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Served up on a silver platter!
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
I guess the SEC officiating crew was feeling bad about that call against Florida in the Auburn game, so they made it up to them with some of the most blatant bad calls and noncalls we’ve seen in a long time.
The fact that the Bulldogs were even in the game still late in the fourth quarter after five turnovers was amazing, and a testament to how resilient the Georgia team was and how underwhelming the Gators were.
Yes, Georgia’s offense was horrible in the first half, but they turned it around. However, the deck was stacked against them by the guys in black and white stripes. UGA should file a formal protest of the pass interference call not made on that last drive, and that was only one of several egregious cases where the zebras blew it.
Damn, how huge was that fumble at the start of the third quarter? Once again, Mark Richt was trying to run that sprint draw we all hate out of the shotgun with an offensive line that was typified by Daniel Inman, who didn’t even bother to try to keep his man out of the Georgia backfield, leading to the fumble.
And just wondering, how many passes does Martrez Milner have to drop before he gets benched for good?
Like I said, we shouldn’t have even been in the game still after that many turnovers, and full credit to Willie Martinez and the defense for adjusting after that first drive and controlling Tim Tebow.
More tomorrow.





DEL.ICIO.US


Comments
By GatorFan
October 28, 2006 07:49 PM | Link to this
UGAY SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By Over It
October 28, 2006 07:51 PM | Link to this
I am completely over the Georgia Bulldogs and their feeble attempts to beat Florida. The Gators own us, obviously, and I don’t see it getting better. I hope I don’t see one - not one - person write in about what a great moral victory this was. It was horrible. Our coaching staff is great when they have great talent. But here we are, with all their guys, and they cannot make a decision on most of them and when they do, it doesn’t work. Finally, we have a QB. he played OK. Why did it take game 8 before they figured it out. Didn’t they realize about this time last year that J.D. Stokely was leaving?
All that’s left now is to have fun in the last few games and make sure the boys are going to class and getting an education. The season is over. I hope this isn’t the beginning of a long slide back to what we’ve usually been - better than average, but not that much better.
By Joe Cox fan
October 28, 2006 07:52 PM | Link to this
he catches passes from Cox
By ConyersDawg
October 28, 2006 07:59 PM | Link to this
It’s a miracle BILL KING GAVE CREDIT TO MARTINEZ FOR THE PLAY OF THE DEFENSE!
This just in BILL, Georgia tackled a lot better this game which is what Martinez has said this defense has not done.
This game came down to the fumble out of the half and not running Lumpkin enough.
You heard Conyers say it first, the NFL guys will one day wonder what the coaches were doing not giving Lumpkin the ball 25 times a game.
By statesborodawg
October 28, 2006 08:22 PM | Link to this
Tough game to lose. It seemed as though momentum was beginning to swing in our team’s favor for a few minutes. First, I must say that the defense played very well. The guys played very hard and I must give Willie Martinez credit for preparing them for the game. Guys, we lost the game because of one turnover in particular. I know that Stafford threw two interceptions but we lost because of Lumpkin’s inability to hold on to the ball. The injury to Thomas Brown really hurts because I am sure that he would have been in the game. Second, I don’t think that Stafford played great but he did a good job. I think that the tight ends and the wide receivers need to hold on to the ball. Maybe Lumpkin, Milner, and some of the receivers need some time on the bench because the drops and fumbles are too much to stomach. We knew today’s game was going to be tough, but the defense kept us in the game and dropped passes and the fumble lost us the game. Overall, I wish we would have gotten the ball back on the last drive in the 4th quarter but the call did not go our way. The odds and the referees were stacked against us. I am hurt but I think we played a good game and Florida is lucky to survive. We need to get ready for the next game. I know we can beat the Auburn team that showed up in Oxford on today. I am hoping that the fans won’t be too hard on Coach Richt this week. I think that gameplan was good but the Coach has to do something about the dropped passes. Stafford is a freshman and the receivers need to help him out. Go dogs!!!
By JB
October 28, 2006 08:29 PM | Link to this
Great effort from our guys. Despite our coaching staff and all the holding they got away with. i can see why they lead the country in being pentilized. they hold every play, on both sides of the ball. yes they won, but as appolo creed said, they bleed when they are cut, i.e., they ain’t that good. call it fair, cut out the turnovers and catch every other pass, we whip’em today.
By JT
October 28, 2006 08:29 PM | Link to this
The defense was exceptional in the second half. The fumble killed us, like turnovers have all year. With Stafford, I could write that off to inexperience, but not Lumpkin. He has no excuse.
The officials didn’t cost us the game. Dropped balls and turnovers cost us the game. Even though it was a loss, they played with more heart than they have in a long time. When we get some recievers in here, our offense will be dangerous. Na Derris Ward will be a force next year, and we’ll have Sean Bailey back.
We make a kick in the Vandy game, and we’re pretty much where we expected to be right now.
I have a feeling we will beat either Tech or Auburn though. Maybe both.
And for the mullet headed, jean short wearing swamp trash: If we suck so bad, what does that say about the Gators, given that they could only beat us by a touchdown?
By JS
October 28, 2006 08:31 PM | Link to this
It’s like a broker record: Dropped passes, turnovers and meltdowns! Oh why do I even bother. Maybe someday Georgia will recruit some players that can actually catch a college pass. Doubtful but I can dream.
And speaking of dropped passes, what’s all this stuff about fans should be ashamed for booing the team? These “kids” get a $100,000 dollar education, some of which comes from fans tax dollars. Like it or lump it, college receivers should be able to make catches. Period!
By SunDawg
October 28, 2006 08:45 PM | Link to this
I don’t expect the officials to catch everything that becomes obvious on instant replay. I do think we should stop openning the second half with a fumble near our goal line.
And it wasn’t just Milner; Moosa dropped a slant pass at the goal line because, as the announcer said, he “heard the hooves” of a defensive back.
We can be proud of this defense; they stayed in the game and kept a good offense scoreless for the second half. Matt did OK; his supporting cast was less that stellar. Bill, you want more Lumkin; me, I want more Southerland.
By Bulldog Bry
October 28, 2006 08:47 PM | Link to this
As much as I chastised the fans for booing MoMass, I’ll admit that I was booing Milner from the endzone today. Are Chandler or Watson just not ready? This was big boy football today and he was not a big boy. Over it - sorry, but I do feel better about beating Tech and Auburn after today. A loss is a loss, but we got better today.
By Bill King
October 28, 2006 08:54 PM | Link to this
Conyers Dawg, What game were you watching? Yeah, the Dawgs defense did much better in the second half, especially against Tebow. But their tackling was pretty awful all during the game. We were constantly sliding off Gators players. And our kick coverage, well, more about that tomorrow, but suffice it to say tackling was a definite weakness. So if I give credit to Martinez for Georgia running a better scheme this time, I also have to blame him for our continued poor tackling.
By Bill King
October 28, 2006 08:56 PM | Link to this
SunDawg, I want more Southerland, too! That one drive was almost all him. The kid has the best hands on the team and is the most reliable player on either side of the ball.
By W W
October 28, 2006 09:03 PM | Link to this
I wonder if the NCAA will allow us to recruit fresbie (spelling) catching dogs. They turn flips and still catch the darn thing.
Thought we had a chance but to many mistakes.
By Jackson, MS Dawg
October 28, 2006 09:04 PM | Link to this
Milner needs to ride the bench! What’s the harm in bring up his replacement, he might drop a pass???
By newdogfannw
October 28, 2006 09:05 PM | Link to this
What a game! I think the Dogs look better-except can we get some good receivers! Stafford looked great in the 2nd half. He’s a warrior. The officiating was terrible - even CBS was incredulous. Defense was much better. Next year!!!
By D.C. Dawg
October 28, 2006 09:12 PM | Link to this
Is there anyone out there who can explain how receivers have not gotten better at all? Massaquoi made tough catches last year. What happened? I think it’s both coaching and players. My only request is to please get rid of the sprint draw permanently from the playbook. Even Vick and Dunn can’t run it without failure sometimes. It is too obvious.
By D.C. Dawg
October 28, 2006 09:19 PM | Link to this
Hasn’t WM realized that our front 4 cannot put pressure on the opposing QB and that our corners cannot play man to man? I’m no coach, but I think that is when you start coming up with different schemes to try and confuse your opponents and make up for your players’ weaknesses.
By Alex
October 28, 2006 09:26 PM | Link to this
When will coach MR just give up and hire an imaginative offensive coordinator to help with the play calling?
The game was a lot closer than it should have been, Florida just outplayed Georgia, bad calls and all.
At least Stafford got the experience of being in a big game and he will be better prepared for it in the future. Just play the young kids and call it a season. Let them get some experience. Bench the ball dropping Martrez and put Tripp Chandler in there, bench MoMass as well. The guy is afraid of getting hit. It’s not his first time he’s dropped a pass when knowning he’s about to take a big hit from a DB. We need kids with heart and talent. Not some parade all american who won’t make the tough catch when his team needs him to.
Have to give Flordia a lot of credit, they will be the SEC East champs most likely this year and Georgia, well it’s back to the drawing board. Evaluate the goals for the year and play to get better for next season.
By masters mike
October 28, 2006 09:28 PM | Link to this
I agree with Conyers dawg,Lumpkin will be the next great pro running back out of Georgia. The Dawgs showed me alot today, battling back from 21 points down. The freshman is going to take us to the promise land. He is the real deal. Give the team another year and we will be back in the dome playing for another SEC Championship, Go dawgs! Sickem
By Al Ford
October 28, 2006 09:29 PM | Link to this
Maybe you can get the refs suspended you whiney loser.
By FLJACKETFAN
October 28, 2006 09:32 PM | Link to this
you suck in your comments…..it’s just like ugag to claim athat bad calls cost them the game…I bet that is the case with all of the other losses too! I love it what a perfect day…ugag loses and Tech wins…… wow, do you pups still think that this is one of the best defenses in the nation…..if you wanted to believe that, all you had to do was look on national TV and see the team clad in Old Yellow…..show you how to beat a team from Florida….. go Jackets….Dawgs, you suck, but you do make good gator meat.
By Cuz
October 28, 2006 09:35 PM | Link to this
Hmmm, this crow tastes just like chicken, could do without the feathers getting caught in my throat. Gotta admit, even without zebra’s, Florida played better and they won the game because of that, even getting shut down in the second half, they did what it took to preserve the win they started in the first half. Next years matchup of T-bow and Stafford should be awesome. I hope my medical problems are out of the way and I can attend that game.
WM put in a pretty good defensive package that kept us in the game. As one who has critisized CWM in the past, I applaud him for the planning involved in this effort. Except for that getting burned pass play for the touchdown, our defence hung in their and played up to the name of Junkyard Dawgs. No I am not claiming a moral victory, but when you see something right, it should be recognized.
Offence, improving. Yes Milner dropped quite a few on the numbers passes. Yes Momass dropped one or two also. But there were times that our gunslinger put too much or not enough on the ball also. It looked to me about 50-50 between mis-throws and drops. Stafford will only get better, I hope our receiving corps does also. The running game was about what I expected. Another key play turns on a fumbel. Bill I said leading up to the game we got to get our playmaker Southerland the ball more often. Put him in at the tail and see if he can get a few yards by brute force when he hits the line. My recollection is that Veron Haynes was a fullback before he became a tailback.
Yes like everyone else wearing red and black, I would have rather had the win. Due to my medical condition, I would not have danced in the streets, but I would have paid a substitute to do it for me. I do see improvement and lets take it to the Wildcats and see if we can’t put it all together by the time of the Auburn game.
As always, win, lose or bye week, GO DAWGS!!
By masters mike
October 28, 2006 09:43 PM | Link to this
fljacketfan I can tell that you are not used to having a winning team. Calm down Georgia will be back on top and it will take ga. tech another 20 years to have another ranked team. Don’t think that we forgot how Va. Tech made the Yellow Jackets look like gnats at a picnic.
By BurtDawg
October 28, 2006 09:43 PM | Link to this
I hate to admit this and it will be interesting in how our coaches react, but I am afraid MoMass may be a another Fred Gibson. He does not have the toughness to play at this level. I just cannot understand how we have so many highly rated recievers and none of them can get open against anybody!! Coach said it on TV today; “we need to make plays”. We need to go find and sign some “playmakers”………
By Cuz
October 28, 2006 09:43 PM | Link to this
Florida Jacket, oooh, the worst of both worlds, see you in Sanford. Wear a hardhat. It will be a war. Oh and keep thinking that you will beat the snot out of us and keep writing that, it fires up our players.
No moral victory but I know a lot of people who made money on the point spread. Cash is made to wipe up tears of frustration and even better it buys alcohol.
By gman98
October 28, 2006 09:58 PM | Link to this
The only reason the muts were in this game is because of Florida’s kicker. He couldn’t hit sand if he fell off a camel. Dogs should have got beat by 3 touchdowns. Auburn and Tech gonna kick that but real good!
By gman98
October 28, 2006 10:05 PM | Link to this
Well I guess all you fair weather fans can put away your UGA stuff again. I have not seen a UGA flag fly in over 3 weeks. Just like yall always say wait till next year. I can’t wait to see how many punk players yall have suspended at the start of next year or how many players yall sign will not make the grades. Dark days at UGA are here!
By Mr. J
October 28, 2006 10:18 PM | Link to this
This team has no Sr.leadership
87 can’t catch,#25 can’t tackle,#72#61#79 can’t block, #94 is no playmaker…. anyone of these guys makes one play we have a good chance to win.I hate this game in Jacksonville, this is my last game here.
By Mike in Savannah
October 28, 2006 10:31 PM | Link to this
Two offensive touchdowns given up ain’t bad for the DAWGS D - But one could have been prevented if Battle had tried to tackle instead of being afraid to hit the receiver head-on. By the way, gman98, my GA flag is and will always fly proudly… We will be back with a vengeance. Go DAWGS
By MadMerf
October 28, 2006 10:42 PM | Link to this
Good news Fans of Chan, looks like your man just pulled into the lead for the Miami job as his audition was impressive against his future employer. Let’s face it: Coker is toast!
As if UF needed any help in this game, can anyone get any luckier than Florida?!! They seemed to get every bounce on fumbles (ours and theirs), every call went their way, even the obvious (blatant is appropriate, Bill), and almost every ball that hit an open receiver bounced to the ground.
I have never been a believer in moral victories, there is no excuse for losing to the gators. Florida is not that good, but they must be living right. Their crucial games in the last month were anything but impressive, but, alas, they probably deserve the East this year. I, too, can see why UF is the most penalized team around, but the bad calls and no-calls were killers!
Stafford won the battle of the Fab Frosh hands down: Tebow didn’t play as much as I thought he would but his untimely fumble at his end of the field was a HUGE momentum shifter. Stafford showed improvement, but his second pick was gawd awful. The gator DB who caught the INT was not even close to his triple-covered target. Nevertheless, it was valuable experience that will surely help us down the road, maybe sooner than most think.
By Rabiddawg
October 28, 2006 10:47 PM | Link to this
I must say. Tech fans are ridiculous. I mean we could beat them 9 out of 10 times. The one time they would beat us, They come out of the woodwork to talk smack. Atrocious. By the way, Techies…. If you do win the Awful ACC, have fun getting spanked in a BCS bowl game. And one other thing… one thing remains true.. No matter how bad UGAs season is, we always beat Tech… Bank on it.
By Michael
October 28, 2006 10:59 PM | Link to this
2 guys that should not see the field the rest of the year are Milner and Stafford. How many dropped passes do we have to see from our underachieving TE? And how many truly back-breaking passes must we see from our QB? It seemed to me he was more concerned with his John Cena impression (“you can’t see me”) after his touchdown (which brought us back to within 14) than he was in actually playing and winning a big ballgame. I also must say that when our DB’s decide to fially stand up and be counted on to make a good play, then they can jabber all they want to. Making a tackle when trailing 21-0 is not the best time to talk smack.
By Your GT Boss
October 28, 2006 11:01 PM | Link to this
* GAME IS OVER LOSERS. NOW GET BACK TO WORK BEFORE I FIRE YOUR A*!!! *
By Matt
October 28, 2006 11:02 PM | Link to this
IF the gnats make it to the ACC game, they’ll lose. Either BC or Clemson will shut them down. Furthermore, gnats shouldn’t run their mouth so quickly. Nov 25th looms ahead.
But to the point of this blog, certainly dropped balls and turnovers are key to today’s lost - however, the refs took away any chance of a comeback with pathetic calls and non-calls.
By Reality Check
October 28, 2006 11:04 PM | Link to this
Hey, all you whining pussies in Dawgland: there were bad calls everywhere today;— no doubt. I’ll be the first to admit it. Remember the Gators’ punt-return for a TD called back for a phantom, bull-s** “block in the back”? How many times do you think Florida’s front four were held on obvious passing downs? There are always plenty of bad calls to go around.
The fact remains that since the year after WWII ended, the Gators have 33 wins to the Dawgs’ 27 in this series and have now won 15 of the last 17. Ask anyone outside of Dawggie-ville who owns this series now.
Unless you are more than 70 years old and started watching this rivalry when you were in diapers, it is impossible to remember the Gators not being equal or superior to Georgia in football. And unless your “elite recruits” start showing up to play football in the fall, you better get used to driving home with another loss more times than not.
Good luck in the INbredBOWL.
By Gen Neyland
October 28, 2006 11:16 PM | Link to this
My sincere condolences to the Bulldawg Nation. Seriously. I was pulling for you.
War Eagle : How much do you need us now? I pray to the ghosts of Orange and White we can serve you well…
By reality--UNCHECK?
October 28, 2006 11:28 PM | Link to this
Reality check? since WWII? —LOL, WTF is that about?
the Dawgnation still owns the dawgs-gators series 46-37- read it and weep, reality-weenie.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniversityofGeorgia
By Reality Check
October 28, 2006 11:29 PM | Link to this
Yeah, “… the ref’s took it away…”.
Matt, if you can’t stop smoking that weed, son, you need to go to rehab.
By Cuz
October 28, 2006 11:30 PM | Link to this
I am aghast. Tech and Gator fans gloating over a Dawg loss. Whoda thunk it.
I have too many medical problems to think that this is the end of the world. Yeah, I would have paid someone to dance in my street if we won, we did not, too bad. I don’t go to the Jim Jones Punch bar and order a double when the Dawgs lose. Sorry if I am disapointing all who want to rub my nose in it. I put it behind me and look forward to the next game. I think that we can win every game we play. When we don’t, it is not the end of my world.
Some of you anti-dawgs make me wonder about your sanity. Glad you aint my neighbor. I got some great friends who are Auburn and Gator fans. I don’t want to cut them after a loss or win. They are still my friends and got my back in any bar fight as I have theirs. We have fun before the season and leading up to the game. Fun, not the hate some of you spew. Makes me wonder if someone with a Hunker Down Dawgs bumper sticker ran over your puppy when you were a kid and forever unbalanced you. Reality check, stole that name by the way, it is a game, played by college kids. Sticks and stones will break my bones, but idiots like you guys will never hurt me or keep me from wearing my colors with pride. Did it in 79 and I will do it in 06. As Bugs Bunny said, what a bunch of maroons.
By Reality Check
October 28, 2006 11:33 PM | Link to this
Hey UNCHECK,
How old are you? Do remember any of the UGA wins before color television?
Neither do today’s recruits or the pollsters or the fans of college football outside of your trailer park.
By Cuz
October 28, 2006 11:34 PM | Link to this
General, at least you have class, I salute you sir. Nice win over our USC. I noticed Spurrier did not wear a visor so he had nothing to throw. Looks like FLA gets to the SECC this year in the East. Hopefully we get a bowl South of the Mason Dixon line.
By UF rules
October 28, 2006 11:35 PM | Link to this
vs. Florida
Goff 1-6 (fired) Donnan 1-4 (fired) Richt 1-5 (?)
By Reality Check
October 28, 2006 11:36 PM | Link to this
Hey UNCHECK,
By the way, have fun polishing that “series lead” trophy when the BCS games are on.
My guess is that you get plenty of practice polishing yourself unless your boyfriend likes weinies as much as you seem to.
By Dennis
October 28, 2006 11:38 PM | Link to this
Ha,Ha,Ha,he,he,he,ho,ho,ho. Is that a football team or the keystone cops? You guys are still and will always be like the dogs you are. B—t sniffers. Middle muddlers.
By Reality Check
October 28, 2006 11:41 PM | Link to this
Hey CUZ,
I’ve never stolen anything, much less this name. I’ve tried for the past 3 years to introduce “reality” into the delusional smack-talk and excuse-making that goes on in this blog {I mean “blawg”}; obviously, to no avail.
If you’re truly a classy Dawg fan, then you’d be the first {under the age of 70} that I’ve encountered. I lived in Atlanta for 26 years and never met one.
Take care.
By Mike in Montgomery
October 28, 2006 11:43 PM | Link to this
I have to give the Dawgs credit today for not folding the tents as many teams would have after the Lumpkin fumble. The Dawgs fought hard and showed a lot of heart today.
I was pleased to see that Martinez is at least realizing the stupid cover 2 zone doesn’t work and we actually ran some blitz packages today. That is the key with Leak, get in his face and he melts down (which is what happened). Still need to work on the tackling.
MoMAss needs to get a good LONG dose of bench time until he learns to quit shortarming the ball. Take a hit for the team boy! As far a Martrez butterfingers goes, give him a box seat in the stands next to Fred Gibson and they can compare notes on all the Florida games they lost between them. I would be happy to not even see #87 on the field one more time in a GA uniform.
I was pleased with Stafford today. yes he made a couple bonehead Frosh plays, but I think the second half may have been his coming out party. He has a huge game in him, and I feel that Auburn or Tech may be the recipient of Matt’s “Hello NCAA I have arrived” message.
By Top Dawg
October 28, 2006 11:45 PM | Link to this
Why does Martrez Milner even play, let alone start? HE CANNOT CATCH THE BALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why not start Trip Chandler??? Does anyone remember that awesome TD catch he made against MSU early in last week’s game? Chandler certainly can’t do any worse than Milner. The bigger question though is why can’t CMR see that? That’s the more fundamental question showing a serious crack in this program’s foundation than just one pitiful tight-end.
By Top Dawg
October 28, 2006 11:51 PM | Link to this
“Uncheck”-
Most college football historians consider the post-WWI time period as the “modern era” of college football. Besides Army, Harvard, Notre Dame, Michigan, etc, very few emphasized the sport the way it has been the past 50 years or so.
If you want to go back that far, however, Harvard and Army would’ve kicked UGA’s a* year in and year out.
By Cuz
October 28, 2006 11:57 PM | Link to this
47 years old Reality. The pendulum is definetely on the side of the Gators right now. Half of my life it was on the Dawgs side. It would be nice to get it back on my side before I die. If not, Bulldawg born and Bulldawg bred, and when I die I will be Bulldawg dead. Borrowed that one from Grizzard.
By monty
October 28, 2006 11:58 PM | Link to this
I thought we were inexperienced and that’s why we are having a down year. But the announcers said that FL hs started 13 true freshmen this year. THey said it was the best recuited class in the country. Hum! If that’s so that doesn’t bode well for us next year. I love GA football,Always have, always will. But as good as MR has been,I haven’t seen a game this year where I felt like we were more “up” for the game than our opponents were or that we were better coached than they were. This is the least excited team on the field that I can ever remember in terms of their enthusiasm. Does anybody besides me feel like they are more excited at home watching than the players are on the field playing?
By Reality Check
October 28, 2006 11:58 PM | Link to this
Hey UNCHECK,
Leave your boyfriend alone for a few minutes and reply. — That is, if you can type and polish your “series lead” trophy at the same time.
By Bill
October 29, 2006 12:02 AM | Link to this
Anyone who thinks Martinez defense had a good game, I kknow a couple of A class teams that would like to play. The best q’back is sitting on the bench. I can’t believe Matt led three years of endefeated team to a state champioship in texas. Maybe we need to look at our recruiters. Thjey wouldn’t recognize talent if it jumped up and smacked them in the face. No SEC c’ships for years to come. to bad!!!!!
By DawgBone
October 29, 2006 12:07 AM | Link to this
What a joke for tech fans to post here after they were embara@@ed on national TV by clem’s son. Don’t talk smack until you yellow maggots actually beat the Dawgs!
FL…what’s teboe gonna do next year when he looks over at the sideline and Leak isn’t there to bail him out? Oh, and I know you FL people have short memories but UGA has won two SEC Championships this century. What has UF done?
Georgia is the reigning SEC Champ…deal with it. We’ll be back next year with a vengance…and with some receivers who can catch the ball.
Go DAWGS!
Dawgbone
By BirdDawg
October 29, 2006 12:09 AM | Link to this
Some of our boys played their hearts out.
Stafford couldn’t have done any more than he did.
Inman is sucking it up.
Tripp Chandler should have been in there after No Hands Milner dropped his second pass.
And Massaquoi…
You know what, I’m sick of blaming the kids.
Damon Evans, I’m talking to you right here. YOU need to fire John Eason tomorrow! Your coach won’t do it. And while you’re at it, fire Willie Martinez as well. His defenses never play consistantly. They’re up, they’re down. They’re great, they suck.
John Eason and Willie Martinez, two names who should be showing up at the unemployment office in Clarke County on Monday morning.
And I am sick of Carter F@cking Strickland.
That piece of sh!t had better have written his last article about UGA.
We need to strike his ext blog. Don’t talk there. Don’t respond. Don’t do anything. Let our silence speak for ourselves.
Carter Strickland is a slimy piece of dog sh!t who needs to just move on. Move back west, and enjoy life out in Oklahoma or Arizona or California or wherever pieces of sh!t like he comes from.
By Disgusted
October 29, 2006 12:11 AM | Link to this
I knew today was a foregone conclusion, but I was appalled at how this offensive unit just flat out refuses to get any better. Hell, they couldn’t get past the 50 unless Florida coughed up the ball. Screw getting the blue chip QB’s & WR’s. Get an offensive line capable of blocking, and more opportunities will open up. I think UGA’a recievers coach needs to start letting the guys catch the tennis balls with a DB coming to hit them. These are the most gunshy bunch of gutless wonders I have ever seen. I keep hearing “Wait til next year.” Well I got news for all of you…without a new offensive coordinator, some adequate offensive lineman, a rapid maturation of Matt Stafford, and some wide recievers who can play like they’ve got a set, prepare for another year of mediocre football.
By Reality Check
October 29, 2006 12:11 AM | Link to this
Hey Cuz,
I can and do respect that.
Grizzard was the greatest! Many times, he was the only reason that I read the newspaper.
By Reality Check
October 29, 2006 12:17 AM | Link to this
Hey DAWGBONE,
My guess is that Tebow is gonna spend half of the game next year watching the Gators’ defense rip your O-line and QB a new-a*****. He’ll watch your WR’s drop a few balls and duck to avoid being hit coming across the middle, and then he’ll watch you punt the ball 6 to 8 times on 3-and-outs.
Then, he’ll take the field and do what the previous 5 Gator QB’s have done and that is march the offense right down the field against your 11 pussies on defense and score early and often.
The results will be the same as they’ve been since 1990.
Any more questions?
By kenny
October 29, 2006 12:22 AM | Link to this
throw the ball to chris durham!!! he will catch it…
By Cuz
October 29, 2006 12:22 AM | Link to this
Bird I agree except I really enjoy calling Carter an ignorant slut. I would not take a Chris Leak on him if he was on fire.
Damon Evans said he just wanted people to see what a great rivalry it is between two fine institutions. What a nimrod. For it to be rivalry, we have to win more than twice in the last ten years. I guess Florida considers their rivalry to be FSU and TN. Ours has turned in to TN, Auburn and Tech even if we beat Tech like FLA beats us, it is in-state so it is still a rivalry.
By gman98
October 29, 2006 12:28 AM | Link to this
All yall mut fans crying about the referees. The refs gave yall the Colorada game. I saw more holding by uga in the last 2 drives than yall had at the home coming dance last year.
By gman98
October 29, 2006 12:34 AM | Link to this
The Indian translation for UGA Bulldogs is, a bunch of crying muts that blame their loses on everybody else.
By physicsDawg
October 29, 2006 12:37 AM | Link to this
I do have to say that a lot of O Line recruits are needed. The fumble by Lumpkin wouldn’t have happened if he had gotten a chance to take ONE step and get the ball tucked away, before getting hammered from behind. I like the way he’s playing, and don’t mind seeing Ware on the field, as long as it’s not at the expenses of Lump or Brannan. They, and Stafford are our bright spots right now. And I also agree with many; Why IS Milner still playing? I was a receiver in HS, and only got playing time on Special Teams. The reason was I couldn’t catch worth a crap. (my coach said I ran the crispest routes, though; for whatever little that was worth) Maybe Milner needs to see how well he can cover kickoffs…
I didn’t see very many bad calls. Maybe I was just too stunned at all the flags UF WAS getting. I will say we got screwed on the “incidental” facemask at the end. I looked in Websters online, but I didn’t see anywhere where “imaginary” means the same as “incidental.” Isn’t a facemask penalty called when a facemask is grabbed, not just brushed with the back of the hand as it’s grabbing the shoulderpads? I didn’t think we played well enough to deserve a hail mary chance to tie it up, though, so I only screamed at the TV for the principle of the matter…
By Frank
October 29, 2006 01:02 AM | Link to this
U know what all of you people on here fussing and crying saying that we are never going to beat Flordia, need to just shut up and get off this blog. I just had to read all of the crap that Carter wrote and started to read what Schultz had to say, but after this game it is more clear than ever that the AJC just loves to bash the bulldogs. Georgia Tech didn’t have this much bad stuff written about them when they lost to Duke. The bottom line is all I heard all week is about how we were going to get killed, and how WM didn’t know what he is doing. Guess what folks, we didn’t get killed and WM had one of the best game plans that he has ever had. Shutting down both gator quaterbacks in the process. I saw a team come together today and play like one unit for the first time all season. I saw the birth of the next SEC superstar. I saw a team so down on themselves after listening to the media and fans comeout and play with more heart desire than anyone thought possible. I saw a team come with in a ticky tack foul call from getting a chance to tie a game they had no business winning. (by the way the face mask call was techincally right, but hands down the most ticky tac call I have ever seen) The bottomline is we had so many postives comeout of this game, and sure a win of over those hated gators would have been one for the ages. However, sometimes things just don’t turn out the way you want them, and I feel like this loss might be the best thing that happpens to this program this year, because with the things we have found this week we will winout and beat Kentucky, Auburn, and Tech. I can promise you that.
By Reality Check
October 29, 2006 01:09 AM | Link to this
Hey Frank,
Up your dosage. Richt has one…, -count it, ONE victory over a top 10 team since he’s been in Athens.
By MadMerf
October 29, 2006 01:10 AM | Link to this
I have never seen so many childish comments on one blog EVER! If you are UF fans then you have the right to talk smack but act like adults!! I realize the majority of the trash buildup here is by Tech fans, showing their familiar reckless abandon, but how has Tech fared against us in the Richt era?!!!!!
I have a message for you “Trekkies”, once your current record against the dogs this century goes to 0-6, then we can expect to hear the all familiar whining that usually comes around the end of November.
We all know that a Tech season is considered a success with a rare win over UGA whether you finish last in the ACC or not! My question here is: How would you consider your season if you win your ACC division and lose to Georgia in a “down” year for UGA?
I guess we’ll find the answer to that question in a few weeks!!!!!!
See you in Athens wanna bees!!!!!!!!!!!!
By George P
October 29, 2006 01:15 AM | Link to this
To every retard that thinks that Tech will lose two of their remaining three games and not play for ACC title, remember: It’s Tech, not UGA. Tech can beat cupcakes. UGA can’t even beat Vandy. Way to schedule another SEC school for the blind and deaf and lose that one. On homecoming too. Go Dawgs….
By gman98
October 29, 2006 01:19 AM | Link to this
Hey, Frank
You said you saw the next superstar today? Tebo has been playing all year. Give me a break about yall calling this a close game. If the gator kicker had made those 2 chip shot field goals it would have been 27UF to 7UGA. Get a life, thats the only reason it was close. Headline in tomorrows AJC muts get moral victory is Jacksonville.
By Frank
October 29, 2006 01:21 AM | Link to this
Hey Reality Check, how many SEC championships have the gators won since Mark Richt has been in Athens? Zero, count that
By Frank
October 29, 2006 01:22 AM | Link to this
I was going to shut up and go to bed, but after that I just can’t without saying this. What in the crap are you talking? A loss is a loss. Who cares who you lose to. I think your jean shorts and fanny pack are cutting off the circulation to your mullett covered brain. By the way Richt has beat Flordia the year before last, but why does Georgia need to knock Flordia out of title contention when they do such a good job of that on their own.
By Autiger83
October 29, 2006 01:27 AM | Link to this
We auburn folks really, really, really enjoy the cocktail party in Jax. Either way we win because we dislike both UGA and Florida. To be honest, our “ultimate” win is a loss for FL and injuries for UGA. We dont root for it, but if it happens its “all good”.
UGA will be better next year. At least yr QB will have more experience in explaining to the press why he lost to Auburn.
By gman98
October 29, 2006 01:28 AM | Link to this
Extra, Extra read all about. UGA gets moral victory in Jacksonville. Coach vows not to suspend more than 3 players at the start of next year.
By gman98
October 29, 2006 01:31 AM | Link to this
Do the math. How many times has coach Mark Sickt beat the gators and prevented them from going to the SEC championship. Time is up and the answer is ZERO. Now thats a reality check.
By Damn
October 29, 2006 01:47 AM | Link to this
Damn, I’m a hard a* because I say damn on my pointless redneck internet blog. BAD A*.
By Matt
October 29, 2006 01:57 AM | Link to this
How many times has the Gators been to the SEC Championship Game since M.R. has been in Athens?
By MadMerf
October 29, 2006 01:58 AM | Link to this
George P…….Tech can beat cupcakes.
Did I just read that????!!!!!!!!!!!
My! Oh my! Let’s just throw away history before Friday and start anew!! Georgia has never lost to a Furman or Richmond or any 1-AA school for that matter!! How old are you Mr. P???? You seemed to be more mature in the past than that last post! My guess here is that Tech has never had a down (3 or 4 loss) year before in your opinion. Now you sound like you blend in with the rest of the typical Nerd Nation.
Let it be known that Frank’s 1:21AM and 1:22AM posts were in response to gman98’s 1:31AM post (time change).
By Tech in TN
October 29, 2006 02:16 AM | Link to this
Same old UGA fans! You get blown out of the second half against TN, lose to Vandy, almost lose to MSU and get beat by UF and still have the balls to say you are going to win out. Why don’t you type something that has facts. Like your all everything QB that completed less than 40% of this passes today and had 2 int’s. I am tired of UGA fans saying it is youth. Mitch Mustain for Arkansas has 2 less int’s and 5 more TD’s. UGA fan if you want to get in a p** match you will lose. I can give a ton more facts why you will lose the last 3 instead of win the last three.
By Dave
October 29, 2006 03:22 AM | Link to this
gman98-
Georgia beat Florida in 2004.
By MadMerf
October 29, 2006 03:26 AM | Link to this
Tech in TN:
You asked for facts? Here they are: Peach state rivalry in the 21st Century- GEORGIA BULLDOGS ‘5’ WINS, GA TECH YELLA FELLAS ‘0’ WINS.
Thats ‘0’ as in zero, nada, goose egg, zilch, flub, “the whiff”, absolute lowest whole number, etc, etc, ………..
I’m tired of the comparisons to Mustain, who is now in his 5th year running the same offense. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, then you are truly lost on a college football blog. Stafford is learning a new complex system of plays, and he’s coming along as expected for a true freshman, thank you very much!! How many different plays do you see Tebow running? Be honest.
And I’m well aware that you are tired of losing to Richt’s dawgs EVERY year! P!SS ON THAT!!!!!!!!!
By MadMerf
October 29, 2006 03:40 AM | Link to this
Translation: FACTS ARE IN THE PAST, THE FUTURE IS SPECULATION!!!!!!
Talking trash is fun, as long as you can back it up, but DON’T EVEN start demanding facts from fans of a team you can’t beat!!
I expect to be dumping facts on the “wanna bees” for years to come!!
………….bedtime.
By Jones
October 29, 2006 05:03 AM | Link to this
Well,the game yesterday sucked all the way around,The officials screwed us,our team was not playing solid enough to win but thats football,I guess…There is nothing that can happen to make me turn my back on my team like a lot of fairweathered fans I have noticed on this board..So,Let us take this time to clean you out,go become a front running USC fan..My bad they lost too..well then head on over and jump on the Florida bandwagon,We will be alright,and a year from now,After we slaughter Tim Teabow this time next year,I don’t even wanna hear it..Seriously..We will rebound from this dismal season and things will be better than ever..
By volgrad1985
October 29, 2006 05:48 AM | Link to this
do all uga fans buy televisions with the rose coloring adapter built in? seriously, what is it about stafford that has the bulldog nation (which is quickly becoming nothing more than a bulldog neighborhood, as ‘fans’ are falling over themselves to jump off the bandwagon) convinced he is the man to lead this team? is it the 3 to 9 touchdown to interception ration so far this season? i know that as i am a vol fan, you will point to erik ainge as an example for stafford to follow….id buy that, IF uga had a REAL qb/offensive guru to count on like the vols did this year in coach cutcliffe. oh well, the same way i was glad when uga hooked their wagon to quincy carter as a freshman and drove away all their other qb talent, im ecstatic to see richt do the same with the equally average qb stafford. only time will tell, but im sensing a return to the 1990s for the uga football program.
By T-bone
October 29, 2006 06:51 AM | Link to this
How appropriate that the AJC’s own official blogger blames it on the officials. Hey UGA, you lost. Get over it. You lost to Vandy. You lost to Tenn. And you should have lost to Ole Miss, Miss St, and Colorado. You’re a bad team this year.
You don’t have a divine right to winning.
By where is BuLL????
October 29, 2006 06:51 AM | Link to this
Hey BuLL, J3 should/could/would won yesterday. And your best QB is still Cox. Your pass droppers can be pass catchers with Cox. Do you guys really want to win???? Where is BuLL….turd dog did come back. NW, you happy with all the ints (loss)???
By frustrateddawg
October 29, 2006 07:14 AM | Link to this
Hey fellow dawg fans….a moral victory is a LOSS…get that through your thick skulls! Our receivers are terrible and our much balley hooed QB’s are shams. Tebow and Mustain are real stars ALREADY and all we can say is ours are young. Puhleez! Auburn and Tech are going to kick us around and I am worried about KY now. Tech showed heart today and came back and WON for god’s sake…we supposedly have heart and still LOSE. I hate to say it, but I think Chan Gailey is a better game day coach..and look what he has done with recruiting classes far worse (or supposed to be worse) than ours. We can crap all over Reggie Ball..but he showed true grit while playing hurt. Tech is going to kick us around in Athens and it is going to make me sick. And watching them actually win in Jacksonville later this year and go to the Freakin Orange Bowl is a nightmare UGa fans don’t want to see. I say…MR take that Miami job and take some of our pitiful players with you. I think George O’Leary might be available at the end of the season…I say hire him.
By mark
October 29, 2006 07:33 AM | Link to this
tradition seems huge at UGA, UGA said they keep playing in Jacksonville to thank the South Georgia Bulldogs for their support. If tradition is so big why not go back to the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s where Georgia would fly in to Jacksonville Airport and bus to the Gator Bowl and do a 1 hour walk around. Now they fly in to St. Augustine, which makes if tough for us South Georgia fans to greet the team like the old days. I think superstition is now at UGA not tradition. Superstition is a belief based on fear. Georgia now fly’s to St. Augustine to change it’s luck.
By Pcoladawg
October 29, 2006 07:37 AM | Link to this
Bad Year….It happens. But I do think we have one of the best coaches in the Country and will let him do his job. He just needs to make a few changes and we will be back where we need to be. GO DAWGS!!!!!!!
By smokeydog
October 29, 2006 07:45 AM | Link to this
Please don’t go to the ACC!
By Danny
October 29, 2006 07:50 AM | Link to this
Dear coach, M. Milner can not catch a football.
Dear gman, yes the bulldawg stuff has been put away until next year, but at least we will get better. I am suddenly seeing Techster crap all over the place. Where has that been over the past 10 years? Only major school to REDUCE their seating capacity of their stadium in the last 20 years, AND, you will still lose to the Bulldawgs this year because R. Ball can’t handle the pressure. Dear FrustratedDawg. Please find another team to cheer for. You are no Dawg fan.
By mark
October 29, 2006 07:53 AM | Link to this
Where did Brandon Miller speed go.
By jerry
October 29, 2006 07:59 AM | Link to this
I see where some folks are giving Willie a lot of credit but with a 21-0 lead Fla. may have gotten conservative. Besides, Willie’s defense did not prevent Fla. from getting a first down on their last possession therefore the offense did not get one last chance to tie the game.
By frustrateddawg
October 29, 2006 08:15 AM | Link to this
Danny…screw you. My family has 4 generations of UGa alumni including me and I bleed red and black. I am just realistic unlike everyone blaming this season on referees and young players. We lost to freaking Vandy for chrissakes!!!! (And by the way…Tech enlarged their stadium a few years ago…and they had 55,000 screaming fans there yesterday making more noise than 80,000 UGa fans. Grow up and smell the roses Danny boy.
By bnoles
October 29, 2006 08:16 AM | Link to this
Let’s put this into perspective. Florida had two weeks off to rest, heal, and get a game plan ready and this is the best they could do?
Go dawgs forever!!!!!
By tom
October 29, 2006 08:20 AM | Link to this
I think the effort was there but the coaching still leaves much be to be desired. Astonishingly Martinez made a difference in the second half for us but he will never be the championchip calibur DC that we need. We dropped balls and thats not the work of bad hands. Its a psychological bug that coach Eason has not worked out. Our offensive line has really never developed this season and this too is coaching. I hope that this game does not give us any hope. The thing I hate to hear is that the talent is not what it was. That is a tell tale sign that someone doesnt know what they are talking about. Changes have got to be made in this coaching staff. My fear is that CMR has become to chummy with his assistants and will not make any moves. If thats the case then maybe its time for Richt to start thinking about FSU.
By mcdawg
October 29, 2006 08:22 AM | Link to this
that face mask penalty was not even close-our receivers were held every singleplay-on the INT o the three yard line sutherland could have made a play on the bll if he had not been leveled by the FL defender-just out of curiosity what does the coaching staff tell the players at halftime?
By Real Dawg Fan
October 29, 2006 08:24 AM | Link to this
C’mon fellow Dawgs, sure it was a tough one to lose, but after the way we played the prior two weeks it could’ve been much worse.
GAME BALL - the game ball has to go to Tony Taylor. Key interception, several great tackles, and a forced fumble that made Meyer think hard about running up the middle again.
DEFENSE - nice game overall, still need to get better with our tackles. Linebacker play was much improved. Tra Battle must play better against Auburn or it could get ugly.
OFFENSE - was pleased with Stafford’s play, but he’s got to learn to throw it away. Sure he had a couple of pics, but if the receivers could just catch the darn thing, he probably wouldn’t have had to force those throws. Martrez needs to figure out what the heck is going on, we need him in there.
GATORS - bottomline is that you’re not as good as you think you are. Yes you beat our guys, but you have to admit we gave you a lotta freebies in this one and the refs helped too. With Vandy and SC coming up, you better not be looking ahead to the SEC or Fat Phil may be the one representing the east.
Let’s be sure to stay behind the team and coaches, we have a good chance to finish the season strong.
By GodHatesTrash
October 29, 2006 08:25 AM | Link to this
Looks like Richt needs to spend less time pretending he’s such a fine Christian and spend more time recruiting and learning how to coach a football team.
Good to see such a sanctimonious smarmy POS get pounded so regularly this year.
By By John
October 29, 2006 08:25 AM | Link to this
This is a GREAT Moral victory for the Dawgs.
By frustrateddawg
October 29, 2006 08:25 AM | Link to this
hey bnoles….they still WON!!! Get that fact through your head. Moral victories are LOSSES!!!!!!!!!!!
By frustratedawg
October 29, 2006 08:29 AM | Link to this
mcdawg…please take off the rose colored glasses…we stunk yesterday and that face mask penalty might have been a ticky tack call, but good teams overcome like that. Florida is good as advertised and may make a run at the national title game. You never know with the BCS.
By Mark
October 29, 2006 08:32 AM | Link to this
I think Stafford played better than both Gator QB’s. Defence was much more aggresive, about time! Mo Mass is completly different this year as he seems very afraid…last year he stuck his nose in there…let him and Milner sit the rest of the year! Much..much better second half. Thought we might pull it out in the end..the fumble killed us…I still feel Lumpkin is one of the best backs in the SEC if he gets the ball 25 times a game…he leaves it all on the field..Mo Mass is smiling on the side line after all his drops..makes me sick…STOP THE SPRINT DRAW FOR GODS SACK! POWER I..POWER I…POWER I…
By frustrateddawg
October 29, 2006 08:34 AM | Link to this
Mark Richt and his awful assistants have to go. This season is an embarasment. Losing to Florida every year is unacceptable. If we can’t get a good experienced coach in here to replace CMR…how about an alum like Eric Zeir or Buck Belue?
By Pago Pago
October 29, 2006 08:38 AM | Link to this
We’re from the Class of 1960 and will probably never see the Dawgs beat the Gators ever again!!! Sad…We recruit the top players every year and nothing happens?!
By Aaron
October 29, 2006 09:03 AM | Link to this
Being a fanatical Tennessee Fan, I hate them damn gators!!!! The Vols win again!!!! I have no biest in this blog room, so let me start out by saying that Georgia, I was pulling for you all the way in this game. We needed you to pull the upset in order to knock the gators down a notch in the standings for the SEC Championship. If you are any self recpecting georgia fan you should want any other team besides the gators to play in the dome at the end of the year. Now the Vol Nation will have to rely on the Cocks to pull an upset against the Gators. How many of us actually think this is going to happen? Anyways good game yesterday dawgs. It is hard to win a game with 5 turnovers, but you still kept it close. I know the pucker factor of every gator fan was incrediable. Just remember when you play the Gators you also have to play the officials.
Another statement I would like to make is about all of these fair weathered, bandwagon, and sorry excuse GT fans who think they have a team. Lets just think about this one for a moment. GT fans, if you think you have a good team and talking all kinds of thrash to uga fans you are crazy!!!! What makes you think you have a good team? lets see, yes you do have 2 losses one to ND by 4, and you got throttled by clemson. Those are the only 2 teams you have played worth a s*. All of the other teams i.e Miami, who is unranked and horrible, VT, who is having a down year and is OH Wait UNRANKED! So I dont want to hear anything from GT fans, you all need to keep your pie holes shut until you can actually sell out your pathetic excuse for a stadium. Another thing GT fans if you think you are so good and that you are world beaters, let me ask you this question. Why did you leave the SEC? Thought you werent good enough to win in the best conference in the nation? PATHETIC!!!
By Walker
October 29, 2006 09:05 AM | Link to this
I give credit where credit is due. Good job to the FL coaching staff and players. Did what they needed to. Reality Check, you receive none for your class-less chatter. Talk to me about class a bit more. Hope you continue to enjoy living in GEORGIA. I understand, Atlanta is a financial hub of the south that houses the likes of Gators, VOLS and Tigers of all creeds alike. Try to make that bank in your own state and see what happens.
Forget about the officiating, it balances itself out. With that said, here are the reasons for a tough to take loss to the Gators. 1- 5/2 turnover ratio. You cannot and will not ever win with that ratio. 2- Florida has got an inexplicable mental edge in this recent series. That is temporary. 3- Conservative play calling…..Again! Open up that playbook in the first half and get away form the sprint draw in the shotgun. Way too much time to shape up. 4- The dropped passes have got to stop. Our guys have got take that hit and get up smiling.
Florida has not scored an offensive TD on the Dawgs in 2 years. Bring that same intensity in the first half and we’re talking to the shrink about a whole other set of issues. The pup-dawgs grow a pair in the off season and we come back to our prowess in ‘07-‘09. GO DAWGS.
By daniel
October 29, 2006 09:07 AM | Link to this
we need some coaching changes ! who else thinks so !
By Gen Neyland
October 29, 2006 09:11 AM | Link to this
Is there a post season game on January 1st called the ‘Moral Victory Bowl’? What pride one must have attending that one. 3-3 on fumble losses was the killer for UGA. Took a page right out of ‘Hold the Melon, Felon’. Sure, there’s always next year, and don’t we love to give statistical kudos to our glory days of yore. Glad UGA beat the spread for the money exchangers, but from The Top of Rocky, an all out UGA over gators win would have been appreciated. Yes, I STILL think UGA will have better tomorrows. Just beatdown on the Beeboys…I still can’t stand a Spurrier..and I don’t like U of FL…GO VOLS
By jeff
October 29, 2006 09:21 AM | Link to this
boo frickety-hoo! Officials made bad calls, we need a new coach, Florida hasn’t scored an offensive touchdown… bottom line, another L for the lame dawgs… a school that, academic to athletic, I could get very wealthy buying for what they’re worth and selling for what they think they’re worth. Weak game from a weak university. Go Gators, Go Jackets!
By Grantland Rice
October 29, 2006 09:26 AM | Link to this
Hey WALKER,
So you claim that “…Florida has not scored an offensive TD on the Dawgs in 2 years…”? Apparently, you missed the first and second quarters in 2005 and 2006. Your credibility is zero.
It is no coincidence that UGA’s and Richt’s “emergence” in the SEC East happened during the very same time period that UT let Cutcliffe get away and UF hired a head coach even worse than Ray Goof. Under Zook, the Gators became soft on the D-line and the O-line got manhandled by pro-caliber tackles and ends. Whatever toughness they had under Spurrier quickly disappeared. They also invented new ways, each week, to give games away.
Those days are gone. UT and UF are back to 90’s form and UGA better get used to it. The advantage the Gators have over the Dawgs in recruiting, in coaching, and in skill position players is not temporary.
Take care WALKER. See you next year.
By john
October 29, 2006 09:30 AM | Link to this
your crazy and a bad loser. Bad calls went both ways against both teams. Keep those alligator tears to your self. Let’s face it, 15 out of the last 17 isn’t luck or bad calls.
By Reality Check
October 29, 2006 09:31 AM | Link to this
Hey WALKER,
What other time period lasting 17 years where a football program is consistently defeated all but two times,and embarrassed on its home field by the true powers in the conference,- would you call “temporary”?
By Monty
October 29, 2006 09:31 AM | Link to this
Why do they even bother to throw to Milner. The guy has got stone hands. He even bobbles the ones he catches.
By Monty
October 29, 2006 09:32 AM | Link to this
Why do they even bother to throw to Milner. The guy has got stone hands. He even bobbles the ones he catches.
By A Nole
October 29, 2006 09:34 AM | Link to this
Dear frustrateddawg,
Fans like you are pathetic. Would you like to go back to what UGA football looked like before Richt? Even my school,FSU,is experiencing some tough losses and many unanswered questions, but we’re not trying to throw our coach under the bus!! I’ll make a deal with ya, send Richt back to FSU and we’ll see how he does…..grow up and support your coaching staff already.
By john
October 29, 2006 09:34 AM | Link to this
you’re are one crazed Bull Doggy. The Gators own you. 15 out of 17 and counting. Face it. The Gator Nation rules.
By Rob
October 29, 2006 09:40 AM | Link to this
All in All, I was pleased that we’re clearly making progress now that we’ve picked a QB. Not only that, but the dogs haven’t lost fire. Gives me hope we can maybe salvage something out of this season, but it really gets me excited about the future. Everybody seems to forget that this was a rebuilding year. Go Dawgs!
By yellowblood
October 29, 2006 09:41 AM | Link to this
How much more televised UGA football does the sports public have to put up with this year ? Is there any way to keep the UGA- Auburn and UGA-Tech games off TV ? Televising this team is an insult. Lets have women’s college volleyball or checker championships or something that is competitive. Stafford is a perfect example, as with most freshmen, of why freshmen
By Hank
October 29, 2006 09:42 AM | Link to this
Put away all the sharp objects. Some of you sound like you’re about to commit hari-kari. It’s football, folks. You have ups. You have downs.
Starting a freshman QB… and he’s getting slammed? Gimme a break.
Can’t beat Florida. Haven’t consistently done that in years. Don’t do something stupid. Donnan, nor Goff, nor Dooley did it, if you want to know the truth.
This program is a middle of the pack program and has been for years. At least Richt didn’t commit the fatal, “best team ever” gaffe this year. You remember, the same one that led to Donnan’s demise.
Just sit back and wait ‘til next year.
By Rob
October 29, 2006 09:44 AM | Link to this
Hey A Nole.. I hear what you’re saying, but have you not seen that the head of the FSU Booster club is trying to get Bobby to retire? I think its crap as well, but in case you didn’t know, there is a very vocal contingent in Seminole land calling for Bobby to be ousted / step down. FSU is in the same boat we are this year. A LOT of freshman and first timers on the squad. Bobby will get the team back up where it should be again.
By Grantland Rice
October 29, 2006 09:46 AM | Link to this
Other than Dawg fans, what other “proud” football fans would call only getting beat by a bitter rival, again, for like the 15th time in 17 years, by “only a touchdown” a good game, “somthing to build on”?
I watched this delusional mob of fans make excuses and rationalize away hard realities every year since H. Walker’s departure. This may be the best, though.
Who needs stand-up comedy when we’ve got this Blawg to read?
By yellowblood
October 29, 2006 09:57 AM | Link to this
TO: Grantland Rice. Thanks for your diagnosis of dilusion. I agree. Athens is well know as 15 square miles surrounded by reality. Now we will hear the old recruiting mantra that we can recruit our way out of this thing and UGA will sign all top 10 Super-Prep kids and probably bring Lynn Swan and Joe Montana out of retirement. But the results will be the same.
By john
October 29, 2006 10:06 AM | Link to this
Please, all you Dawgs must contain yourself (sorry, the word contain doesn’t exist in the UGA linebackers vocabulary)and stop using words like “proud” “moral” “ripped off” “robbed”, and while you’re at it throw out the old “rebuilding year” excuse. It’s just a terrible year for Doggys everywhere and get used to the misery. Please, Ladies and Gents save the Dawwgy style excuses for the boudwa. I don’t expect to see any Lucky Charm greenies waiting for a miracle to happen between the Hedges for a long time. A “Proud” Gator fan.
By DJISTHEGREATESTQBEVERTOPLAYINTHEHISTORYOFFOOTBALL
October 29, 2006 10:06 AM | Link to this
Oh get a freaking life ya baby. The dawgs were out hit, out played and out coached. UF got robbed on the punt return. Get over it. MR just isn’t smart enough to be an OC in the SEC
By oldschoolfootball
October 29, 2006 10:08 AM | Link to this
Perdue, yo’ dawgs were kicked into their place again. ha! ha!
i guess you dawg fans can’t wait for the next recuit signing day. ha! ha!
By mel
October 29, 2006 10:12 AM | Link to this
I am officially embarassed by the column. You have lowered yourself to Spurrier levels by blaming the officials.
This is not the same team as the past 4-5 years. Jesus people. Any one who thought that this team this year was going to compete for a National Title has his or her head so far up Matt Stafford’s rear it’s not even funny. Every team goes through a down year. We are still bowl eligible, but just like fans in the Atlanta area, you only want to back a winner. If you want to be that much of a bandwagon fan, I hear GT is looking for some people.
And I don’t give a rat’s patooie how much you claim the taxpayers are paying for anyone on that field’s education, you still shouldn’t boo a college player during a game, it’s embarassing. If you are so concerned about the money the taxpayers are paying for his education, then you should be booing his grades, because isn’t THAT the important thing?
By Ralph
October 29, 2006 10:23 AM | Link to this
I’m currently incarcerated in the Dixie County Prison and unfortunately, missed my beloved Gators play Georgia yesterday. I only have 10 minutes to use the computer this morning before going to see the Chaplain. Can anyone tell me why it was close? I’ve been locked up since ‘87, and all of a sudden UF starts dominating. Before my rape charge, I was a season ticket UF fan, and UGA killed us year-in and year-out. Can I get a brief summary, please.
By Steve
October 29, 2006 10:30 AM | Link to this
Yes, there were bad calls. The fumble early in the 3rd quarter really did not help. The Fla Defensive front caused that fumble because a Gator was in the backfield. Who got beat on the Ga offensive line that play? There were at least two other times Kregg Lumpkin got stuffed for a loss and there were three UGA linemen standing around with their arms hanging down blocking NO ONE!!! Will the offensive line be spectators again next week?
By john
October 29, 2006 10:30 AM | Link to this
Mel, Please. Football is EVERYTHING. Who cares about academics on game day. Go back to your kennal and think about the fact that your school just lost millions of dollars to promote, develope and grow the entire frickin demoralized University. UGA’s football program is one of the worst teams in the SEC. Reality has set in and UGA’s luck has run dry. Actually, if you think about it UGA really lucked out in most of their games in the so called glory years from 2000 to 2005
By john
October 29, 2006 10:33 AM | Link to this
Ralph, you are mistaken. You are not in prison. You are in a mental institution and are confused with the words Univerity (of Georgia) and institution. You were hospitalized a years ago for being a sarcastic sore a* losing DOWG fan.
By StAugDawg
October 29, 2006 10:35 AM | Link to this
I’ve heard about total domination of a series, but I think this is the most lopsided ever. Does anyone know if there was ever a period of time when a Texas-Ok or a Ohio St-Michigan series got this out of control? 2-15 in 17 years! This series record in the past 20 years resembles the Miami-Duke series record during the same time period. Vandy has beaten UGA more times in the past 17 years than UGA has beaten UF.
By robdawg06
October 29, 2006 10:36 AM | Link to this
That face mask call with 2:20 left killed our chances. Sad part is that it wasn’t even a face mask. The refs are pathetic. I would have liked to have seen if we could have tied it up (would have had the ball at least at the 50 yard line with 2:00 left). Turnovers was the big difference. I was listening to the 1st half on the radio (14-0 at the half) then I got home and turned the TV on and it was 21-7. That fumble killed us.
By StAugDawg
October 29, 2006 10:36 AM | Link to this
Hey Ralph,
When do you get out? Maybe the series will change back.
By Ralph
October 29, 2006 10:43 AM | Link to this
Whoops, times almost up. If there any Gators listening, I plan to spend the next 30 days or so tattoing more UF stuff on my body. I’ll use a lighter and a orange juice carton to make the orange and blue ink. I’ll use a cinder block sharpened fork as a needle. As for you John, I’ll look you up when I get out! Until then, I’ll just lay here and dream about you.
By yellowblood
October 29, 2006 10:43 AM | Link to this
This series can be saved. Key steps: 1. Move the game to Atlanta. Athens has proven to be an advantage to visiting teams 2. Require Florida to schedule a Thursday game immediately following the UGA game. 3. Allow only the 4th quarter score to count. Everyone knows that UGA has never been able to play four quarters. 4. Allow the team that has the most recruits rated in Super-Prep top 10 to have a touchdown advantage. UGA wins that one every year.
By War Eagle
October 29, 2006 11:17 AM | Link to this
Just in from Oxford, Auburn played so-so, still have some problems to work out, but we are winning(8-1)and hoping Gen Neyland can Knocks off Ark. If Auburn wins out regardless of winning West we could play in a BCS game, team At-large bid. I sat in the Letterman lounge(exchange deal)heard several different comments from former Ole Miss players referring to UGA. They are surprised about recruiting process at UGA with 4 top 5 classes in the country, rebuilting instead of reloading , why CMR cannot win the big SEC games and last no WR`s. I defending the dawgs on the second one, but I wonder about the recruiting process myself as posted before. I saw part of UGA game, not enough to make comment, but THANKS Dawgs I would my bet UGA + 14.
By Dave In Tampa
October 29, 2006 11:59 AM | Link to this
You know, you guys sit there at your computers and p** n moan about our football team and CMR. It’s unbelievable. SO we have a down year. CMR is a great coach. He has got us to the SEC Championship 3 out of the past 4 years.
For you band wagon fans go p** n moan on another Blog. This Dawg will stick by the ENTIRE team through good and bad. It’s just not our year this year. So what. We’ll be back gunning for the SEC and national titles by next year. At least we will be in the position to do so. Let’s stop whinning and show our support for the team. True fans are with their team whether they win or lose
By Tim Fountain
October 29, 2006 11:59 AM | Link to this
I’m proud to be a Bulldawg. The facts: UGA’s senior class is lacking. The young dawgs are developing and improving. The future looks great. We will make a run at the SEC title next year and the national title in following year. Stafford out played Tebow and that will continue for three more years. We need to make changes in terms of the following: We need a new OL coach. I fail to see techiques or advanced schemes. Willie Martinez is not aggressive enough. You cannot back into coverage and rush four. We need to move to a 3-4 front. Weston SDE, Owens NT, Johnson (if he returns) or Atkins at WDE, Miller and Ellerbe at OLBs, Washington and Dewberry at ILB. That is a much quicker defense than what we have now. Coach Richt needs to give up the play calling to Coach Bobo. Solutions: recruit Will Muschamp back to UGA to serve as coordinator. Recruit Hugh Nall to coach OL. Hire a new WR’s coach because these kids aren’t developing. Where is Andre Hastings? For the rest of this year, I would spread the offense to a 4 receiver set. Move Mr. Milner to the bench. Get the ball to Henderson in open space. For the defense, start some traditions. Call Sanford Stadium the DAWG PEN. Call the fans the RABID DAWGS. Call the defensive line the ATTACK DAWGS. Refer to red zone as the junkyard. Have the defensive players point at the 20 and shake their heads no to signify that they will not allow people to enter the junkyard without paying the price. We need more spirit and emotions. Coach Richt, what about a reverse with Henderson or a flee flicker. Unleash the DAWGS.
By DawgTime
October 29, 2006 12:08 PM | Link to this
Why are the GT fans worrying about the DAWGS? Could they be a little jealous? Yes, the DAWGS own the bugs. You play in a joke of a conference. In a few weeks, all the GT fans (all 8) will disappear again when the DAWGS stomp the bugs again. I tip my hat to the Gators. You were the better team again. Maybe next year.
By DawgTime
October 29, 2006 12:14 PM | Link to this
Neutral site? Are you kidding? Which campus is closer? In what state is the game played? I vote for a traditional home and away rotation instead of the away and away in which we presently play. Shhhh GT fans. Has Reggie Ball learned to count yet? I guess he’s majoring in engineering. Yeah right. Half of these clowns writing the trash can only dream of a college degree.
By physicsDawg
October 29, 2006 12:23 PM | Link to this
Yeah, frustrateddawg, getting an alum to coach is a GREAT idea! Look how well it served Bama all those years. They though you had to have played for Bear to win games. Ironically, that’s why they’ve done poorly since he left. You are obviously so frustrated you cannot think clearly.
By Robbie in MD
October 29, 2006 12:32 PM | Link to this
You know I get so tired of people blaming everyone and not looking at the whole picture. We just arent that good this year. We have awesome talent, great gameplans, but we just never put the two together. I believe if we stuck with Stafford all year we would be alot better off. Bench Milner and Mo and our D line except Johnson and get us ready for next year. If we work together we can still win out and put a serious hurtin on the yellow bugs and shut their fair weather fans up. Also I hope that this season runs our fair weather fans off for good cause I get sick of hearing yea for us when its good and screw us when its bad. I can speak for myself when I say Bulldawg football is the only football that matters whether its a undefeated season or a winless one. I love my Dawgs and only my Dawgs and Id rather watch them lose by 50 then watch some other team win it all. GO DAWGS, SIC EM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By 15of17
October 29, 2006 12:32 PM | Link to this
Oh my god. Do you UGA fans EVER stop complaining?!?!!? You all are just like Steve Spurrier
By SnowDell
October 29, 2006 12:39 PM | Link to this
It amazing all the abuse Richt takes and he has brought UGA two SEC Titles. He is 2-3 against Auburn 5-0 against GA Tech 4-2 against UT 1-5 against Florida. If memory serves me correct he won the 2005 SEC Championship game against a highly favored LSU. We are playing with a freshman QB and we are rebuilding. CMR’s total record speaks for itself people he is a CLASS ACT coach and will have the DAWGS back again in the future.
SNOWDELL
By Ramble on!
October 29, 2006 12:46 PM | Link to this
BILL KING, you represent the Cry Baby Nation very well. Congratulations on your moral victory!!!!!!!
By BlogDawg
October 29, 2006 12:47 PM | Link to this
Come on, Bill??? Blaming the officials??? We lost because we turned the ball over FIVE times, gave up FOUR sacks and dropped more passes than we caught. I expect the freshman to throw two picks a game this season. Thats what happens when you start a freshman at QB in the SEC and I agree with starting him.
The fact is, we showed no emotion, no confidence and no heart in this game until Florida tried to give it away. Then and only then did we play with fire.
Our front seven on defense is just not very tough. The exceptions are Taylor and Johnson. For the 3rd time this season when we needed a stop, we couldn’t come up with one. Maybe it’s the scheme, but the players have to execute and in this game they didn’t. Period.
By RD
October 29, 2006 01:03 PM | Link to this
These blogs are nothing more than a GT-UGA slap fight to determine who can be the biggest internet sissy. How did you manage to put down your joysticks long enough to write your grade school posts?
By JTL
October 29, 2006 01:18 PM | Link to this
Air Bud, Golden Receiver!!
By robdawg06
October 29, 2006 01:20 PM | Link to this
The officiating in a bunch of games was really bad. I saw a pass inteference called aginst Tenn. (vs. SC) and the DB never even touched the receiver. The receiver bumped into him. I think ANY call should be reviewable. There should be a referee watching the game with the tv sportscasters and he could radio the refs on the field about questionable calls that need revewing. The refs should never be the difference in a game. By the way, have you noticed that on questionable calls reviewed that the result is whatever the sportscasters say it was ? Its like they (tv announcers) make the call for the refs…
By smokeydog
October 29, 2006 01:28 PM | Link to this
Everyone owns the Dawgs!
By robdawg06
October 29, 2006 01:36 PM | Link to this
3 Keys To Losing : 1) 5 turnovers 2) Fla. defense 3) UGA receivers & TE dropping easy passes
By dawgs99
October 29, 2006 01:37 PM | Link to this
Wouldn’t it be nice if the game really was lost because of that questionable face mask call.
First half of the game our defense had poor tackling AGAIN. Better and those 14 points wouldn’t have been there now would they?
Our offense was non-existent in the first half. Check the stats and you’ll see when it was we finally crossed mid-field.
5 turnovers!!!
No doubt about it that our defense showed fire in the 2d half. We shut the UF offense score machine completely off.
But what was the monster in the 2d half? Critical dropped passes and turnovers. Sound familiar? WTF is wrong with our receivers? You can’t tell me they are that bad. I still say it’s poor receivers coach.
if we don’t make some serious personnel changes after the season, next year will be no different. We need a new receivers coach, defensive coach, offensive coach.
By AltamahaDawg
October 29, 2006 01:42 PM | Link to this
No mention of the TD that was scored off of the sprint draw huh Bill? And when will everyone realize that its only an option and its the QB that calls into that play?
No surprise that the huge amount of credit that WM should get is barely mentioned, thanks Cuz.
By Dogs Stink
October 29, 2006 02:31 PM | Link to this
Got your butt kicked again, hey?
By Big Dawg
October 29, 2006 02:54 PM | Link to this
Our Dawgs got “HOSED” and Mark Richt should be complaining to the SEC. Phantom pass interference on 3rd down on Florida’s first drive, phantom face mask on Moses both of which gave Florida first downs and allowed them to score and/or to run out the clock. Three obvious pass interference/defensive holding calls that weren’t called on Florida. At least four personal fouls/unsportsmanlike conduct calls that weren’t called on Florida one of which occured on that last interception inside Florida’s ten yard line. But with all this said, we had five turnovers vs. Florida’s two and we still had a chance to win. Quite a few of you so called Dawg fans were prediting we would lose by 30, 40 or more points and just like when we beat Ole Miss by one point it was said that “a win is a win”, well a loss is a loss and never feels good. I do believe this team showed some character after the Lumpkin fumble and subsequent FL TD giving them a 21-0 lead, this team could have folded but they didn’t and they searched inside themselves and outplayed/manhandled the Gators the rest of the game.
By AugustaDawg
October 29, 2006 03:12 PM | Link to this
Dawg Nation act like you have some class…all you dawgs degrading the players and coaches.Quite frankly we hung in there better than I expected…considering the last 4-5 games.Stafford played like a freshman,made some freshman mistakes.But he threw some catchable balls,too.Our WR and TE’s need to catch the ball.The game would have been a different story had the dropped passes been caught.The defense kept us in the game…I kept wondering when they would give out of gas,but they hung with ‘em.As for thr bad calls …at least we didn’t start chanting Bull Sh%T, BULL SH%t like the Carolina fans did …Spurrier looked embarassed about that.I hope Dawg Nation never lets that happpen when the call doesn’t go our way…the carolina fans threw bottles all over the field,too.I’m proud to be a Dawg,whether we make it to the SEC championship or no bowl game at all,I’ll fly my flag proudly,wear my red and black,bark at the moon and still say Go Dawgs!!
By Don
October 29, 2006 04:12 PM | Link to this
Never seen a group of receivers and a tightend that are so awful. Why is Martez Milner even on the field at this point? I think he has dropped more passes than he has caught. Receivers give up on their routes and don’t even go after the ball when a defender is near them. Maybe flag football would be more appropriate for them. This dropping passes has been a theme every year since Richt arrived. What is the deal. This offense is far from being good how many drives have been stopped this year because of dropped balls. How many field goals has Georgia had to kick because of dropped balls. Stafford is not to blame. He is inexperienced and learning. This playing time will benefit him come next year. Add the 5 drops to his stats and suddenly he had a decent game and Georgia has a chance to win. Defense looked good after the first drive so I finally have to give Martinez some credit. No sacks but plenty of pressure on Leak and Tebow a non-factor. A phantom interference and face mask call at the end but those calls didn’t decide the game. The georgia receivers gave the game away.
By KL
October 29, 2006 04:20 PM | Link to this
Bill, have you not seen the Dawgs play this year? Face it, we suck. Don’ act like a Tennessee fan and blame every loss on the refs. Right now, our receivers couldn’t catch a cold. Stafford was great in high school, but he isn’t an SEC calibur quarterback since he can’t handle pressure. Let’s hope that Bobby Bowden will retire and Richt will go back to FSU so we can finally get a decent offensive coordinator and will recruit players who can spell so they can actually make it into school instead of going to military school and then off to Auburn.
By Tyler
October 29, 2006 04:24 PM | Link to this
All i can say is INMAN is terrible!!! he can’t block a soul!
By Wah!
October 29, 2006 04:43 PM | Link to this
The officials cost us the game… wah!!! Man it’s great to see you whiny redneck pricks get bent over three times already this season. A couple more to come.
By carolina dog
October 29, 2006 04:47 PM | Link to this
gentleman,you got to call a spade a spade. coach willie did a good job and made some effective adjustments.(before the game was out of hand) now if we can get CMR to make some changes on offense. we have a shot to win the next 2 out of 3. 3 for 3 and CMR saves the year. in my opinion the pressuse is really on the white knight.
By Paul Crumpler
October 29, 2006 04:49 PM | Link to this
They cost UGa the game? Who cares? Signed, Tech Fan
By Buck Cochran in the NW
October 29, 2006 05:03 PM | Link to this
KL, YOU WOULDN’T RECONIZE AN SEC CALIBER QB IF HE BIT YOU! PLENTY OF QB’S HAVE SURVIVED A COUPLE OF INTS. BUT NOT MANY EVER LIVE TO WIN WHEN THEIR RECEIVERS DROP BALLS!!! AS MR SAID AFTER THE GAME, HE’S TURNING INTO QUITE A PLAYER. ARE YOU AWARE THAT HIS TD RUN WAS NOT CALLED FROM THE BENCH? NO, HE READ THE “D”, CALLED AN AUDIBLE AND SCORED! THAT IS AN SEC QB CALL AND PLAY!!!! WE’LL NEVER KNOW WHAT MAY HAVE HAPPENED IF HIS PERFECT PASSES HAD BEEN CAUGHT!
By trouble.in.athens.again
October 29, 2006 05:06 PM | Link to this
funny stat for all those Puppie fans who used to rag Reggie Ball about interceptions….in Reggie’s Freshman year, he threw 10 touchdowns with 11 interceptions in 13 games played. In Matthew Stafford’s Freshman year, he has thrown 3 touchdowns and 9 interceptions in 9 games played (4 of which he wasn’t even playing the full game). You guys are nuts if you think he will have a better year next year. The Dawgs are losing a few on the offensive line which will lead to hurried throws and an increase in sacks, your team will still not have any receivers worth a crap, and the defense will lose many players thereby allowing others to score, UGA will have to play from behind, and put it in the air more and greater chances for interceptions with an strong, but inaccurate passer. You can write back all you want that I may not know what I’m talking about. Just a reminder, I have been correct on most of my predictions involving UGA and GT. I almost nailed everything you guys screwed up on last year, even W VA game. I was on the money this year, even called the loss to Vanderbilt (check the blogs). The only thing I missed was I thought GT would win vs UGA last year and I thought GT would roll against Utah (bad miss on that). Prediction for rest of year: GT wins out, even at UGA. UGA wins at Kentucky (barely), loses to Auburn and GT.
Next year, GT will have problems with QB situation and drops back to 6 or 7 wins. UGA will actually drop to 6 wins next year. Have fun kids!
By mtraininjax
October 29, 2006 05:26 PM | Link to this
Aaron, actually VT is ranked and was ranked 11 when Tech beat them. Is UGAg ranked?
How ‘bout dem apples?!
By red92s
October 29, 2006 05:29 PM | Link to this
To all those Dawg fans spilling over about how sweet it will be if UGA from the mighty-mighty SEC beats the eventual lowly-ACC-champ Yellow Jackets:
Didn’t Tech upset the eventual champs of your mighty-mighty SEC last season?
By Chris
October 29, 2006 05:43 PM | Link to this
You have an easy season. 9-3 with L’s to Tenn., Fla., & Auburn, but now it looks like 2 more L’s to Vandy and GT. Good Luck and Refs amke mistakes just like players and coaches do so you have to over come that issue. A bad call against GT vs. Noter Dame to let a ND drive continue for a victory, but we had other chances to stop them too. Clemson just beat us bad. As bad as they were beaten by Va. Tech, and as bad as we beat Va. Tech. The ACC is fine it is a very even league between 8 teams. The SEC is even between 5 teams and the rest are also rans.
By Lane4411
October 29, 2006 06:09 PM | Link to this
Concern Offensive Line-next year.3 of the starters are seniors.Sub, M. Turner(#61)is a senior, he was beaten badly when rotating at tackle. Only 7, OL’s have played this year. Shackleford,Inman,Jones-are these guys NFL material, 1 of the 3 possibly!!!!!! The lack of depth will creat problems next year, has been a problem forever, began with Donnan, not recruiting any OL’s his last 2 yrs.- what a mess. MR, has recruited the guys have not made the cut-injuries, quitting, etc..
By NWGA Dawg
October 29, 2006 06:29 PM | Link to this
AJC= wannbe newspaper. They constantly love to rip the Dawgs because most of their beat writers and columnists are from other necks-o-the-woods who have a natural bias towards the SEC in general and UGA specifically. Who needs them? I NEVER buy the paper, don’t suscribe, and ignore the ads on their website. If they decide to pull the plug on free online access; boo hoo. Go ahead; I DARE you. That way, NO ONE will read your drivel. Strickland and Schultz, etc. lack true journalistic talent and imagination.
As for the Tech, UF and UT bloggers who love to pill it on when things are not going the ‘Dawgs way, you only show your true colors (envy). You only WISH UGA would slink into medioctrity. “Ain’t gonna happen.” We’re not even one year removed from an SEC championship and you’d think UGA was a true middle-of-the-pack SEC team. Maybe we’re not top-drawer this year but again, that’s FAR from your dreams buds! If I were fans of those schools, I’d be thankful for this year and hush up about it. Tennessee? My friends to the north, as bad as it’s looked for UGA this year, we’re still one win above what the Vols were last year. And we’re going to go back to the 90s? Ha! So UT is one coordinator away from medioctrity? Apparently so. Better hope “Coach Cut” doesn’t go to the ACC. UF, enjoy it but TRY to exhibit just a modicum of class. I know: tall order. Perhaps impossible. Probably so. Before 90, UF never had championships, then had a consistent winner on the field, conference titles, and even one NC. But class eludes them even now. Like Sprite and caffeine: UF and class—never had it, never will. Lastly our delusional neighbors wearing p**-yellow. How delusional can you be? Just HOPE your team can beat UGA at LEAST once while they’re down a bit. UGA has a healthy overall lead in it’s series with ‘Tech—not to mention lately with Coach Richt. You are BY FAR the last people who should run your mouths. That of course, is the best evidence against you—aside from ‘Tech’s pathetic record vs. Richt and his ‘Dawgs. One last toss: our buddies from AU. There is one blogger from GA who pulls for AU who’s always referring to GA as a mediocre program, etc. What does that make AU? Count the NCs, conference championships and overall wins for each school—not to mention the very close all-time series record and all-time series score. Check it out: the media regularly highlights it when the schools play. If UGA is mediocre, then AU is really rather bland indeed. So you have to pick on the UGA/AU record in one small period of time? Figures lie, and liers figure.
By gman98
October 29, 2006 07:10 PM | Link to this
Welcome back to the dark days at uga. Coach MR will have another good recruiting class this tear only to loose a few to bad grades. GOd only knows how many uga punk football players he will have to suspend at the start of next year. * ONE THING IS FOR SURE uga’s FOOTBALL PROGRAM IS HEADING IN THE DIRECTION AS MIAMI’S!*
By Michael
October 29, 2006 07:26 PM | Link to this
Reality Check…..
I just read where you said UGA had had only 1 win vs. a top 10 team since he was in Athens. Let me do you a favor and add them up for you. 2001 @ Tenn, 2002 vs. Tenn,@ Aub and vs. FSU, 2004 vs. LSU, 2005 vs. LSU. All of those were teams that finished the season in the top 10. I could also count bama in ‘02 and UF in ‘04 when both teams were in the top 10 at the start of the year. Seems like a lot more than 1 to me.
Bench Milner and Stafford, and lets have more than 6 scholarship OL on the roster for the ‘07 edition of the Dawgs.
By Not-A-Blogger
October 29, 2006 07:29 PM | Link to this
Hey, Alt.
No mention that the fumble and touchdown that put us down 21-0 came on the sprint draw?
By barry
October 29, 2006 07:39 PM | Link to this
You know, we were playing the most penalized team in the country and for some reason, Georgia had more penalty yards than florida. Even so, it was not that the refs weren’t fair…it was that they blew the calls when it hurt Georgia the most. Yes we have five turnovers. But if the Refs make bad calls or no calls…drive killers…when you really need to score…I’d say that had a huge impact on the outcome of the game. Florida held our pass rushers all day long. Some were so obvious you could see it without a replay on my little 27 inch TV.
By Jack
October 29, 2006 07:40 PM | Link to this
None is as blind as one that will not see!
The hand was on the face mask!
By Dawgtime
October 29, 2006 07:45 PM | Link to this
QUESTION: Why are GT, Auburn, and Gator fans visiting UGA blog sites? Gator fans have earned the right to brag. What can GT fans be bragging about? The last time your team defeated UGA, you were playing with ineligible players. Yelp, cheating. Why are all these fans using profanity and venting anger? Maybe some of you need to develop a life. Living on blogs and talking trash via the computer is not empowering. Folks it is just a game. UGA will be fine. We have lost a great deal of talent to the NFL the last couple of years. The senior class is lacking. We are reloading for the future. Our young talent is awesome. Why all the fuss?
By Bill
October 29, 2006 07:57 PM | Link to this
Um you guys had a chance.The ball and momentum.What happened?3 plays,minus 6 yards.
These are facts,not conjecture you are trying to pull.Quit whining.
By DawgMawg
October 29, 2006 08:13 PM | Link to this
I don’t understand people seeming to think the performance of this team is acceptable, saying it’s a rebuilding year. Auburn lost four first round draft picks after 2004 and they only lost one SEC game the following year. We should be able to reload faster than Auburn, this is pathetic.
By RedDawg
October 29, 2006 08:16 PM | Link to this
For you all Gaytors, Tebow sucks big time and this game will hit his psychology for the next 3 years, mark it down Georgia will beat Florida next year and they will win The SEC. Tebow was put in his place by the dawgs, as GA fan I was hoping the cryer to use Tebow kid again. To the bulldog nation you shouldnt worry about Georgia, they are fine. I hope if coach MR can use Lumpkin more, he is a fine RB. Anyway, the Gaytors were lucky and we handed this game to them,believe me the gaytors know they are extremely lucky to have one loss. Go dawgs
By CHAIRMAN
October 29, 2006 08:18 PM | Link to this
we may lose to tennessee, vandy, and the gay turds but to all the tech fans…on your best day you could never be a dawg…until you put a W up against us then SHUT UP and you can’t beat off.
By Lilburn Dawg
October 29, 2006 08:41 PM | Link to this
I keep wondering why we haven’t heard a peep about Blake Barnes this whole season. Does anyone have any inside info about how he compares to Stafford and Cox? He’ll probably transfer next season anyway I guess. I sure would like to know if he has anything to offer.
By BeachGaBulldog
October 29, 2006 08:50 PM | Link to this
I am proud of my Dogs! We have more character and more class than the Gayboys will EVER HAVE! We have more SEC Championships, more national titles, and better all around people than these LOSER Gaysuckers! There is a thing called winning and losing with class. Our fans are classy, and the Gays are LOSERS! Gaytors are such crybabies when they lose, and F.Y.I. U-F*, that WAS A FUMBLE in the Auburn game.
By Brian in NC
October 29, 2006 08:55 PM | Link to this
Hey reality check if you don’t like what you see don’t let the door in you in a* big pup! Move on over to another team you wana be fan! You and law dawg can swap spit togeather. If you don’t like what you see then we don’t need you! I hear GT needs some fans!! Go Dawgs!
By why???
October 29, 2006 08:57 PM | Link to this
EVERY YEAR BEFORE THIS GAME FLORIDA HAS AN OFF WEEK. THEY ALSO PLAY THIS GAME IN FLORIDA. EVERY YEAR!!! THE FLORIDA OFF WEEK STARTED ABOUT THE SAME TIME THIS FLORIDA DOMINANCE BEGAN. WOULD SOMEBODY PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. GEORGIA GOES INTO THIS GAME BANGED UP EMOTIONALLY AND PHYSICALLY. FLORIDA HAS HAD 2 WEEKS TO PREPARE AND PLAY BASICALLY AT HOME. STAFFORD IS LOOKING BETTER. GEORGIA WILL HAVE A BETTER TEAM NEXT YEAR. AND BY THE WAY. KNOWSHOWN MORENO MAY BE THE RUNNING BACK…
By Chris
October 29, 2006 09:05 PM | Link to this
This weeks UGA scolar Player had a 3.13 in something like leasure and recreation arts? maybe a little wrong but very close. So, is that weight lifting, beer drinking and X-Box playing?
By Mike T.
October 29, 2006 09:06 PM | Link to this
Bench Milner Bench Milner Bench Milner Bench Milner Bench Milner Bench Milner
The scout team tight end can probably catch better than he can.
I wonder is Spurrier would continue to play him with four drops in one game?
By SunDawg
October 29, 2006 09:13 PM | Link to this
Dawg fans, you should have anticipated this blog would be loaded with lizard fans after another loss to them. Let’s face it, they beat our team consistently and still can’t win a championship! You know that’s gotta hurt. Auburn kicked their butts and you know the ole ball coach, now that he found his real quarterback, will drain their swamp again this year. This is only temporary.
I don’t know why the Tekkies are here; the Science Fiction channel is 24/7. Maybe Atlanta’s cable service went down for a few hours.
Have faith DAWG FANS, MR will recruit a few Texas HS receivers and we’ll be fine.
By Chris
October 29, 2006 09:13 PM | Link to this
UGA takes the week off before the GT game well next year you take it before Fla. Hay if Miami is so week why don’t you schedual them you open Sept. 1 day and take a puss off you easy schedual? Coach Mark Played at maimi and i am sure they will work you in. You can actuall start with a real game before 5 weeks into a season????? You had an easy season with only 3 games/ Tenn. Fla. & Auburn so only 3 big L’s you already have 3 Big L’s with Auburn & Ga. Tech coming all over your fuzzy butt.
By Mike T.
October 29, 2006 09:15 PM | Link to this
Two things for sure. Gators ain’t gonna win SEC. Gators ain’t gonna win NC.
By gman98
October 29, 2006 09:18 PM | Link to this
It is gonna take some texas recievers to pull you out of the hole. I hope you never get another recruit from Georgia again you pathetic two faced idiot.
By Mike T.
October 29, 2006 09:22 PM | Link to this
Hay if Miami is so week why don’t you schedual them you open Sept. 1 day and take a puss off you easy schedual?
Why don’t Tech work in LSU? Or perhaps the Gators themselves. See what ya’ll can do against them instead of gloating like a little kid because his big brother beat up the bully.With all hem vacaated games how long has it been since Tech beat the Dawgs.
By gman98
October 29, 2006 09:34 PM | Link to this
Cogratulations on yalls Moral Victory I hope next years rebuilding season goes better than this years rebuilding season.
By Chris
October 29, 2006 09:39 PM | Link to this
We did we played LSU in a Bowl and lost the we got Auburn home and away we won both. You finally won a SEC championship after 20 years & then another good for you. We like Donnan & Q Carter ok. We had an ACC title in 98 and we will try for another this year. We still have 4 N.C.’s to your 2, and we did beat your SEC champ Auburn???
By Mike T.
October 29, 2006 09:43 PM | Link to this
Cogratulations on yalls Moral Victory I hope next years rebuilding season goes better than this years rebuilding season.
Thank you! How many conference titles has your team got in the laast five years?
By Gman98
October 29, 2006 09:49 PM | Link to this
Tech has played the toughest football schedule of any Division I-A team in the nation, based on opponents’ records in Division I-A games. The Yellow Jackets’ opponents have won 69.6 percent of their games, a shade better than the 69.1 percent Florida’s opponents have won, according to NCAA statistics.
But Tech’s remaining schedule — at N.C. State, at North Carolina, against Duke, at Georgia — ranks fifth easiest among the nation’s 119 Division I-A teams. Duke and North Carolina are winless against Division I-A opposition, and the four teams have combined to win just 24.1 percent of their I-A games.Damn if we didn’t have to play Duke and uga we probably would have ended up with the toughest schedule.
By UGASUX
October 29, 2006 09:51 PM | Link to this
WAAA WAAA news in from athens Larry Munson just realized his team sux and Lauren is a closet Homo.
By Mike T.
October 29, 2006 09:55 PM | Link to this
We did we played LSU in a Bowl. Dern we’ve played and beat Ohio St, Purdue, Wisconsin and Michigan St. in BOWL GAMES. I’M talking about putting LSU or Florida on the regular season sch. thats what you were talking about with Miami, but all of sudden were talking about bowl games and who has the most NC. Can you possibly answer a question without changing subjects. Also plese don’t think Georgia is the only teams that has some light weights on its sch.
By Mike T.
October 29, 2006 10:01 PM | Link to this
The Yellow Jackets’ opponents have won 69.6 percent of their games, a shade better than the 69.1 percent Florida’s opponents have won, according to NCAA statistics.
Whoa Boy! Man all these stats and five dollars will buy you a good cup of coffee at Starbucks.It ain’t gonna nothing for ya come game day!
By Mike T.
October 29, 2006 10:05 PM | Link to this
By UGASUX
WAAA WAAA news in from athens Larry Munson just realized his team sux and Lauren is a closet Homo.
Keep your sex and your football separate, We wanna keep the blog free from smut,if you can’t do it go visit your mama’a website.
By Chris
October 29, 2006 10:11 PM | Link to this
We have won 2 ACC titles since 1990 same as you and we have a National Championship With it. Played in 34 Bowles and won 22 ranking us behind only Penn State in % & 4 in total bowls wins and YOU??? Here # you can use for of against us. Our wins first in the Numbers. Bama 21-28-3 Arkansan 1-1 Auburn 41-47-4 Clemson 45-24-2 Duke 42-30-1 Fla 24-9-6 Fla State 7-12-1 UGA 38-57-5 Kentucky 11-7-1 LSU 12-6 Maryland 13-5 Miami 8-4 Ole Miss 2-1 MSU 2-0 UNC 21-17-3 NC state 16-9 Notre Dame 5-27-1 So.Carolina 12-9 Tenn 17-24-2 Vandy 18-15-3 UVa 14-14-1 Va. Tech 2-2 Wake Forest 20-7
These were records before this year.
By Chris
October 29, 2006 10:21 PM | Link to this
Mike T it is the fact you have an easy 6-7 win schedual every year. 3 puddings, USC(usually bad), pick a Miss., Vandy, Kentucky, and as you said a bad Ga. Tech. There are 6-8 easy wins every year with average athletes right or wrong? We picked-up a Notre Dame, Auburn, we added Bama. We understand to get real respect for you and your league you need to play better teams not easy PAYCHEX!!
By Mike T.
October 29, 2006 11:16 PM | Link to this
Are not these teams SEC? We have to play them,because they are in the SEC.Yeah they kind of rival the ACC’s Duke, Wake Forest(most years) and Maryland.I guess every conference has softies,but if your in the league with them you got to play em.
By Cuz
October 30, 2006 01:18 AM | Link to this
Hey Tech fans claiming you beat last years SEC champs. Get a clue, it was not Auburn who were SEC champs, it was the same team that beat you last year, and the year before, and the year before, and the year before. Dang I am repeating myself.
If you had not used ineligible players we would not have lost in fifteen years. I love how everyone who hates the Dawgs start at a year that makes their team look like they are kicking rears. Tech and Florida use 1990. I like to use more current years, say this century.
Florida, gotta give you your props, we have the SEC championships in this century, but you have the head to head wins. You outplayed us five of six. No whining here, you won, nuff said.
Tech, you still have not won with your Helen Keller miracle worker, Mr. Reggie Ball. And untill you do, your smack sounds like the whiny punks who got their lunch money stolen in middle school. I think you Bugs need to concentrate on finishing the drill and worry about us after you eat your Turkey dinner. I have been saying Hail Marys, sacrificed a small animal, and found three four leaf clovers so you would be the ACC champs for your division before you play us. Get on that mountain. It is a long way down to the valley.
What is the difference between Georgia and Georgia Tech? Well besides class, the answer is Tech gets one good season in five, we get one bad season in five. Enjoy the ride Tech, Thanksgiviving is coming and for the annual beat down, we Dawgs give thanks.
By GMAN98
October 30, 2006 05:15 AM | Link to this
Tech has played the toughest football schedule of any Division I-A team in the nation, based on opponents’ records in Division I-A games. The Yellow Jackets’ opponents have won 69.6 percent of their games, a shade better than the 69.1 percent Florida’s opponents have won, according to NCAA statistics.
But Tech’s remaining schedule — at N.C. State, at North Carolina, against Duke, at Georgia — ranks fifth easiest among the nation’s 119 Division I-A teams. Duke and North Carolina are winless against Division I-A opposition, and the four teams have combined to win just 24.1 percent of their I-A games.Damn if we didn’t have to play Duke and uga we probably would have ended up with the toughest schedule.
By Reggie
October 31, 2006 08:10 PM | Link to this
I was sitting on the 20-yard line with an all-too clear view of Mr. Lumpkin’s gaffe. Despite our fans up and roaring for the start of the second half, I was seated, head in hands, before the ball hit the ground. I didn’t need to watch to know what was going to happen next. 21-0. Ballgame. Losing in Jacksonville never gets easy, despite all the practice we’ve had.
By 77DAWG
November 2, 2006 12:52 AM | Link to this
MR when you are at 10 yard line neverever run laterally must be a straight forward. When a defensive man came at you at a 90 degree angle, 75% of the time he will slap the ball away. This the most volnerable angle of attack. It is the basic physics (+common sense). Try not to do again next time please!!.And get rid of Martinez while you are there.The defense is getting better, but it is not directly proportional to our talents. Be patient with Stafford, he is a special breed. I know we are all kicking ourselves that we should have had him experienced the SEC games from day one. //You are only hope to bring us the NC soon.//We are standing by you all the way.
By ARKANSAS DOG
November 6, 2006 12:02 PM | Link to this
Yes, this has been a bad year; but you ought to live here if you think its bad there, Hog fans are hard to live with since we beat them the last few games. We need an off cordinator, and a defenseive coach. Take a hint from Fulmer. Play calling is predictable and unimaginative. Everybody in the country knew we would run the fullback for the first down. And why in the world would you run a fade route on the two on first down? Our problems have to be laid at the coach’s feet, just as the wins are.Mark will not get an accadamy award for his movie acting, playing a coach, that’s not very good either.
By ARKANSAS DOG
November 6, 2006 01:24 PM | Link to this
What happened to Trip Chandler? I thought he was going to play in the Ky. game. Anybody?