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By Sautee Dawg

January 22, 2009 7:58 AM | Link to this

Chip

I think the Dawg fans will show up in Stillwater, only thing is students won’t be in school yet but i still think we’ll be represented well. I also think Willie’s playing with you on the Miami job. Why would he leave Athens?

Chip i know it has nothing to do with your topic, i was wondering about Kiante Tripp, after mid-season he very rarely saw playing time after being used on both sides of the ball. Saw him make some great blocks at RT and just wondered after being moved to defence and then to Tightend he seemed to get lost in the shuffle. Just seems like too good a player to not have on the field, could you find out his status? Thanks?

As for the hoop hounds, what can you say, winning sells tickets and winning starts in hoops with defence. No defence- no wins!!

By Small Stuff Sweat-er

January 22, 2009 8:43 AM | Link to this

There is no ‘C’ in defense (or offense). “Defence” is that thing you put up around your yard. Not really digging at you, Sautee; a lot of people get it wrong. There. I feel much better.

By Football Ken

January 22, 2009 9:03 AM | Link to this

CHip,

Maybe CWM knows something we don’t. I won’t be surprised if he left, by the way shouldn’t he be on the road recruiting, may be a hint. As for B-ball program, we need an established college coach, not an ex-NBA guy. Sure do like Grant (VCU), Miller(Xavier) and Dixon (Pitt). We got the bread to throw at them.

By Dawg Fud

January 22, 2009 9:24 AM | Link to this

it starts with “defense”

been looking at the crowd with the “D” & white picket “fence” signs too long…

i am just giving you a hard time Sautee Dawg!

By bank walker

January 22, 2009 9:34 AM | Link to this

Evans, it doesn’t look like its important! UGA continues to hire unproven coaches. I hope he realizes with the talent the state of Georgia produces every year our program would be great with the right coach!! Its time for change, EVANS! GO DAWGS!!

By Tired B-ball fan

January 22, 2009 9:46 AM | Link to this

Of course Damon Evans is going to say that UGA wants a winning basket ball program. However as a season ticket holder I see him at a majority of the home games and the fact that he is suffering right along with the rest of us lends credence to that statement.

By noddy dred

January 22, 2009 9:53 AM | Link to this

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By wreckmaniac

January 22, 2009 9:55 AM | Link to this

The solution to these problems is for the football and BB coaching staffs to switch jobs. Simple and quick

By DawgFan1

January 22, 2009 9:57 AM | Link to this

C’mon Damon and grow some stones… FIRE FELTON!!!! Felton is incompetent and everyday that he is still head coach the UGA basketball program dies a little more!

By Michael Scharff

January 22, 2009 10:01 AM | Link to this

Chip, as to Coach Felton, I am very sorry to say that I think he is halfway out the door due to the team’s poor performance. I think that he has been snake-bitten since he came to UGA. First, he had to try to clean up behind Harrick. Then, Louis Williams went pro instead of coming to UGA. Then, Coach Felton had all the problems with several of his starters not being able to either stay healthy or stay out of trouble with the law. And, OBTW, are te legal troubles an example of poor background checks by our coaching staff, or is it poor choices by the student-athletes? Now, we have a very talented freshman, but he was hurt until after the season had already begun, and now it seems that Tompkins can’t get any support from the rest of the team. I’m not sure what can be done about Georgia basketball. We need a “hot” big-name coach so that we can recruit with the SEC basketball powers, but I don’t see anyone necessary available(and I’m not sure the ex-Raptors coach qualifies as a hot big-name coach). For CWM, I have very mixed feelings. I still can’t understand how we could play “lights-out” defense against Auburn and Hawaii in 2007, then play so poorly in other games, particularly Alabama and Florida this past year. Now, as to Stillwater, I think that we may get several hundred fans out there, but no where near what we had in Arizona. We’re going because one of my brothers and his family live in OKC, and they’ll be meeting us there, and also because my Dad is a long-time season-ticket holder (since he graduated in 1955), and he hardly ever misses any game, either home or away.

By DawgGirl32

January 22, 2009 10:16 AM | Link to this

Any way we can get that Torrin Lawrence kid on the football team?

By buckheadbill

January 22, 2009 10:17 AM | Link to this

I think the above “blog” really sums up the basketball situation. After about 3 sentences about Georgia basketball, Chip lapses into what did Matthew Stafford have for breakfast. I have been a season ticket holder for about 35 years. I really don’t know why I ever expect any thing different. The biggest crowds over the years has been when FOOTBALL recruits attend a game. The people in the stands act like Kentucky basketball fans by ignoring the game and staring at high school football players. Folks, it ain’t gonna happen. The athletic department is not committed to a winning basketball program. I’m sure that the new 30 mil weight room will soon be used for football.

By buckheadbill

January 22, 2009 10:21 AM | Link to this

Mr. Schraff just helped me with my point. He cannot even raise hell about the bb program without lapsing into football.

By tulsadog

January 22, 2009 10:21 AM | Link to this

Chip, Instead of making Texas the “premium” game (which makes a lot more sense to me,) OSU has decided that Georgia gets that distinction. According to this morning’s Tulsa World, the basic season ticket price is $479. They do have West-end (i.e. endzone) season tickets for $336 or $1,120 for a package of 4. The only other option according to the paper is Club level tickets, which include food service(and I think access to booze.) There are 300 of those remaining, and they cost $679 each, but you have to donate $1,500 to the POSSE club first, in order to purchase those. By the way, OSU also plays Texas, Missouri, Texas Tech and Colorado at home this year, along with Houston, Rice, and Grambling State, so you should be able to get rid of most of the other tickets (that’s right, 8 home games.) I’m still incredibly disappointed.

By Cuz

January 22, 2009 10:26 AM | Link to this

If Coach Willie leaves, then who are we going to throw under the bandwagon next year?

By truth be known

January 22, 2009 10:29 AM | Link to this

Can’t see dawg fans showing up at Ok St. This team has something like 19 starters coming back, a prolific 40pt per game offense,etc. This one is going to get ugly. Just can’t see Joe Cox and whoever might be the tailback keeping pace with the cowboy offense. Dawgs dip to 8-4 with 3 sec losses including the usual blowout loss to UF. Look at the bright side though, you don’t have to play the bammers so that’s one less humiliation that you don’t have to worry about.

By Rabun Dawg

January 22, 2009 10:45 AM | Link to this

I am surely glad that we do not play in the ACC. Can you imagine what Duke, UNC, Wake, etc. would do to us? In a somewhat down year for the SEC, we are still with the bottom feeders! I live a good ways from Athens, but have gone down in the past( when Tubby and Harrick had competetive teams) to see some games, but the recent teams of Felton hardly warrant making the the trip. This team is even hard to watch on tv, every trip down the court is an adventure, usually a bad one! A change is needed at the top, probably not mid season, but definitely at seasons end. If the locals don’t show up, how do they expect us from away places come to see these type teams play? How disgusting for a large Univ. to put a product like this on the market, particularly with the talent in the state, and metro Atlanta in particular. Please Damon Evans, make some changes!!!

By PTC DAWG

January 22, 2009 11:02 AM | Link to this

To the rival fan who doubts the “Road Dawgs” and the UGA team’s chances in Stillwater, he may just want to check Richt’s record in opponents stadiums. Do that, and get back to me.

By Kendawg

January 22, 2009 11:07 AM | Link to this

Last year after the SEC tournament, I blogged and asked the fans not to get caught up in the euphoria that existed after the Dawgs won the SEC tourney. For my blog, I caught a lot of grief from bloggers who thought that UGA had finally turned around their BB program. I said that wait another year: that UGA would again finish in the bottom half of the Eastern Division. People scoffed and said extend Felton’s contract; he had finally proven that he’s got “it”. What are they saying today?

By Cuz

January 22, 2009 11:09 AM | Link to this

The B-ball team is in the same state of disrepair that it was in when I showed up in Winter of 1978. Our hall intramural team was about as good. I have to agree with Rabun, watching a few minutes of the game last weekend was agonizing.

By Erk

January 22, 2009 11:12 AM | Link to this

Um, truth be known, apparently you have not taken notice at how well Georgia fans travel. Oklahoma State is improving each year but they do not play enough defense and their offense tends to struggle against good defenses. Even if Georgia had no chance in that game they would easily buy their allotment of tickets. Regarding Ga/Fla, you’re probably right but let’s go ahead and play the game before just giving it to the Gators (see USC - Oregon State last year). As far as “the bammers” go, let’s see how they respond to multiple injuries like UGA when expectations are very high. Bama was 0-2 without their best lineman.

By NewnanDawg

January 22, 2009 11:27 AM | Link to this

Kudos to the Lawrence kid on the track team - we’ve had a decent team for a long time, but haven’t had a “star” in a while. I’ll definately start trying to keep up with them a little more this year.

As far as basketball goes, I must agree with the masses. I defended Felton for a long time, and still appreciate a lot of what he has endured and accomplished with UGA bball. Unfortunately, he just isn’t the man to make it a consistent, competitive program. I rarely (actually, this is the first time) believe in midseason firings, but if I see the same disconnect with the team this weekend that I saw last, he has to go if there is a prayer of even making this a mediocre season. I’ll still make the loyal trek to Athens to support the team either way. I wish more people would. The team deserves it even if the coach doesn’t.

Go Dawgs!

By Bernie

January 22, 2009 11:29 AM | Link to this

Truth be known needs to research some truth. Dawg fans know how to get to the airport. 20,000 strong in Tempe, Tulsa/Stillwater?Ok City will be the same.

Want another truth? Check the score of the ‘05 UGA/OSU game. That cowboy team was just as heralded for their offense as ‘09’s will be. Dawgs will control the clock and use their talented veteran O line to stampede the cowboys in their brand new stadium.

By Joe

January 22, 2009 11:48 AM | Link to this

How big is Torrin Lawrence? Get the kid a football jersey. Jeff Demps was the 6th fastest person in America and CUM got him to play football. Come on CMR, get Torrin on the field.

By honest_abe

January 22, 2009 12:09 PM | Link to this

i still think felton is a heck of a coach……….. i think if he goes to a school that actually cares about bball he’ll thrive. great man, outstanding morals and a helluva basketball coach.

i don’t think you can say enough about someone who won’t comprise his beliefs just so he can win. he’s had to boot alot of good players because they just couldn’t adhere to team rules. the man can coach and will succeed if not at georgia then somewhere else.

By murfdawg

January 22, 2009 12:10 PM | Link to this

Chip, If a sprinter runs a 6.75 in the 60 meters, coming out of blocks, what do you think his 40 yard time would be? I calculate it at 4.15 at the very best. I am sure he was accelerating at the end and was much faster in the last 20 than the first 20. I would be willing to bet that his first 40 yards were no faster than 4.3 or 4.35.

Here is the point I would like to make. When football coaches, high school and college, make the grand claims about a running back or a receiver running a 4.3 or 4.4 or 4.5 40yd, it is nothing but bullC*@#! There is no way a6’3” 220lb running back or receiver is going to run close to a 4.3, from a standing start or a three point stance. But give the coaches credit for pumping up their players and promoting them to be great. and shame on writers and fans for buying into this folly.

What do you think?

By Wil Walton

January 22, 2009 12:33 PM | Link to this

Murf, I tend to agree with you. When you look at the NFL combine stats, you don’t see many if any 4.3 forties. You would think that some would improve their time through their college training, and these 4.3 high school players would be in the 4.2s by the time they left college. A football player in the 4.2s is extremely rare indeed.

By ben

January 22, 2009 12:43 PM | Link to this

Like many of you I have been going to UGA basketball games for about 25 years and we have thrown some pretty bad teams out there over this period. However, I can say without a doubt that Saturdays performance against an unranked Kentucky was the absolute worst that I have ever seen. Not only can they not shoot, rebound or play defense, but apparently they can’t hustle either. And what does our esteemed coach do after embarrassing our entire state? He hops on a plane to DC for the inauguration. So let me get this straight. Your team scores a combined 85 points in two games (the Vandy game was the lowest total in 49 years) and you take a three day vacation right in the middle of the season. Unbelieveable. And as if that’s not enough, I just found out that we gave this guy a raise with an extension. He’s owed 2.3 million over the next three years. Go Dawgs!?!?!?!?!?

By Ian Grady

January 22, 2009 1:01 PM | Link to this

I just thought I’d let you know that as far as Arizona State tickets went, maybe in part because they went down the week before, but you could NOT sell that student ticket on facebook or craigslist in Athens or in Tempe. Literally I could not give away my roommate’s ticket. So, no, UGA students were never happy to pay $99 to $129 dollars for a ASU ticket.. I unhappily paid $49.99 for a ticket I could have gotten for free.

By RAMBLE ON!!!

January 22, 2009 1:12 PM | Link to this

At least you fleabags will fire your coach.

BTW, Felton is a much better coach than Hewitt.

By FLA DAWG

January 22, 2009 1:58 PM | Link to this

Richt’s record on the road is absolutely amazing. On the other hand, Oklahoma State is going to field one hell of a team next year.

(I hope) it will be a great game to watch.

By EbonDawg42

January 22, 2009 2:26 PM | Link to this

Who cares if he went to the inauguration or to Tahiti? Deal with him on getting the job done or not. Whether he went to the inauguration has nothing to do with whether he’s getting his job done.

By buckheadbill

January 22, 2009 2:27 PM | Link to this

Honest_abe, have you been to a basketball game. The current team has no idea what to do on offense, they do not know how to box out and get a rebound, they have quit and you think he is a heckuva coach? Wow!

By gdawginkalamazoo

January 22, 2009 2:30 PM | Link to this

RAMBLE ON! At least your coach can recruit the #1 playa in the country. But 0-5 in the ACC. Damn I thought you guys were a BB school. Where’s Bobby Cremmins when you need him. Maybe Johnson can earn that big raise you guys gave him for beatin gus this year and he can run the option O on the hardwood.

By JMar

January 22, 2009 2:39 PM | Link to this

There’s a documentary following four players preparing for the draft, and one of the people at the camp they attend is Michael Johnson. While he rarely actually makes any of them faster, he does show them a lot of tips on how to improve on the 40 yard dash and make teams think they are faster - foot placement, jumps, getting a lean at the end, etc.

By jaxzebra

January 22, 2009 2:51 PM | Link to this

At $99 per season ticket at ASU, it was a no brainer. Great trip…… At $479 per at OSU it still is a no brainer. WON’T BE GOING….

By chapplle belle

January 22, 2009 3:15 PM | Link to this

Felton has lost the students, the alumni, and the team. He’s gone.

By Chip Towers

January 22, 2009 3:20 PM | Link to this

Football Ken: CWM is on the road recruiting today. Yesterday was just his day off the road.

By ben

January 22, 2009 3:30 PM | Link to this

Ebon, If you had paid money to watch the game you might feel differently. I think he would have been better served staying in town and I don’t know…practice? Maybe watch a little film on MSU? Personal days are for winners.

By Cuz

January 22, 2009 3:38 PM | Link to this

Since I am one of the hoplessly delusional fans who think we can win any game we play, I think Stillwater is no problem. Of course I think we can beat Florida every year also. Now you know why I do not bet on UGA games. My heart gets in the way of my head.

Felton is a victim of circumstances. Some his fault, many not. Love him or hate him, I think he is gone.

By RAMBLE ON!!!

January 22, 2009 3:38 PM | Link to this

gdawginkalamazoo, I think CPJ would do a better job.

One and done’s don’t help (at least with Hewiit), ya’ll can have Favors.

By CrimsonRedScarlett

January 22, 2009 3:58 PM | Link to this

Unfortunately, the current UGA basketball team fits in with the long history of the program. Ihe occasional successes brng short term hope, but then it’s back to mediocrity. Eventually, a nice new arena will be needed. For those who like good basketball, do NOT watch the game against Alabama.

By Ryno

January 22, 2009 4:05 PM | Link to this

Surely Felton is gone or what’s left of the program will be dead. Every single aspect of Georgia basketball is just dreadful, except for maybe, the quality of person Felton is. Luckily, except for Ky, UF, and UT, all the rest of the programs in the SEC are just as bad. Shouldn’t take long to rebuild with the right guy.

By Tbone

January 22, 2009 4:11 PM | Link to this

No disrepect intended for Evans, but this call is too big for him. He may be the figurehead on the decision….but I’m sure its not HIS call to make. He doesn’t “negotiate” contracts, and he certainly doesn’t give out pink slips. The real decision will come through Michael (I know nothing about SEC sports) Adams and the athletic board. Evans is quite a nice guy…but “big hat no cattle”.

By Gary

January 22, 2009 4:12 PM | Link to this

To all of you giving Sautee Dawg a hard time about spelling “defence” with a “c”. It’s not wrong. Although most Americans spell it “defense,” the original British spelling is with a “c”

We could clearly spend all day correcting bloggers spelling and grammar, but what’s the point. Most of us are just slamming a few thoughts down while we are supposed to be working, with no thought of typos or spelling or grammar anyway, as long as we make our point. It’s just a blog.

To the point, I’ve always liked Felton and admire the job he has done in adding discipline to the program, but at some point we need to see results, especially after 6 years. I think it’s time for he and UGA to part ways unless the dogs show a lot of improvement soon. That Kentucky game was a huge embarrassment. Harrick may have been a cheater when it came to recruiting, but he could definitely coach. Any chance we can get Tubby back?

By Columbia Dawg

January 22, 2009 4:13 PM | Link to this

Even I got tickets to Oklahoma State, getting there is not that easy. The closest airports are 75 miles away from the OSU campus. And, the only type of jets flying there from Atlanta are 50 - 70 seat regional jets.

By Dawg Fud

January 22, 2009 4:39 PM | Link to this

Congratulations, Gary. you read The Economist and know there are derivations of british words and american words.

By Sautee Dawg

January 22, 2009 4:42 PM | Link to this

Dawg Fud, Small Stuff Sweat-er

Thanks for the corrections, as you can tell by my spelling 7th grade English was the best 3 years of my life. Still think though that Dawgs have to get tougher on DEFENSE to win some games, thats where it all starts.

Gary Thanks for your corrections also. I knew i couldn’t be all wrong.

By Gary

January 22, 2009 4:46 PM | Link to this

Never read The Economist Dawg Fud. My mother is English.

By Bulldawg

January 22, 2009 4:59 PM | Link to this

Ebon,

I suppose from your screen name that you are black. And of course so is Felton & Barack. BUT, that gives no one the right to neglect their job. YES, Felton should have been at work working. Ya know, on basketball things. Instead he decided to join in the overzealous adulation of Barack. I was not aware of this and honestly I now despise the man. Personally, basing decisions on race is disgusting and this adulation of the new President is nothing but that. Adulation of a black man who has finally made it clear that Affirmative Action is not needed.

Have wonderful day and make sure you go to work tomorrow.

By Forrest Gump

January 22, 2009 5:01 PM | Link to this

Adams refresher: Adams hired Jim Harrick against the recommendation of the search committee and Vince Dooley. Adams personally admitted the hoodlum, Tony Cole, to the Univeristy against Harrick’s recommendation. When Harrick, Coles, and company got caught, Adams hung them out to dry, then pulled the basketball team from the conference tournament. When the team members tried to talk to Adams, he called the police. I agree that Adams knows nothing about sports. Evans may be a nice guy, but he has no say so in anything.

By shane#1

January 22, 2009 5:13 PM | Link to this

Cuz, Urban is know as a “spread” coach in more ways than one. If you noticed {how could you not}, Urban tends to leave his starters in longer than most coaches even after victory is assured. I believe Meyer is well aware of the line and likes to beat the spread if possible, thus bringing the Gators to the attention of the BCS voters and the guys in Vegas with the big cigars. Blowing people out gets you lots of air time on ESPN and lots of press. Lots of air time and lots of press makes the voters in the coaches poll aware of you, most coaches do not have much time to watch other teams play. Unfortunately, it seems that being a gentleman and a good sport, as in pulling your starters and letting your opponent save some face, doesn’t count when it comes to gettimg to the BCS title game. That is another reason I want some kind of playoff system. So if the Gators are playing Vandy, and the line is twenty and Meyer is ahead by twenty in the fourth, he will try to score at least another field goal, just to beat the spread. So if the Gators are playing a weaker team, never take the points.

By Rabun Dawg

January 22, 2009 5:15 PM | Link to this

Ramble On, man, I knew that you would show up sooner or later! You are probably right about the firing of coaches, at least we may well “can” ours? I agree, those “one and done” guys really do not help the program as far as stability goes, ask coach K about signing those types. He was stung a few times in the past, and really tries to avoid them now. Your guy Hewitt can surely get the talent over there, but what happens to them? 0-5 start not the way to endear oneself to the fans and AD. And they thought Bobby was done?

By G Roberts

January 22, 2009 5:19 PM | Link to this

He has had enough time to get this program on the right track, but he has not done it. Felton does not seem to be an accomplished recruiter, but he has shown the knack for running off many of the players he gets. Many people admire him for standing up for what is right and running a tight ship. What is more valuable than running a tight ship and being tough, is getting players to pull for the same thing. To get players to strive the same goals and getting players to abide by the rules and manage their classroom requirements because to not do those things will hurt the team. I’m not impressed with Felton’s coaching or management ability. An example of Felton’s lack of coaching skill occurred in game earlier this year. UGA had the ball out of bounds under their basket, but failed to get the ball in bounds and lost the ball on a time violation. Felton’s response I preferred us losing the ball rather wasting a timeout or making a bad pass. First of all a well coached team would have passed the ball in to the backcourt, and maintained their possession. A well coached team would not hold the ball when they had a timeout available. It was an unfortunate day(s) last year when the his team won the SEC Tournment. It will be a very positive day when he leaves UGA.

By AltamahaDawg

January 22, 2009 5:47 PM | Link to this

Cuz, I think you may be right. There are so many reasons that UGA BB is suffering right now, but not sure any of it is going to matter. Right guy, wrong time, who knows. Somebody is going to benifit from all this eventually. I believe sometimes its better to be the man sitting next to the man sitting next to the man. And who called that MF a picolo player.

And obviously Evans isnt going to say much about the man that currently holds the job during the middle of the season. Stop asking him. even if he had already made up his mind, why would he say anything that would detract from the team right now. I foolishly would like to see them win the a few more if only for expereince. We are going to run a team in basketball again next year, irrespective of the coach, right?

By steve

January 22, 2009 5:50 PM | Link to this

 I think Felton is a good coach, and would eventually bring a winner to Georgia given the time.  However, I think his days are numbered unless he turns it around quick.  I do wish people would lay off the "unranked" Kentucky team defeat.   The "unranked" Kentucky team beat the ranked Tennessee team by 18 points at Tenn. in the game before us.  They are peaking and playing great basketball, unranked or not.

By Blind UGA Fan

January 22, 2009 10:57 PM | Link to this

Has anybody told UGA that GT beat us in FB, MBB and WBB this year. Do they have a Gym team. I hope not. We can only go up, I hope. Go Dawg’s, Woof Woof.

By dawgsrule

January 22, 2009 11:10 PM | Link to this

Even with willie martinez, the dawgs will blow out Ok State—-they have no defense, and Cox will put up big numbers against their terrible secondary. Dawgs 41 Ok State 24

By hop

January 23, 2009 5:05 AM | Link to this

felton has simply had major problems recruiting and why i don’t know.

he had a great record at western kentucky where he excelled in recruiting and why it is a problem at georgia is beyond me.

i think he is a good x&o’s coach,but he simply cannot get it done at georgia.

it will be interesting to see how damon evans performs since this is his first major test since being athletic director.

i wonder if we can steal tubby from minnesota!

By EbonDawg42

January 23, 2009 3:41 PM | Link to this

Bulldawg, if that moniker reflects a connection with UGA, unfortunately, from my experiences there on campus, I could suppose from your screen name that you are white. Whether or not you personally understand the significance of that black man becoming President of this country at this time…… is a you problem. Sorry. Whether or not going to the inauguration is seen as neglecting his job or not, well, that his and his boss’ problem. Sometimes life moments are more important than anything else. However, if you make that decision, then you man up to the consequences. Sounds like a you’re a sore loser to me about the election of President Obama and personally, I feel sorry for those of your mindset. Thankfully, those of that mindset are slowly withering away (see the election results…blacks weren’t the only ones who voted for him!).

I agree (and you should spread the word to all races) that basing decisions on race is disgusting. But I guess sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do to make the game a little more fair for everyone. But anyways, this is a sports blog and I apologize to all for getting off topic here. It’s just that certain people who don’t get it, and then generalize about those that do, really irk me sometimes.

Bulldawg, you have a great day and God bless you. Make sure you show up to work too and stop in and say hi. This might freak you out, but chances are becoming greater that my office will more than likely be the one right next to yours.

By turkey

January 25, 2009 9:57 AM | Link to this

Has anyone thought of making Suzanne Yoculan AD after she retires. A gator fan told me Florida’s success is due to Jeremy Foley finding and retaining the best coaches possible. Just think, do you really think Yoculan would put up with Dennis Felton or Willie Martinez? She has the passion, personalty, and drive to make Georgia competive with Florida, I don’t Damon Evans does.