ahead.

WRITE…..IT……DOWN!

By Gator Nation

March 19, 2008 10:47 PM | Link to this

Fl Dawg

Great analysis. As of right now I would agree with your assessment. Things could change with the development of players and injuries, but I would say that Florida would have to prove that its defense could do a better job of making other offenses punt before I would give them the edge over Georgia or a shot at the SEC crown.

Do you think my nightly prayers for major development on our defensive line will help?

By FL DAWG

March 19, 2008 11:05 PM | Link to this

Gator Nation…it never hurts to have devine intervention. Thanks.

By FL DAWG

March 19, 2008 11:14 PM | Link to this

Gator Nation…I agree this is an analysis of here and now…check back with me in say early Oct. Both had good recruiting to fill those shakey positions. UGA recruited a couple of talented receivers and the D is deep, perhaps providing more consistant performance. UF did well in recruiting on O line and D line. UF D defeciences relied more on poor D line than DB’s. Both teams added depth on O line, so this should help both in improving consistency.

As for UT in the mix. Starting QB is gone, new O coordinator…things don’t look good for their O early on in the season. I believe their D only returns 6, so they will have to develop. Both UGA and UF should catch them relatively early in the season before they have a chance to Gel. I believe their O line will be pretty solid. I don’t think they lost to many out of the starting five.

By pcpup

March 19, 2008 11:37 PM | Link to this

The fact that a player could miss a season for academic dishonesty and yet return for post-season play makes a farce of the game.

By Nurse Cratchett

March 19, 2008 11:37 PM | Link to this

Cuz, Nurse Cratchett is very pleased, but not surprised, your therapy is working out for you.

Nurse Cratchett is also very pleased you are not letting Gator fans rub the back of your Wranglers. No doubt you recall the warning I gave godawg about the fondness for enemas gator fans have demonstrated time and again.

Actually, that came across as much more pejorative than Nurse Cratchett intended. Enema therapy for gator fans has been proven to be in accordance with prevailing medical best practices.

Speaking of enema therapies and godawg, is he okay? DeAnna reported he hasn’t been to the Cheetah for therapy in some time now. And Nurse Cratchett has only recently learned of the demise of Chan Gailey and resulting dissolution of Fans of Chan.

And there were others who were regulars here who are nowhere to be found now. Where is Spanky? And geechee? I understand Reality Check is no longer attending his anger management sessions at the institute. Has that “thug” streak of his landed him in jail?

I see no evidence of that mean Carter Srickland posting blog topics. Who is this person Chip Towers? Did Tech finally beat Georgia last year?

What has happened in my absence? Sorry to ask so many questions, but Nurse Cratchett has had no access to the internet for 2 years now so naturally Nurse Cratchett is concerned about what she has missed.

By Nurse Cratchett

March 19, 2008 11:45 PM | Link to this

Gator Nation, Nurse Cratchett has been away for 2 years. And Nurse Cratchett is not interested in football.

However, Nurse Cratchett is dedicated to clearing up confusion and denial and providing clear answers to questions that can be answered with certainty.

The answer to your question is no.

By Gen Neyland

March 19, 2008 11:56 PM | Link to this

Hold the presses…West Georgia is in the running for the Fulmer Cup!!! We’re on the verge of the greatest Men’s NCAA Tourney ever and their band of hungry misfits gotta try and trump the Dawgs bid by jumping a pizza delivery guy…Glory hawgs…

Nurse Cratchtt

I’m enemy blogger # 2, or # 3, depending on if October preceeds November in any given year. Be that as it may, my question to you is why does your unit allow computer time to the King of BuLL, BuLLdawg..? Please unplug the ward’s terminal Friday evening, don’t tell him/her (?) and give us all a break. Your unit will get a good laugh as he/she spits spittle over the keyboard for no good reason…Thx for all you do…BTW, Cuz speaks highly of your cure rate…

By Zeb McKluskey

March 19, 2008 11:58 PM | Link to this

Nurse Cratchett, the old Huskdawg here. We are so glad to have you back. Things here have been getting more and more intense with each blog…..and it’s not even close to August. I’ve tried…but I’ve failed….to deliver the vitamin-H of kindness to these people, but I digress. I can’t hold your jock strap(or T-back) when it comes to telling patients what they really need to know. All of us, that are left on the ward of last year, really appreciate what you did for us. You kept us focused, and showed us how to treat our fellow humans. Football is our life, and you gave us the greatest..uh..uh…football..uh chill out pills you can buy. As a pryor spokesman of the WOC, thank u woman, and may your breasts feed the pygmies in New Guinea. (Ok, I stole that one, but WELCOME BACK!!!!)

By Gator Nation

March 20, 2008 12:01 AM | Link to this

Fl Dawg,

RE: Tebow…..I love him, but he also still has major development to make when it comes to running our offense. The QB’s job in Urban’s offense is one of distributer and then when the defense over-commits, its time to call your number. It is Tebow, not Urban all the time who calls for the QB to run. We have the weapons with Percy and our other receivers and backs to spread it out more. Hope he learns to do this with greater frequency next year.

I think both Tennesse and Kentucky return a good amount of their starters minus the QB’s. They and South Carolina will be tough outs next year.

Both our schedules are brutal. I know Georgia plays the 3 toughest teams from the western side of the SEC and Arizona St and Tech out of conference. Our out of conference is Hawaii (likely down some) Miami and FSU.

It looks like it will shape up to be a great year, but I could easily see both of us being really good teams and having two losses. Hopefully LSU has laid the ground work for still being able to contend for the SEC and NC with that number of blemishes.

I can’t wait for September.

By ARdawg

March 20, 2008 12:35 AM | Link to this

Shane You are correct sir! You usually are. Moody is good but I don’t see him by any stretch of the imagination as great or becoming great. His 459 FR yards were not against SEC caliber defenses. Compare his numbers with Knowshon’s. Moody won’t add much more dimention to FL’s running game unless they use the option whichwoud imped the passing game to a degree. I expect the Dawgs will be red shirting talent equal to or greater than Moody IMO.

By shane #1

March 20, 2008 1:23 AM | Link to this

gen,how are things at the waffle house?i have gotten bored with retirement,not to mention broke,so i have been training for a new job.believe it or not some employers prefer people over fifty.every day i practice in front of a mirrow,flashing my best smile and saying”welcome to wallmart”.i hope this will be more profitable than my last job.some jerks take the”will work for food”sign too literally.you might consider joining forces with nurse cratchett.working the graveyard shift at the wh should make one quite good at dealing with the metally ill.in your spare time you could get extra credit by cruising the tech and gamecock blogs.btw,ut is still tied for second in the fulmer cup race,but be forewarned,several schools are gaining on you.missouri is still number one with a bullet!{pun intended}.penn st had another man arrested for brawling.what the heii,their stadium probably needed cleaning again anyway.i am worried about uf and uga.unless we get some more”thugs”we will probably get our butts kicked from one end of the sec to the other.”thugs”always make the best ballers.remember the great miami teams?so,i guess if you guys can stay in the top five in the cup standings you have a good shot{sorry} at winning the east again.well good night sir,good night cuz,good night alt and hunk and all dogs and gators and insects.good night nurse.why does that sound familiar?

By Dawg4Life

March 20, 2008 6:56 AM | Link to this

Mr. Caleb King as a Senior

Mr. Caleb King as a Junior

Is he Knowshon? Yet to be seen, and those are big shoes. I do believe he is going to be a great compliment to Moreno. The guy’s ability to change direction and speed to the outside are out of this world.

By SecIsFootball

March 20, 2008 8:34 AM | Link to this

AR Dawg…very bad comparison in my opining. Did you realistically think that Knowshon was going to be THAT good? If so, you are amongst the minority. No one expects a freshman to be as good as he was last year. As for Moody, he was one of the top RB’s in the country out of HS and had to share time with a stable of backs at USC but still made it on the field. I could be wrong but I think that Reggie Bush was in his last year at USC when Moody was a freshman. Bush turned out ok not playing against SEC talent. Moody could very well come in and play as well as if not better than Moreno. You just dont know and I am not sure how you can make the prediction. As for the redshriting guys who are equal to or better than Moody, all I can say is WOW. As a BAMA fan, I can honestly say this new arrogance of UGA fans is making us look modest.

By USCQB

March 20, 2008 8:50 AM | Link to this

Wow. There sure are a whole bunch of barking “dawgs” here. They beat Florida one year in a row, pulling a cheap high school stunt, not that it mattered, but it was childish, and suddenly they’re no longer flea-bitten. Here’s a concept for “ya’ll”: Win your division, then your conference, then you’ll have something, anything, to brag about.

By reality check

March 20, 2008 9:09 AM | Link to this

Zeb, from the heart man, one ex Marine to another I don’t believe I would have said that stuff to Nurse Cratchett about breast feeding the pygmies in New Guinea.

By Gen Neyland

March 20, 2008 9:23 AM | Link to this

shane # 1

We of the Half Century Club want to extend a helping hand to those with talent, such as yourself, to rejoin the workforce. After my 26 years in aviation, it was inevitable that I fly a frying pan and assist the late night crowd in their journey toward tomorrow. What better venue than the Waffle House..? After practicing scattering, flipping, and frying here at my goat farm in NE Georgia, I was ready to take the next step. To make a long story short, I earned the title of Chief Cook in little or no time. These success stories are abundant for us over 50’ers. I wish you the best in your endeaver to complete your personal mission of Greeter at the Evil Satan, aka Wal-Mart. I know you’ll do a jam up job…Go Vols, Go SEC, Go Memphis and Go Austin Peay

By I-DOG

March 20, 2008 10:14 AM | Link to this

Gator Bob,

Florida will be good next year, but the real question is… how many players arrested for felonies will they play without suspending them like Tony Joiner last year?

USCQB. The Dawgs have won their division and the conference more than ANY OTHER SEC team this century, save LSU. It has only been two years since their last.

By Nurse Cratchett

March 20, 2008 11:08 AM | Link to this

Ah, so there you are Reality Check.

Nurse Cratchett is neither pleased with nor proud of you. I have learned that you have no longer been attending anger management sessions. Did you think Nurse Cratchett would somehow not find out? Did you think you have somehow been “cured” ?

Nurse Cratchett expects your attendance at next Wednesday night’s session. Do I make myself clear, Reality Check?

By Nurse Cratchett

March 20, 2008 11:37 AM | Link to this

Zeb McKluskey, Nurse Cratchett is very concerned for your emotional state. Your greeting and welcome back was extremely warm. Nurse Cratchett encourages friendly exchange as you pointed out. You did well with that, Zeb.

However, Nurse Cratchett made it clear I have been in the Peruvian Amazon, which is in South America. Nurse Cratchett has never been to New Guinea. New Guinea is more than 7000 miles from Peru. And there are no Pygmies there.

However, there are Cannibals in New Guinea. It is known as the last remaining place on the planet where cannabalism is still practiced. In fact, Nelson Rockefeller’s son Michael disappeared there in 1961 and it is widely believed he was killed and eaten by cannibals.

This makes your comments about feeding Pygmies from Nurse Cratchett’s breasts disturbing on multiple levels. One is that it shows a lack of respect for women. Nurse Cratchett suspects the more disturbing meanings represent unconscious conflicts that may be serious.

Thank you for sharing that football is your life. That is helpful information, but Nurse Cratchett still does not have enough information to form a treatment hypothesis.

Zeb, if you want to get better you need to tell Nurse Cratchett about your mother.

By reality check

March 20, 2008 1:19 PM | Link to this

Nurse Cratchett! Great to have you back!

Nurse Cratchett, I haven’t been going to the meetings because I am doing much better. Thanks for your help!

rc

By shane #1

March 20, 2008 2:42 PM | Link to this

gen,you are my hero.you not only manage a goat ranch,you know how to make hash browns scattered!now i find out you had a long career in aviation.HOW COOL IS THAT!!!i’ll bet you didn’t just handle the luggage either.i’ll bet you got to drive the little TRACTOR!you put my new career to shame.i will get to hang out in the fishing section on my breaks,and i’ll get a discout on my plastic worms.so you could say that i am a happy man.

By Nurse Cratchett

March 20, 2008 3:53 PM | Link to this

Reality Check, at best you are in denial. This blog is designed to encourage conflict and here you are right in the middle of it. In fact, I know and you know that is the precise reason you are in the middle of it. Some of the bloggers here make outrageous comments and I know how quickly you get into a spin over that type of thing and how much you enjoy that spinning sensation and associating with people who are more than a little off. I mean, come on, in less than 24 hours we have heard from people who are cheerfully chatting up road kill possums before making them dinner. Do you call that normal? You probably do and you probably even consider that guy who wrote about the possum one of your partners and allies on here.

Reality Check, you get back in that group next Wednesday or Nurse Cratchett is going to get angry. You don’t want to make Nurse Cratchett angry, do you Reality Check.

By reality check

March 20, 2008 4:23 PM | Link to this

Yes Nurse Cratchett. I mean, no Nurse Cratchett I do not want to make you angry and yes I will go back to the group.

Sorry if I have upset you