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Better their pain than ours

As my daughter and I were walking across the bridge after the game Saturday, I heard a Jackets fan behind us lament, “What a [expletive] end to a great season.”

UGA fans could flip that around.

With wins over two nationally ranked teams (and two of our biggest rivals) coming on the heels of losing to Vandy and Kentucky, Georgia at least in part redeemed its season. Sure, we could fret about the mystery of how the same team that beat Auburn and the Jackets could look so bad against lesser teams, but that would just spoil the feel-good buzz of retaining the Governor’s Cup for a sixth straight year, so let’s not go there right now.

Back in August, when we were hazarding a guess of what Georgia’s won-loss record would be this season (we both said 9-3), my son thought we had a pretty good chance of beating Auburn but felt this year was the Jackets’ best chance to beat the Dawgs. I wasn’t so confident about Auburn, but at that time (before those losses to Vandy and UK), I wasn’t worried about the Tech game. “After all,” I said, “they’re still playing Reggieball.”

Considering the way Ball had played previously against Georgia, it didn’t take a football genius to figure he’d probably play a large role in the Dawgs winning again. As we got closer to the game, I thought Georgia still stood a decent chance against what, on paper, was a better team, if only they could rattle Reggie early. Turned out that wasn’t even necessary; the Dawgs appeared to be in his head from the opening whistle.

I heard quite a few Georgia fans after the game saying they hope the Jackets win the ACC so we can say we beat that conference’s champion. Not me. I hate ’em 365 days a year, and I’d like nothing better than to see that [expletive] end to what was supposed to be a great season extend on through the ACC game and their bowl. Just think, if the Dawgs can win their bowl and the Jackets lose their next two, we’d be 9-4 and they’d be 9-5.

Woof woof.

MORE GOOD, SOME BAD: I thought after he showed up big late last season that Paul Oliver would be something special this year. Along with too many others on the team, he didn’t really assert himself the way I’d expected for much of this season, but Oliver had a career day Saturday. Let’s face it, he owns Calvin Johnson. … Both Kregg Lumpkin and Danny Ware looked good in spurts Satuday, though we never really did get our running game established until that last drive (nice timing). Dawgs receivers still dropped a couple of passes, but Mohamed Massaquoi couldn’t have picked a better time to return to his last-season form (making all those who booed him earlier this season or accused him of deliberately dropping balls look pretty foolish). Looks like the Stafford-to-MoMass connection is going to be a special one for Georgia in the future. … It didn’t end up biting us in the tail, but I’m not sure that strategy of not using our most reliable player, Brannan Southerland, was a wise one. No matter what kind of defense you’re facing, I’d think you’d want a proven playmaker on the field. … What a heads-up play by Tony Taylor on that fumble recovery for a touchdown. The Jackets can moan all they want about the officials not blowing a whistle during the extended scrum before Taylor grabbed the ball and ran, but the call held up in video review. And considering other notorious fumble calls or no-calls in this series that went the other way, I figure we’re still owed one. … Another celebration penalty for needless showboating resulted in a long kickoff return that gave the opponent great field position, leading to a TD. Coach Richt said after the game that Tra Battle set a bad example in the Auburn game, but the real fault was Richt defending Battle’s unnecessary leap into the endzone. That sent the wrong kind of message. Let’s hope now he’ll make it clear to his players that such hotdogging can cost you points. As the old sports cliché goes, act like you’ve been there before. … Willie Martinez’s defense played its second very good game in a row (can’t say great because we’re still inconsistent in stopping the run). And the offense finally put a great drive together after sputtering most of the day (it’s hard enough to overcome an aggressive defense like the Jackets’ without having to also overcome stupid drive-killing penalties by a senior offensive lineman like Daniel Inman). But with the exception of Asher Allen’s 32-yard kickoff return to set up Georgia’s scoring drive, our special teams mostly played poorly and almost cost us the game. Again. Of course, there’s not much that could be done about the kicking game, where the stress of trying to handle placekicking as well as handling punts — combined with everybody sending the house after those blocked punts earlier this season — has obviously hurt Gordon Ely-Kelso’s punting. (If Georgia needs a field goal in the bowl game, maybe Richt should just toss a coin in deciding which kicker to send out there. Better yet would be not to need a field goal.) But, really, can’t we find some guys who know how to stick a tackle for the kickoff coverage team? The tackling on that long return by the Jackets was ridiculously bad. … Let’s all keep our fingers crossed that LSU gets into the BCS. If they do, we’re looking good for the Peach-fil-A Bowl. If they don’t, we still might wind up in the Music City or Liberty. … Another classic Munson call: “Touchdown! Touchdown! Touchdown! My God, a touchdown! Touchdown!”

BULLDOG BITES: If you’d like to vote for the Stafford-to-MoMass TD pass as the Pontiac Game-Changing Performance of the week, go to ESPN.com. … I caught the basketball Dawgs in action against Alabama A&M Friday night. Georgia looked really good at times, particularly shooting three-pointers and with some aggressive defense, but got awfully sloppy at other times, turning the ball over way too many times. And our play under the basket needs a lot of work. One promising note: Junior college transfer Takais Brown scored 16 points in 17 minutes when inserted in the second half.

BUM NOTES: If you look up nerd in the dictionary, it has a picture of that caffeine-crazed idiot announcer for the Trade School band. I always get a laugh, too, out of that band’s tradition of playing the Budweiser theme at the end of the third quarter. Makes me feel like I’m back in 1972. How quaint. And what security genius devised the plan to block off a major student-section exit point after the game and keep thousands waiting to get out while the Jackets’ band made their escape. Very. Slowly.

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By JT

November 27, 2006 12:34 AM | Link to this

I don’t know what the Tradeschoolers are complaining about. Watch the CSS replay. You can see the white stripes from the ball in the pile, lying between a Tech player and a UGA player. The ref is standing right next to Tony Taylor and he’s looking at the ball. He didn’t blow the whistle because he saw that the ball was still loose.

That play isn’t even close to making up for the Jasper Sanks non-fumble.

I’m with you Bill. I hope they get it handed to them by Wake Forest and then by West Virginia in the Gator Bowl.

Could you imagine if Coutu had never gotten hurt? A few kicks and a few extra points made against Vandy and UK and the Dawgs are 10-2. All things considered, this year could’ve been a lot worse. I’m excited about the future though. Stafford is only going to get better. I like the fact that Coach Richt has decided to try letting Coach Bobo call the plays. It’s not that I think he is more knowledgeable than Coach Richt, but the perspective from the booth offers a sizable advantage from that of a sideline view.

By Chris McAndrew

November 27, 2006 01:29 AM | Link to this

JT…throw into that 10-2 stat the fact that the team blew-up against Tennessee after taking a 17-point lead. If they hang on there and beat Vandy/Kentucky they’d now be 11-1…oh what could have been.

By Chris McAndrew

November 27, 2006 01:30 AM | Link to this

One other comment I have to make after all my bashing of Willie Martinez this year is a word of congrats to him for turning the defense around the past couple of games.

By Chris McAndrew

November 27, 2006 01:30 AM | Link to this

One other comment I have to make after all my bashing of Willie Martinez this year is a word of congrats to him for turning the defense around the past couple of games.

By luda

November 27, 2006 01:41 AM | Link to this

What a great weekend! I hope Paul Oliver got laid for his work on Calvin. Tony Taylor is a true playmaker and Stafford has proven that the Auburn game was no fluke. I hope evreyone else had as much fun as my dad and I had. Reg-gie! Re-gie!

By Gator

November 27, 2006 05:16 AM | Link to this

Man, you win the game and you are still cranky and bitter. I realize that you have nothing to live for after football season, but to whine about a band is rather pathetic. Georgia has a music major and their band still has to steal a fight song from Auburn. That is good to hear about the basketball team. I didn’t realize that Georgia still played basketball. The Gators will own you there too.

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 27, 2006 05:16 AM | Link to this

MR did the right thing! I also understand why we were so conservative on “O” to start the game. I posted on one of the blogs this week that it worked for MR and Coach Bowden why wouldn’t it work in Athens. I do believe that Bobo will designe an “O” that’ll make use of all of the talent we have and lets hang on because we’ll see things we haven’t seen from the Dawgs. CB is a pretty intense type of guy and when he played he was an attack,attack and hit’m again QB. Great move CMR!

By Yellowjacket

November 27, 2006 05:32 AM | Link to this

For you posters, if it’s and but’s were money we would all be rich…..As for you Bill, we hate you too and you can forget your Paul Oliver controlling Calvin BS,he was double teamed all night and still got open,but our QB sucks and overthrew him every time…Furthermore, if you are going to write for a newspaper, learn how to spell Saturday, YOU MORON !

By Dawg Fan

November 27, 2006 06:06 AM | Link to this

All you tech freaks can try and detract from our Dawgs owning you for the last 6 years. The humble bees stink and so does the ACC. Wake Forest will finish the work we started this week. There is not greater feeling than watching all the tech nerds slumping into their seats after that touchdown….although watching all your players sitting around on the field crying felt good too! All of us here told you that the Dawgs would take you down and now you know it! See you next year for number 7!

By Kendall

November 27, 2006 07:05 AM | Link to this

yellowjacket*, if you are going to comment on someones spelling, maybe you should learn about punctuation. You are the one that comes out looking like a MORON, as you call it, when you criticize someone’s spelling and then don’t know the proper use of a comma or spacing. What nerd you are, along with being a social pariah and loser in the life game.

By reality check

November 27, 2006 07:32 AM | Link to this

JT is right about really missing Brandon Coutu, especially in the Vabderbilt and Kentucky games. I’m not ashamed about the Kentucky loss, actually. They are pretty good this year and have one of the best offenses in the SEC.

Stafford wasn’t ready until recently and all those turnovers just couldn’t be overcome. He’s ready now and Georgia is where I thought they would be now.

Yellowjacket, it is obvious to everybody you are a poor, whiney loser and this game hurts you. Good. I want it to hurt you.

I hope Tech wins the ACC personally, but I can understand Bill King’s attitude with Obnoxious losers like yellowjacket mouthing off like they do.

By Tom

November 27, 2006 07:40 AM | Link to this

Wasn’t Southerland sick, Bill?

By Nikki

November 27, 2006 07:42 AM | Link to this

I was never worried about losing to GT as long as Reggie was at QB. Aside from the actual win best part of that game was holding Calvin Johnson to 2 catches for 13 yards. He had made the crazy decision to go to GT instead of UGA. I truly feel the Dawgs would have had a national title by now. Think about it. A top flight WR. Great defense. NFL calibre QBs. Even this year a freshman Stafford is ten times better than a senior Reggie Ball.

By jackets fan

November 27, 2006 07:53 AM | Link to this

We lost the game, but there is nobody on UGA’s team that “owns Calvin Johnson”. That is an absurd notion. How can a WR do anything when his QB sucks this bad? Even the best WR’s in the world can’t be 5 feet open all the time. And that’s what it takes for Reggie Ball to get the ball to anybody. The true test of that fact is, who will be playing on Sundays, Calvin Johnson, or Paul Oliver. CJ is going to be a top 5 pick in April. I’ve heard NOTHING about Oliver playing in the NFL. If you’re going to gloat over your win, at least stick to the facts, instead of making s h i t up about our best player. CJ can’t throw the ball to himself.

By Number #12

November 27, 2006 08:01 AM | Link to this

There are not enough stairs in Sanford for Taylor and Battle to run for that dive in the end zone stunt. Both showboating stunts (what with our lousy kick coverage) put the opponent in great field position (both scored). Richt has to stop that nonsense right away. Although I am pleased with another wins over the lowly Nats, the stupid lack of self control penalties (Daniel Inman, Quentin Moses and the previously mentioned Taylor) are concerning.

By Palmetto State Dawg

November 27, 2006 08:12 AM | Link to this

Hey Jackets Fan, Paul Oliver OWNS your boy, Calvin. No doubt about it…..You could tell that Calvin wasn’t used to going up against corners that can cover that good. Oliver plays for an SEC school. This isn’t Duke or Maryland. The coverage by Oliver down on the goaline was beautiful.

By Scooter11

November 27, 2006 08:18 AM | Link to this

Bill: You saw the same game I saw with your list of pros and cons. And, #12, you hit the nail on the head about showboating and other dumb penalties - and the consequences. Great to win anytime, anywhere, against anybody. I’m not really sure I saw that much double coverage on Johnson, except that we had a safety ready to come over to help. Couldn’t have had an extra man to pressure Ball if we doubled, and we did have some coverage sacks. The other Johnson is just as good, and he didn’t hurt us either. Our DBs did a fine job.

By nb

November 27, 2006 08:20 AM | Link to this

I agree. While I am very happy about the Auburn and GT wins. They were very unexpected. Our team seems to showboat when they make the smallest of plays. Coach needs to remind our players to act like they have done it before. Not to mention all these UGA fans are a little too cocky on how good we really are. I haven’t forgotten the Vandy game or the Kentucky game. Lousy efforts. So we win a couple games and now Oliver is the greatest player ever. Please, chill out. You think if we had Calvin Johnson we would be in the national title game?!? Are you crazy?

By Ralph

November 27, 2006 08:21 AM | Link to this

Would like to remind you Muttlanders that whe Calvin came out of high school, he was one of the four top wide receivers in Georgia that year. And where did the other three go?

Muttland…and still you folks complain.

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 27, 2006 08:28 AM | Link to this

Bill, You forgot to mention that CJ’s 13 yards included a 10 yarder. LMAO!

Oliver and all the DB’s excellent game! Thank you. Some of my favorite plays included the other #89 Johnson running those sideline routes and getting pasted w/o a reception. That happen a couple of times.

Stafford. Poise. The kid didn’t even flinch. Took us 64 yards, ate the clock up and made it look easy. I knew we had won the game when it was left up to Reggie’s passing game.

And, who the hell engineered Buzz’s scissors he was using trying to trim the hedges? Two “clips” and they were broken. Even Buzz couldn’t win against the hedges.

By J-Beggs

November 27, 2006 08:28 AM | Link to this

I’m not going to give Martinez a pass just yet. Every team we faced, Tech included, ran the ball up the gut on us at will. The AU and GT were better but that front scares me.

By jarrodmon

November 27, 2006 08:33 AM | Link to this

Speaking of pathetic, Gator, how about people who troll other team’s boards calling THEM cranky and bitter.

Shouldn’t you be off watching pro wrestling on tv or something?

By animaldr

November 27, 2006 08:36 AM | Link to this

Just one complaint about playcalling- Bobo- We must keep Southerland on the field (if he was sick-ok), we must stretch the field more often, and if it is 3rd and anything Inman cannot be out there!

The showboating started in the first game with Henderson fumbling going into the endzone and hasn’t stopped.

I hope Martinez will keep this intensity. It looked like that was lacking in that horrid stretch.

The wait from the bowl game to next season may kill me! GO DAWGS!

By Buzzmeister

November 27, 2006 08:44 AM | Link to this

Nice game, and congrats to the Dogs. Well played, however the National Title Scores still stands at:

GT 4
UGA 1

Championships are what matter most, and we still hold the lead in this state.

Dog fans need to calm down, UF is still on your schedule next year, and you will have 2-3 losses next year, just like this year. Go Dogs!

By reality check

November 27, 2006 08:48 AM | Link to this

We have higher standards, Ralph, so of course we complain when our receivers drop balls they should catch. Calvin may have been one of the top four, but he was much more highly rated than the others.

jackets fan, we don’t have to make anything up about your best player. Calvin Johnson has never been a factor against Georgia, this year or the previous two. That is a fact. Did your professors at Tech not teach you to respect the empirical? You either didn’t go there or didn’t pay attention.

You also make an ignorant statement about Paul Oliver if you think he won’t be playing in the NFL. He’s a junior but highly rated.

All the Tech fans on here whining and talking smack now are really funny.

By Buzzmeister

November 27, 2006 08:52 AM | Link to this

You can go ahead and knock off the between the hedges talk gdawginkalamazoo. Spurrier already spanked you guys back in the 90’s with over 50 points, and just as a reminder, your Dogs lost to Vandy (Home), Kentucky, Florida and got throttled by Erik Ainge and Tennessee(Home) this year. You have no room for big talk. Go 10-1 or 9-2, then you can start popping off.

Your team is average at best. Keep letting Bobo make the OC call. You guys get on a 2 game winning streak, and all of a sudden you are National Contenders. Oh I forgot, I am talking to a UGA fan. Sorry.

By animaldr

November 27, 2006 08:54 AM | Link to this

Clough (GT Pres) was talking about GT using its engineering school to develop a nanotechnology jersey that could not be held and therefore not be tackled. That is just the epitomy of a tech fan.

I’m not sure UGA ever used true double coverage with Calvin.

What I saw was Oliver on him tight at the line knocking him around and staying with him short. Oliver had safety help over the top for deep routes. It worked well. And oliver made excellent plays in the endzone.

My som commented that in the slot UGA didn’t do anything different for him. That was a little scary.

Calvin is a great talent and it amazes me that after 3 years GT cannot get him the ball.

In short, Oliver and UGA has owned Calvin. 3 years and no impact in this game!

GO DAWGS!

By Brett

November 27, 2006 08:57 AM | Link to this

GT fans, I hate to tell you this but yes, Paul Oliver does own Calvin Johnson. Two back to back passes to Johnson in the endzone broken up solely by Oliver, several more elsewhere on the field and a sweet interception to wrap it up! Ball only overthrew Johnson twice when he was open, both of which went right threw his hands (and one of them was out of bounds anyway). Here is your fact stat - 2 catches for 13 yards (one yard less than last year) and no catches in the 2nd half. And by the way, Oliver played Johnson 1 on 1 for the majority of the night.

Also, I know this wasn’t nearly as good as when Ball forgot was down it was, but it was just as smart of him to keep the ball for himself and not pass to one of your 3 wide open receivers in the endzone, costing you a TD and most likely the game. Good job there.

I would like Calvin and Reggie to answer one question for me, though. How does it feel to go your entire college career without beating your arch rival?

Good luck with the remainder of your season. Personally I hope you lose out. God help you next year, too! I can hear the “Can Chan” chants now!

Oh…one last thing…how does the GT rendition of the Budweiser song go? Oh yeah…

When you say Georgia Tech…YOU LOST AGAIN!!!

Its great…to be…a humble bumble!!! I said its great…to be…a humble bumble!!!

By High Pockets

November 27, 2006 09:01 AM | Link to this

How ‘bout some props for Hall of Fame Coach Andy Landers’ 8th ranked Lady Dogs beating 11th ranked Stanford, with the Dogs only having seven players dressed out and their best player, All-American Tasha Humphrey, suspended on the bench. They’re 5-0 and Tasha will be back for the seventh game against the GT Lady Jackets. This year’s Lady Dogs could go all the way to the final four!!!

By Dave in Tampa

November 27, 2006 09:03 AM | Link to this

Oh, here we go again. The Nerds starting to appear on the Blog talking about other teams beating UGA, (UF)I guess I understand that because it will be some time before your team will beat the Dawgs!

Look at it however you want Tech. CJ, though an excellent receiver, has done absolutely nothing against UGA. A lot of it does have to do with Reggie and some of it has to do with Oliver, but for the most part it’s your coaches play calling ability or lack of. Everything was a deep pattern. No screens, no slants.

I have a lot of respect for Tech’s football team. It’s the lack of football knowledge the nerd fans have is what kills me. You folks are totally clueless. Face it you lost, again. Talk about Florida, Vandy and UK all you want, but the bottom line is that you lost to the Dawgs for the 6th straight year…. Feel it!

Go Dawgs! Good luck to the Tech football team this weekend. Too bad you have such moronic fans.

By 2N4YEARS

November 27, 2006 09:19 AM | Link to this

Buzzmeister : Poor pitiful soul. Here’s some facts: (1) UGA-15, GT-12. (2)Six in a row. (3)Richt owns Chan. (4)GaTech sucks, as usual. (5)The ACC is over-rated. (6)The SEC is the best conference. (7)UGA is dominate over GaTech. (8)GaTech fans, as I pointed out a few weeks ago, tried to rub in loses to Vandy & Ken. to make themselves feel better. (9)GaTech fans all of a sudden become FLA fans. (10)GaTech fans should just be glad they don’t play Vandy, KEN & FLA. (11)GaTech would be 9-6 if they did. Merry Christmas!!

By Oh my

November 27, 2006 09:29 AM | Link to this

How does it feel to lose to the team that lost to Vandy, UK, UF (once again) and got 50 hung on them by Tenn?

Say hello to your new bosses Richt and Stafford.

By Bear Fan

November 27, 2006 09:34 AM | Link to this

Bill King,

You are as dumb as you look!. Paul Oliver did nothing to stop Calvin Johnson…..Reggie did that. When Calvin is cashing big checks next year, Paul Oliver will be picking cotton again down at your Daddy’s farm. Give me a break. Oh and by the way…I hate you 365 days a year as well. You can reason it however you wish, but you still lost to Vandy and Kentucky!

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 27, 2006 09:37 AM | Link to this

Buzzmeister, Nice of you to mention who we lose to as opposed to who we beat (you don’t want to go down that road my friend, I can assure you that our losses are not as impressive as yours have been over the years, NC) Maybe somebody forgot to mention the smacktalk rules to you.

Rule #1 is YOU HAVE TO BEAT THE TEAM YOU ARE RUNNING SMACK AGAINST.

And I believe we laid 50+ ON YOU tween the hedges. Besides, I was running smack on Buzz’s well engineered clippers that broke after two swipes.

Also, I am not “talking big”. I am disappointed in this season, as many fans are, as this is probably the worst of the decade. But we still beat you guys. Where are all of your little friends that were on here running smack about CJ having Heisman like day and Reggie being the man this year. The only guy to produce was Tashard, which BTW was impressive. You guys will be lucky to have him back there along with Dwyer the next couple of years.

By Doug

November 27, 2006 09:38 AM | Link to this

Ahh, yes, I love the traditions of the holiday season: Spending time with family and friends, braving the mall crowds the day after Thanksgiving … and watching Tech fans attempt to live vicariously through Florida after getting waxed once again by the Dawgs.

Hear me loud and clear, Tech Nation: THIS IS WHY WE’RE GEORGIA AND YOU’RE GEORGIA TECH. We can take pride in our own team’s accomplishments and look forward to success year after year after year; you’re reduced to rooting for some arbitrary team that can do what yours cannot. It is a sad, sad life, and I’m glad I don’t have to live it.

GO DAWGS!

By fan12345

November 27, 2006 09:43 AM | Link to this

Congrats to UGA for putting together a perfectly executed drive to end GA Tech’s hopes of having its best team in years beat the worst Dawgs team in years (on a pure W-L basis only).

With the end of the regular season, I would like to bid a special farewell to OT Daniel Inman. Let’s reflect on his fantastic career in the silver britches: countless meathead penalties that were pure poison to successful drives (he’ll take two this past Saturday, thank you), a host of extra-curricular bar fights and other “undisclosed violations of team policies” that rendered our already depleted offensive line a man short, and a knack for missed assignments. While you were probably better suited in Tallahasse or E. Carolina, I’m glad you decided to spice things up in Athens. No other player in recent memory has made me angrier as a spectator or forced me to say, “Wow. That dumba** penalty might actually cost us the game.” than you, #72.

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 27, 2006 09:45 AM | Link to this

It’s a little early yet but I’m concerned about recruiting. We’ve had a lot of guys come for visits but none have commited. We still need some interior line men and we’re laging. To bad those two from LaGrange picked Ky. Things will start to burn very soon.

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 27, 2006 09:49 AM | Link to this

And.. All us Bulldog fans are aware of the fact that CJ is the best receiver in college football and very well may go #1 overall next spring. We congratulate him and Tech on that. We also thank him for going 9 receptions for 71 yards with 1 TD in his career against UGA. Of course when he moves to the NFL next year there will be plenty of UGA players there to greet him. So don’t go down that road either.

By Kyle

November 27, 2006 09:51 AM | Link to this

Bear Fan,

You didn’t watch the game. Oliver played him man-up and literally owned him the entire game.

By ChampDawg

November 27, 2006 09:56 AM | Link to this

UGA beat Tech, SC beat Clemson, and Florida beat FSU. SEC 3-0 on Saturday. The ACC is a weak league with weak teams. An ACC championship means only that you are the least of the weak.

I’m glad UGA won…. thanks to Stafford and no costly dropped passes by the receivers.

The running game still sux and shows no consistency.

By Doubledawgs

November 27, 2006 10:02 AM | Link to this

I believe it was I who said several weeks ago,”What will we all be saying when we are 8 and 4!” What a difference three weeks and two wins over ranked teams make.

By tim

November 27, 2006 10:11 AM | Link to this

Actually, Dwayne Jarret from the real USC is the best receiver in the nation. CJ may have the most potential, but in most of the big games, he is nowhere to be found.

By Brooks

November 27, 2006 10:12 AM | Link to this

Buzzmeister, you are a ridiculous, sore-losing Tech fan. Tech still has 4 national championships. We have 2 by the way. 5 if you count the old Williamson poll. But does it really matter. No. What matters is that we own the bees. People say that all Dawg fans talk about is Herschel. All Tech fans talk about is the national titles. 3 of which were before facemasks. So take comfort Techies. Good luck losing to the Deac’s Saturday. Come talk to us when we finish with a better record this year. Buzzmeister, you could taste it Saturday couldn’t you. You already had it in the W column. Ramble on buddy. GO DAWGS!!!!!

By TennDawg

November 27, 2006 10:30 AM | Link to this

fan12345 - I am not a fan of busting on individual players; however, you hit the nail on the head about Inman. It seems as if almost every week I catch myself saying, what a “dumb*” penalty. I understand holding calls, although his seem to come at the worst times, but personal fouls and other boneheaded moves (Gator chomp after scoring sgainst UF to make it 21-7 THEM) are just inexcusable. Enough of that.

GO DAWGS!!!

By Chip

November 27, 2006 10:37 AM | Link to this

I guess Chan will have to renegotiate his contract again. A $ 5,000.00 bonus was not enough bounty for the coaches to pull a game plan together worthy of the Dawgs. Kudos to the Defense. Defense wins championships and we will have plenty more to come. Stop the showboating - Richt handled this type of behavior with Randy McMichael in TN the year of P44 Haynes. Do it again NOW coach or we will not be showing the pose that you are already infamous for instilling in your program.
Great work Dawgs - hopefully we get the Chick-fil-A match up with Virginia Tech (Boy what a game that would be). Only 277 days til OSU kick off.

GO DAWGS.

By Eric S.

November 27, 2006 10:37 AM | Link to this

Beating tech feels like a satisfying trip to the restroom. You know how it’s going to end, but it still feels great! Like I said last week to all the techies…you shouldn’t poke a stick at a mad Bulldog that’s been kicked a few too many times. WOOF. WOOF. WOOF.

By TheTruth

November 27, 2006 10:59 AM | Link to this

Paul Oliver does own Calvin Johnson, he shut him down for the second year in a row. As far as PO playing on Sundays, that is a definate. Coming out of high school he was the number one DB in the country by Rivals. This was his first full year starting, and take a look at Mel Kiper’s page of underclassmen. Oliver could turn pro and be a first round pick according to Kiper, however if he comes back he could be a top 10 pick. Now get back to work and come fix my computer - Your boss

P.S. - Tech fans, since the majority of you work for Georgia fans if you can’t afford to pay for ESPN Insiders im sure you and your boss could work something out. The ACC does not deserve a BCS bid.

By Matt

November 27, 2006 11:01 AM | Link to this

Bill King, sorry buddy but you’re an idiot. How did you get to represent the Dawg Nation? Nevertheless, GO DAWGS!!!

By aj

November 27, 2006 11:04 AM | Link to this

rather than rub in the loss we gave tech (again)…i’d rather say that i am really impressed with how stafford has matured. i agreed with the decision to let him learn on the field and not the film room even though i knew it meant losses. now here we are having just beat two of our oldest and biggest rivals (one being @$$es and the other one of the classiest groups of fans in the sec) and looking to a decent bowl game all things considered. hate to song trite, but wait til next year!

By mark

November 27, 2006 11:14 AM | Link to this

I can’t understand how you tech nerds can come on here and still run your mouth after we just beat you…again! We’re having a down year finishing 4th in our conference and we still beat you (you will probably be the champion of your conference). What does that say about your program and your conference? Yeah so we lost to Vandy and Kentucky, shi* happens!! You’re just making your loss seem that much worse. You say that we suck, yet we still beat you and the best team you’ve had in years. I thought Tech people were supposed to be geniuses or something…oh wait I forgot, they aren’t as smart as they think they are!

By Dirty Dawg

November 27, 2006 11:18 AM | Link to this

Must have missed something but what happened to Brannon Southerland? Didn’t have a carry or a reception Saturday. Wasn’t even mentioned on the MR Show last night. Now I’ll be the first to admit that we seemed to have gone to the Brannon well once or twice too often during the year - hell, it looked like Vandy and Kentucky knew it was coming every time we had short yardage - but he was key at Auburn and basically was the only one (running back) still functioning at the end there. Hope Bobo hasn’t forgotten about him.

By AltamahaDawg

November 27, 2006 11:22 AM | Link to this

Buck, on a lighter note, do you think the debate about the freshman QB’s in the SEC will surface any time during the offseason?

Think Tebooo, could have lead Fl against Fl State?

By Phil

November 27, 2006 11:25 AM | Link to this

Ok, Ok, Ok, CMR please forgive me for all the cursing I did about you. Mr. Stafford the same to you. You actually looked pretty good saturday. Go Dawgs!!!

By Ramble ON!

November 27, 2006 11:42 AM | Link to this

…well, all I can say is I’m back in church again, thanks in most parts to Reggie Ball.

I prayed to the Lord about being humble and asked for forgiveness. I’m taking this one day at a time, it’s tough. I understand Lord that Reggie will not care if they will or lose Saturday, he’ll still be talking trash after he throws the ball out of bounds or just keeps it and gets sacked, and then there’s just one more game of humility I’ll have to suffer through. I know Lord this somehow will make me a better man, but forgive me for struggling through this plague of Reggie Ball.

I didn’t get to see Senior Day but I hope Richt gave Reggie a very warm send off, I know ya’ll hate to see him go.

Hey BILL, nobody on UGA owns CJ, please, 2nd a goal at the eight and Reggie can’t even hit a WIDE OPEN CJ…UN-FREAKING BELIEVABLE, EVEN BILL COULD COMPELETE THAT PASS.

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 27, 2006 11:45 AM | Link to this

Altadawg, Hello after a great victory. There might be a debate but WE know who the best is and will be. Stafford has had to run the offense this season while Tebow gets to play a few plays and Mustain gets pulled 1/2 way through the season after handing the ball off to one of the best backs in the country. Stafford has big game experience (Auburn, Tech) with pressure having to drive for the winning TD’s. So there might be a debate but I like our chances.

By Bibble

November 27, 2006 11:58 AM | Link to this

Tennessee makes the Dawgs pass defense look like a AA high school team (as did Colorado for that matter), but Georgia surrenders something like 80 yds COMBINED in the air to Auburn and Tech, both top-25 teams. Who can figure this out…

By mcdwag

November 27, 2006 11:59 AM | Link to this

Ball couldn’t complete a pass because the defense was in his face all game-the guy is only 5’ 8” and couldn’t see where his receivers were—our D secondary stuffed all of their timing routes-give the GA D some credit

By Buzzmeister

November 27, 2006 12:28 PM | Link to this

I will be the first to say that Tech is not all that great on the gridiron, but nor is Georgia. UGA is mediocre, and always will be. You have not won a national title since 1980, and there is not one in your near future. You just are not that good, nor are we (GT).

Reggie is too small and cannot get the ball to receivers and we know that. But you see, we are not in denial. You guys have holes in your offense and defense, and don’t deny it. USC, Michigan or Ohio State could take it to you any minute and blow you out of water big time.

The bottom line is, when GT has a good season, it makes UGA look worse, because GT combines academic rigor along with athletics, whereas UGA combines football with football (i.e. Caleb King)

By MikeTDawg

November 27, 2006 12:32 PM | Link to this

You can sum up the nerds as “sore-losers”, “jealous” and “classless. Go DAWGS and to HELL with tech!

By How many times do I have to state this

November 27, 2006 12:40 PM | Link to this

Buzzmeister,

I don’t know how many times this has to be stated for you and the rest of the Trade Schooler’s to understand.

CONSENSUS MNC’s are all that matter

UGA has won 2, & Tech has NEVER won a consensus National Championship. If you’re going to keep counting these partial MNC’s from the 20’s, 50’s, & 1990, then UGA has 5 (1927, 1942, 1946, 1966, & 1980) to Tech’s 4.

Further, UGA now leads the series by around 20 games.

UGA has won more conference championships

UGA has won more games

UGA has been to more bowls

UGA has won more bowl games

UGA has won ALL the original MAJOR bowls, Tech has not

UGA has more top twenty five, top ten, & top 5 finishes than TECH

UGA has more Heisman Trophy Winners

UGA has had more All Americans

UGA has more players in the NFL currently & All-Time.

As to your insistence of continuing to bring up Florida, here’s the difference:

We lead the series with Florida 46-37-4, despite losing “15 of 17”. And as is the case with Tech, we’re also more accomplished than UF in every possible form of measurement as well.

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 27, 2006 12:58 PM | Link to this

Ramble ON! I hope that is the real Ramble!

I wondered where you got off to. Nice smack you brought last week. Thanks for coming back with a classy post and being humble. That is the way it is supposed to be. And dammit we sure are gonna miss Reggie. Can’t wait till next Sat. since you guys haven’t faced Wake this season. I hope it is a good game.

By Lowcountry Bulldawgs

November 27, 2006 01:00 PM | Link to this

Buzzmeister,

Get over it! You lost! AGAIN! Stop talking about the past(NC) and except that because of your inferior coaching and QB you failed the past two years to make Johnson a legitimate weapon against us. Regaurdless of who was covering him. The academic talk can stop- stop being a dork. Both are fine academic schools. You talk of how mediocore UGA is, but how many times in the last decade has Tech won more than 9 games, When was the last time they won a ACC title. Pleae compare that to UGA record over the same time. Also in a down year we still will win 9 games. Good luck in the “highly” anticipated ACC Championship Game of Wake vs. Tech. Sure Swafford had this game in his dreams when aligning this “Mega-Conference” up.

By Tech

November 27, 2006 01:05 PM | Link to this

Thanks How many times do I have to state this, but it doesn’t really matter cause UGAG still sucks!! And how much did you pay the officals for that call Saturday night? Now, Reggie may have sucked, but you guys bought the refs, no matter what you say, the refs cheated Tech out of that game. So, go stick your head back up that ugly’s mutts behind and shut up!!! The next time we want your opinion, your Tech boss will give it to you.

By Tech

November 27, 2006 01:06 PM | Link to this

Thanks How many times do I have to state this, but it doesn’t really matter cause UGAG still sucks!! And how much did you pay the officals for that call Saturday night? Now, Reggie may have sucked, but you guys bought the refs, no matter what you say, the refs cheated Tech out of that game. So, go stick your head back up that ugly’s mutts behind and shut up!!! The next time we want your opinion, your Tech boss will give it to you.

By Johnny Hotrod

November 27, 2006 01:14 PM | Link to this

I’m glad to see all of the Tech fans who were talking so loudly about how they were going to beat UGA have crawled back into their caves, not to emerge for the next 10 years.

Buzzmeister- Your an idiot. Take the loss and move on. Ranting about National Titles only makes the Tech nation look more pathetic than it already is. By the way, Rueben “Convict” Houston is an excellent example of combining great academics with football. I heard he is finishing his degree at Alto State Pen.

By Both teams suck

November 27, 2006 01:21 PM | Link to this

Both teams suck and Reggie is the worst QB in college football. And btw, both teams agreed (see the AJC article with quotes from both sides)that Nate McManus was down with the ball. Refs blow that play dead 99% of the time. God just hates Tech.

By Nate Dawg

November 27, 2006 01:24 PM | Link to this

Yeah tech, I’m sure the ACC officials were cheating to help the SEC. C’mon, isn’t your conference enough of a joke as it is?

By Scooter11

November 27, 2006 01:28 PM | Link to this

Still at a loss as to how we ‘paid’ the acc refs to influence the game. Man, that is weak. I guess we also paid them to call a personal foul on Q Moses so Reggie would have a chance to throw that final interception after the gift first down. And, apparently, others feel that Paul Oliver owns Johnson, since Oliver is the SEC defensive player of the week. No great accomplishment to beat the jackettes, but it is a relief.

By Brett

November 27, 2006 02:01 PM | Link to this

Of course God hates Tech! He’s a Dawg fan!

By dawgsrulejacketsdrool

November 27, 2006 02:19 PM | Link to this

Another routine win.

Hey, did anybody see Lou Granny Holtz after the USC/Clemson game? He called Clemson “Clemmens” on national freaking TV and apparently got away with it.

That would be the equivalent of having Dooley on as a commentator saying “We smacked the nerd herd again”. Priceless.

By TennDawg

November 27, 2006 02:29 PM | Link to this

Tech Posters - game’s over and UGA won AGAIN! Go away, NOW! You are not welcome back until two weeks prior to next year’s butt-kicking. Buzzmeister -yes, Tech is “mediocre”, but the same can not be said for UGA. Look back over the past few seaons, count the wins and the conference championships (notice the plural) and then try and explain your lame opinion. GO DAWGS!!!

By NCDAWGFAN

November 27, 2006 02:37 PM | Link to this

To all you tech fans talking smack: If Kentucky and Vandy are so bad…then how does feel when you lost to a team that went o-2 against them this year? Not to take anything away from UK or Vandy they are both decent this year. Also let’s look at this Great Tech Team: Lost to an overrated Notre Dame Team

Lost badly to Clemson that is 8-4 that lost to the gamecocks

Lost to the dawgs..

Tech has 2 decent wins: Virginia Tech and Maryland the only 2 division 1 schools they have beaten with a winning record……Georgia has beaten at least 3: SC, Auburn, and GT.

I hope Joe T.s little brother has a great game Saturday as the Deacons run all over tech! Remember to vote for the Pontiac Game Changing Performance:

Pontiac.com/NCAA

By Ramble ON!

November 27, 2006 02:45 PM | Link to this

gdawginkalamazoo thanks for not rubbing my face in it too much. Forget Saturday, I’m driving the 5 hours to watch Reggie not give a crap, and pass for 75 yards, while Wake pounds the ball down our throats.

By Dabodawg

November 27, 2006 02:55 PM | Link to this

I am a huge dawg fan.That being said, I would like to see everyone, both Ga. and Tech fans get off Reggie Ball’s back. The young man has done nothing but put his whole heart and soul into the Tech program. He has never thrown an interception on purpose or fumbled on purpose. I know if my son was being talked about by my own fans like he is being, it would break my heart. Please stop doing this. It is good enough for me to just win the game.

By Doug

November 27, 2006 03:04 PM | Link to this

“And btw, both teams agreed (see the AJC article with quotes from both sides)that Nate McManus was down with the ball.”

That is an outright fabrication. There is no story currently posted on the AJC or anywhere else that says any such thing.

Is that what you Techies have been reduced to? Making stuff out of thin air to try and prove that somewhere, in some alternate reality, you actually won this game?

By Buzzmeister

November 27, 2006 03:21 PM | Link to this

Response to: How many times do I have to state this

You are correct on the Florida vs. Georgia series; however, Florida still owns you hands down over the past 20 years and will continue to own you. You are only as good as your last report card, and you currently have a D

However, in terms of national titles, the AP was technically the only credible source for titles since 1936 and UGA still only has 1 and GT has 4. I am sure the AD dept. heads at UGA will be in contact with you soon to start painting some additional bogus years on Sanford “Trailer Trash” Stadium, for you sir are the expert. How about some more stats!! Please share!!

There is one sport that UGA holds alot of overall titles in: womens sports (15), and just in case you need an address to confirm: http://www.ncaa.org/champadmin/champs_listing1.html Now that is something to be proud of (Gymdogs)!!

I realize you think the SEC owns everything, but you are wrong. The top 3 schools which hold more national titles in all sports are UCLA (99), Stanford and Southen Cal and yes, are (Pac 10), and not SEC.

You can spit stats all day long, but the bottom line is your football program is mediocre and will be that way for long time. By the way, UCLA leads the way with 99 total national titles in every sport, including mens (70)and womens (29). UGA failed to even crack the top-ten. Now go lick yourself UGA.

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 27, 2006 03:24 PM | Link to this

Ramble On! Have a safe trip. I still stand by my guns that I hope you guys win every game except the one against us. I just don’t get the Reggie thing. Why doesn’t Chan make a change, if even for one or two series a half. Just to get a spark going. Any ideas on that one?

By GKP

November 27, 2006 03:27 PM | Link to this

Ramble On! I take back most of the things I said about you last week. You’ve shown great class in this loss. Its been fun….Till next year then. For the record, I hope you guys take it to Wake this saturday. Being out west, its always nice to see a team from georgia get the W

By GKP

November 27, 2006 03:35 PM | Link to this

Buzzmiester, You pathetic excuse of a man. Any self respecting fan would at this point SHUT THEIR PIEHOLES. You want to spout off facts? here are the only 4 that matter (I’ll keep this short so you dont get lost) 1) 15-12 2)UGA lost to vandy and Kentucky 3)you lost to a team that lost to vandy and kentucky 4) 6 in a row Despite these cold hard undeniable facts you still continue to perpetuate the ignorant and classless GT fan stereotype. I know a few real GT fans, went to high school with a couple, they are not sore losers, you sir are not a real GT fan. YOU LOST the 6th in a row to us. Accept it and get ready to play Wake and do right by the great state of Georgia. Lose to them and youve really disappointed us all.

By Brooks

November 27, 2006 03:36 PM | Link to this

Buzzmeister, seriously man do you have a substance abuse problem. I don’t think you are thinking clearly. Georgia’s football program is mediocre. So mediocre is 60 wins in 6 years. Mediocre is 2 conference titles in 6 years. Mediocre is playing bowl games every year before new year’s. Mediocre is basically Georgia Tech’s football program. Bowl game wins and miracle wins over the Dawgs all vacated and wiped off the record books for cheating. There goes the glory days. It’s like they never happened. If you could only get Bobby Dodd back. Throw on some leather helmets and go for the national title. Or maybe play every game at historic Grant field. A stadium that spews excellence and tradition. A tradition of being empty. I’m sure academics are a main priority in Atlanta. I’m sure every player that attends is competent and capable of completing all regular academic requirements. Don’t kid yourself Buzzmeister. You say that Reggie Ball is too small. He wasn’t too small the rest of the season. There were several open receivers he just flat out missed Saturday. He is just a makeshift quarterback period. He talks too much. He will always be known for never beating the Dawgs. No matter what else he does, he never beat who really matters. HOW ‘BOUT THEM GEORGIA BULLDOGS!

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 27, 2006 03:43 PM | Link to this

Dabodawg, that would be easy to do if Reggie didn’t talk smack and run his mouth like he does. IMO he brings that upon himself. You want an opposite example, Joe T. A lot of dawg fans gave him a hard time before he even took a snap, then kept calling for him to be bench. How did he handle it. Not one word other than “What can I do for my team?” when Stafford got the call. I don’t think there are a lot of UGA fans (or Tech) that will be weeping when he leaves. Well I know UGA fans will be.

By NoDogInHunt

November 27, 2006 03:47 PM | Link to this

Buzzmeister:

Why are you even on this blog? Didn’t we all chip in and buy you a dildo so you would stop whining? We tried to get you a real female, but got no bids on Ebay for a date with you. It used to be sad to read your posts…now I just watch the news every night to see if you are (hopefully) threatening to jump off the 16th Street Bridge near your dorm.

By famous_bt8

November 27, 2006 03:49 PM | Link to this

What a joke the ACC is! I saw a bowl projection that had Tech playing LSU in the Orange bowl. If you think Reggie had a hard time with our defense, just wait Techmites. I personally would rather see you in the Gator Bowl where West Virginia would wax your pathetic nerd a**. Coastal division champs, huh? You should be so proud… Just be glad Vandy and Kentucky don’t play in the coastal division. Much less, Tenn, Florida, Auburn, LSU, Arkansas. I think Mike Shula would be getting ready to play for a conference title, instead of looking for a job, is only Bama played in the coastal. Tech will finish 9-5, UGA 9-4. My what a difference a month will make…

By True Dawg

November 27, 2006 03:49 PM | Link to this

BUZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ SPLATTTTTTTTTTTT What was that, another year of losing to UGA. As always your mouths are bigger than your plays as was evident with your fans.

Reggie’s comments in the paper were a lot different than they would have been if they had lucked up and won, saying the loss was no big deal (RIGHT).

And just for good measure G0 HOGS!! for all you Gator fans.

By RickyD

November 27, 2006 03:52 PM | Link to this

I would like to start off by saying that I offer my sincere apologies for the “total ineptitude of some guy impersonating a quarterback for an NCAA top-20 ranked, ACC Championship contender, BCS Bowl-Bound football team like the Yellow Jackets.

Had we (Tech) fielded a legitimate signal caller (Quarterback - one who leads his football team in proper handling of the football, passing efficiency and the ability to throw the football into the end-zone for touchdowns to win the football game) I can assure you that the outcome of Saturday afternoon/evening would have been more enjoyable to fans of both teams.

But, due to a “Nimrod” under center, that was not to be the case for this year’s annual event. I am sure that each of you wanted to see how your illustrious Bulldogs, Dawgs, or whatever you’re calling them this week, could stack up against the Yellow Jackets football team with a legitimate signal caller. But sadly, this was not to be the case. And the football Gremlins spoiled a perfectly good football game by jumping up the butt of one (hum, 1, how symboliclly inappropriate) who shall remain nameless for his own personal safety along North Ave., Techwood & Bobby Dodd Drive - and anywhere else in Midtown!

Therefore, realizing that for you, the home-team, to not have had an opportunity to engage in a legitimate “Intrastate Rivalry”, and to be presented with an equally challenging opportunity to negate the obvious outcome and what should have occurred, I offer may sincere apologies to each of you and say “I’m sorry!”

And I promise you that 365 days from now, this football team shall grant you the opportunity you so optimistically dismiss, to have the opportunity to secumb to your intrastate rivals that “Shall” have a legitimate player under center!

But for now, again, I offer my sincerest apologies for Saturday’s game!!!!

By Ramble ON!

November 27, 2006 04:13 PM | Link to this

gdawginkalamazoo, I wish I knew the answer why he never sat Reggie, man I wish, I’ve asked it MANY times.

GKP, thanks for turning the other cheek and setting the example.

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 27, 2006 04:20 PM | Link to this

godawg, I think this is the point where you provide a link to a picture or footage of Buzzmeister isn’t it?

By jbgldawg

November 27, 2006 04:32 PM | Link to this

Buzzmeister - please cease with the groundless arguments over National Championships and academic “rigors.” Look, counting your way, Georgia has six national championships (‘27, 42, ‘46, ‘66, ‘68, 80) and Tech has four. We don’t count the ones that aren’t unanimous because we’re not sniveling losers clamoring for undue national recognition, i.e. Tech. And for all of Tech’s “academic rigors,” they are still rated as the 38 best institution/university in the country. Georgia? We check in at 60. My point? Neither is an Ivy League school, and neither is a junior college. That argument lost all validity in 1973 when Pepper Rodgers completely “Harrickized” the Tech athletic department. You have no argument. You are a loser from a loser school. Come to grips with it.

By Osama Bin Buzz

November 27, 2006 05:08 PM | Link to this

TO RAMBLE ON! (cc:Jason, GT04, Buzzmiester and the rest of the GT super trash talk team)

RAMBLE ON!—Not so fast my friend. While some of my fellow Dawg’s are letting you off the hook, I’m not. 15-12, HOW DO YOU LIKE THOSE APPLES you MORON! I’m glad you found Jesus over the weekend but that’s not good enough for me. What is good enough however, is the fact that you and the rest of your Terrorist Tech buddies have to live the next 365 days until we beat you again. I have really enjoyed listening to all of the BS excuses you dorks come up with. THE BOTTOM LINE>>YOU LOST AGAIN>>GEORGIA OWNS YOU>>P OLIVER OWNS CJ>>REGGIE BALL IS A HELL OF A CRACK PIPE ENGINEER>>AND YOU CAN NOW GO BACK TO CASING BUILDINGS AND READING TERRORIST TRAINING MANUALS TO COMPLETE YOUR DEGREE IN ISLAMIC STUDIES AT TERRORIST TECH!!

RAMBLE ON! YOU ARE THE BIGGEST MORON ON THE PLANET!!

I’m a Ramblin Wreck from Terrorist Tech and a hell of an INFIDEL!!

HA!! HA!! HA!! HA!!

BTW- To the rest of the GT fans that don’t talk outragous smack, Good luck in Jax!

By jackson

November 27, 2006 05:23 PM | Link to this

Do you think Georgia’s dominance over Tech is only in Football? Since 2000, Tech is 0-3 at Bobby Dodd and 1-3 in Athens for a collective 1-6 against U[sic]GA, including the latest six game losing streak.

Surely we must be better in Basketball. Wrong. In Men’s Basketball, Tech is 2-4 against the Cesspool including a 2-1 record in Atlanta and a 0-3 record in Athens. In women’s basketball, we are 2-4 against Georgia as well. We have split the only home and away cycle since 2000 with both teams winning their home game, but we were also 1-3 on the neutral court.

Well, I guess there is always baseball to look at. Since 2000, the beesball team is 12-14, but that includes a stretch in 2002 where the team won all five games against the puppies. We are 7-6 at home, 4-5 on the road and 1-3 at neutral sites.

Our softball team has been pretty good, so there must be some success there.

Since 2000, the girls have only combined for a 5-11 record against the puppies. This includes a 3-4 mark at home and a 2-7 record in Athens.

Our Tennis teams have been decent recently, there probably is a little bit of success there. Wrong yet again. The men’s team is 0-7 against U[sic]Ga losing all three home games and four in Athens. The women’s team hasn’t faired much better. They are only 1-4 against the puppies in the same time frame, including a 1-3 mark at home and a 1-1 mark on the road.

Have we had the upper hand in any sport? The only sport that I could find where we have had the upper hand was Volleyball. The Volleybees are 7-1 against U[sic]GA including a 4-0 mark at O’Keefe.

As a school, Tech is 18-20 at home, 11-25 in Athens and 2-6 at neutral sites among the sports listed. That combines to a 31-51 record since 2000. I didn’t look at swimming, cross country/track or golf statistics because of the nature of the sports.

By jackson

November 27, 2006 05:36 PM | Link to this

I went to Georgia this last post was on the Tech page.

By dawgystyle

November 27, 2006 06:45 PM | Link to this

Jackson, I think that brought a tear to my eye. That is the most thorough, concise, and absoultely illuminating example of straight up owning someone I have ever seen. Hell, when someone buys a p**-yellow Polo shirt they should pay UGA royalties, since Tech is our property. Owning you in all three of the Big 3 sports…sad.

By uga1988

November 27, 2006 06:58 PM | Link to this

Oh, yea, Johnson was owned by Oliver and the UGA secondary. Coming in, CJ has 886 yards of receiving on 57 catches with 13 TDs. 2 catches for 13 yards pretty much sums it up. Don’t blame his lack of performance on BaLLLL. Oliver was all over Johnson to the point of frustration.

I guess if UGA was as one dimensional as teck is, I would expect more losses. Teck, being fortunate enough to play in the ACC was able to overcome, something was glaringly obvious in Athens.

HBTD.

By Cuz

November 27, 2006 08:07 PM | Link to this

Hey if you don’t talk smack before a game, you have no pride. If you talk smack after losing a game, you have no brain. I welcome Rambleon’s comments. I ate crow after every Dawg loss. He has proven that he can accept the final of a game, and I for one, appreciate his candor.

I am no Bill King. Ramble, I am pulling for you against Wake. I agree. Bench Reggie and get someone who realizes there is no I in team.

Buzzmeister, get over it. There are four F’s with the last one being the least important. Faith, Family, Friends and Football. All three go before the fourth. Learn it, live it, love it.

See you guys next year when smack talk is expected. And the good news for you Tech fans, just like us and Florida,you cannot keep losing forever.

By Top Dawg

November 27, 2006 08:10 PM | Link to this

Was Calvin Johnson recruited by ANYBODY in high school? How did this guy not sign anywhere decent? (I’m being serious here. I really don’t know anything about how it came to be that he signed with Tech.)

By Matt

November 27, 2006 08:31 PM | Link to this

BEAR, take that racist slur right back where it belongs. If that’s what you think and who you pull for, don’t ever step foot in Athens again. Stay in Atlanta, dumb*. Stupid thing to say, at any time.

Oliver will be playing on Sunday. Count on it.

By dawgs win

November 27, 2006 08:38 PM | Link to this

reggie ball is UGA’s best player…im sad to see him graduate.

By JYD

November 27, 2006 08:54 PM | Link to this

He signed with Tech because they had a great freshman QB, Reggie Ball. Just couldn’t pass that one up! GO DAWGS!!

By Dear Yellow Jacket and Ramble On

November 27, 2006 09:33 PM | Link to this

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA (I could go on all night) HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA

By Chuckie Cheese Amato

November 27, 2006 10:21 PM | Link to this

Hey Markie, Rememember me ole pal? we had some great years at FSU. I want to send you my resume ole buddy. I would like to apply for a coaching position at your wonderful football program. Maybe I can help improve the stadium capacity to over 109,000. We can enclose the west endzone at the bridge and bookstore. Thanks , Chuck

By Larry Choker Coker

November 27, 2006 10:29 PM | Link to this

Dear Mark, I would hope you will consider me to be a part of your fine coaching staff. I would like to be a part of the fine SEC Conference since I couldnt hack it in the ACC. Mark ,I was the coach at your Alma Mater. Sincerely, Larry

By johnboy

November 27, 2006 10:35 PM | Link to this

To Gator: You may be a Gator but your Mothers a Dog!

By Mike Shoola Shula

November 27, 2006 10:37 PM | Link to this

Dear Mark, I would like to help Mike BOO BOO do the play calling since you have changed your mind in doing so. I think I could be an asset to your program. Your friend and former Alabama Coach and former Bama QB - Mike “Stunk It Up” Shoola

By Big Dawg

November 27, 2006 10:49 PM | Link to this

To: Buzzmeister

Nice game, and congrats to the Dogs. Well played, however the National Title Scores still stands at:

GT 4 UGA 1

Championships are what matter most, and we still hold the lead in this state.

Dog fans need to calm down, UF is still on your schedule next year, and you will have 2-3 losses next year, just like this year. Go Dogs!

Buzzmeister as usual you happen to be wrong, I’ve been reading on these blogs all year about National Championships. As for next year only God knows what will happen and stating we will have 2-3 loses is your opinion.

The official word from the NCAA (www.ncaa.com)is they don’t sponsor NCAA Championships in Division 1A for football. This now falls under the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) and prior to this year there were various organizations such as the Associated Press (AP), United Press International (UPI) also known as the Coaches Poll, Berryman, FACT, Poling, Boand, National Championship Foundation, NY Times, INS, Williamson, Helms, DeVold, Houlgate, Dunkel, Litkenhaus, Sporting News, NFF, FB News, and Billingsley that named their National Champion each year since approximately the 1870’s. In going to the official site of the NCAA (www.ncaa.com) and clicking on the BCS link you will note that both schools have been named National Champions by at least one of these services on 5 occasions as follows:

Georgia Georgia Tech 1980- 11 polls 1990- 4 polls* 1968- 1 poll 1956- 1 poll 1946- 1 poll 1952- 3 polls 1942- 6 polls 1951- 2 polls 1927- 2 polls 1917- 2 polls *- UPI only Both schools have a long, distinguished and rich tradition of Championships in Football. But to throw out unsubstaniated information as fact is ridiculous. And by the way if you talk about AP and UPI being the only polling services that matter then Georgia has the only undisputed NC in 1980 as GT’s in 1990 was a spilt Championship as Tech was named by UPI and Colorado was named by AP.

As for Tech, as someone who pulls for Tech except when they are playing Georgia I can tell you and all the other Tech Fans on these Blogs to stop critizing the team and its players for there is an ACC Championship game this Saturday and they don’t need all the negativity. Please remember that there is a Championship to be won and a BCS Bowl game with a chance to go 11-3 and if my memory serves me correctly Tech has only won 11 games in a season once before and that was 1990 when they won a share of the National Championship with Colorado. So go Yellow Jackets

Go Dawgs

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 27, 2006 11:09 PM | Link to this

I wish we could reunite Amato and MR. I’d love to have him as the “DC”. It won’t happen but it’s a nice thought. Let WM go back to DB, and Amato “DC”; however, MR is loyal to his coaches so I’m just posting a wish.

By Big Dawg

November 27, 2006 11:37 PM | Link to this

To: Bibble

Tennessee makes the Dawgs pass defense look like a AA high school team (as did Colorado for that matter), but Georgia surrenders something like 80 yds COMBINED in the air to Auburn and Tech, both top-25 teams. Who can figure this out…

Bibble the answer to you question is pressure on the quarterback and defensive scheme. In the Colorado and Tennessee games there was no pressure on the quarterback. They played zone the whole game and the defense was on the field way too much as the offense failed to sustain drives especially the second half of the Tennessee game. In the Auburn, South Carolina and GT games we put pressure on the QB, the Offense moved the ball with some consistency and we kept switching defensive schemes.

By Big Dawg

November 27, 2006 11:59 PM | Link to this

Buzzmeister lets try this again as the previous post was not posted correctly.

The official word from the NCAA (www.ncaa.com)is they don’t sponsor NCAA Championships in Division 1A for football. This now falls under the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) and prior to this year there were various organizations such as the Associated Press (AP), United Press International (UPI) also known as the Coaches Poll, Berryman, FACT, Poling, Boand, National Championship Foundation, NY Times, INS, Williamson, Helms, DeVold, Houlgate, Dunkel, Litkenhaus, Sporting News, NFF, FB News, and Billingsley that named their National Champion each year since approximately the 1870’s. In going to the official site of the NCAA (www.ncaa.com) and clicking on the BCS link you will note that both schools have been named National Champions by at least one of these services on 5 occasions as follows:

Georgia 1980- 11 polls i.e. AP, UPI,Berryman, FACT, FB News, FW, Helms, National Championship Foundation (NCF), NFF, Poling, and Sporting News, 1968- 1 poll (Litkenhaus), 1946- 1 poll (Williamson), 1942- 6 polls i.e. Berryman, DeVold, Houlgate, Litkenhaus, Poling, Williamson, 1927- 2 polls (Boand, Poling)

GT 1990- 4 polls* i.e. UPI, Dunkel, FACT, National Championship Foundation, 1956- 1 poll (Berryman), 1952- 3 polls (Berryman, INS, Poling), 1951- 2 polls (Berryman, Boand), 1917- 4 polls i.e. Billingsley, Helms, Houlgate, National Championship Foundation * UPI only

Both schools have a long, distinguished and rich tradition of Championships in Football. But to throw out unsubstaniated information as fact is ridiculous. And by the way if you talk about AP and UPI being the only polling services that matter then Georgia has the only undisputed NC in 1980 as GT’s in 1990 was a spilt Championship as Tech was named by UPI and Colorado was named by AP.

By buzzgt

November 28, 2006 03:29 AM | Link to this

HEY DAWGS HOW DO YOU TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CROCODILE AND A ALLIGATOR???? LOOK AT UGAS BUTT GATORS STILL OWN THE DOGS WHAT IS IT 15 OF 17 BOW WOW

By Ramble ON!

November 28, 2006 09:19 AM | Link to this

Osama Bin BuzzI got to thinking about your comments. I won’t be responding to anymore of your witty sly remarks, punk. You see this isn’t about football or even schools; it goes much deeper than that. You crossed a fine line. It’s about this trivializing the war the USA is in case you didn’t know we were in one. It’s about dishonoring the 2000plus men and women who have died in Iraq fighting this terrorism. It’s about stepping on my military toes which I served four proud and honorable years in, it’s about 2 of my Uncles I never got to know, and many others who died in WWII so you can take for granted the freedoms you obviously do. It’s about all the people serving currently fighting the battle over there that you find so humorous to joke about over here. It’s about making light of the 3000 innocent people, their family and friends who lost there lives five years ago.

I’m not going to talk smack or eat any crow for you boy. I’m just going to tell you, when you get enough liquid courage in your system next year in Atlanta, I’ll be more than happy enough to let you know where this “dork” is tailgating so you can get right in my face and call me or my school terrorist, OK.

Sorry Football bloggers but that punk hit a nerve.

By ncdog

November 28, 2006 09:33 AM | Link to this

Sweet. So sweet. To hell with Tech.

By Ken

November 28, 2006 09:41 AM | Link to this

Hey buzzgt……6 in a row.

By jbgldawg

November 28, 2006 09:43 AM | Link to this

RambleOn - while what was said COULD be perceived as in poor taste, you have to admit that it’s true. Tech HAS educated terrorists. Terrorists with direct ties to Al-Qaeda. What part of that argument do you care to refute? And please, don’t “challenge” people to a fight on a blog. While attempting to appear tough and indignant, you come off looking ridiculous. I’m sure you’re a huge badass (right). It’s just that none of us will ever know (unfortunately). And hey, ROTC doesn’t count as “four years of military service.”

By junkyarddawg

November 28, 2006 09:51 AM | Link to this

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By junkyarddawg

November 28, 2006 09:54 AM | Link to this

BOTTOM LINE: GEORGIA TECH IS FOR PUSSIES!

By junkyarddawg

November 28, 2006 09:58 AM | Link to this

LMAO at GT fans who point to their national championships as a reason for their claimed superiority. Do you know how many programs that suck a* in modern times won national championships back when all of the players were 5-9 and 145 lbs. and wore a piece of leather for head gear?

The best part of it is the GT pussies keep using that NC angle but in their hearts they know we own their asses.

By ART

November 28, 2006 10:43 AM | Link to this

No one outside of metro Atlanta even knows who you nerds are.

By toemeetsleather

November 28, 2006 11:10 AM | Link to this

seems you do have a hex over us but if we take wake and go to the orange bowl…who do you think people will think had a better year?…HANDS DOWN to the jackets…KEEP THE FAITH!!!

By YELLOW FEVER

November 28, 2006 11:11 AM | Link to this

CONGRATULATIONS….SAW YOU MOVED UP TO #39 IN NATION!!…we still had better year and are the team from this state that is being talked about nationally….JACKETS RULE!!!!

By Ryan

November 28, 2006 11:34 AM | Link to this

Six in a row, the only thing GT will ever have on UGA is engineering. That’s it. Go cry with your band nerds.

By gatorsrule

November 28, 2006 11:59 AM | Link to this

15 out of l8…we got ya 15 out of 17…GATORS ARE DEFINITELY THE DOMINATING FORCE IN SEC…get used to it///you will never ever measure up again to the mighty gators!!!!!!!!

By wildthing

November 28, 2006 12:01 PM | Link to this

we need to address the kicking issue…could cost us in future as did this year!!!! maybe kevin’s son will come aboard///florida’s kicking game bailed them out a few times/good teams have great kickers…GO DAWGS!!!

By wildthing

November 28, 2006 12:14 PM | Link to this

we need to address the kicking issue…could cost us in future as did this year!!!! maybe kevin’s son will come aboard///florida’s kicking game bailed them out a few times/good teams have great kickers…GO DAWGS!!!

By ameliaislandmike

November 28, 2006 12:17 PM | Link to this

I am amazed that the tech fans find satisfaction enough to be pacified by Georgias performance the last fifteen years against Florida after talking so much trash before the Auburn and Tech games. You guys may be brainy but you dont know s** about football or when to keep your lips from making fools out of yourselves. Yes it was the Tech fans who said we hadnt played anybody and look what South Caro. does to Clemson. You all said we would lose out and you would kick our butts this year. Nice Try!!! You were having a good year (in a dreadful year for the conference i.e. FSU, MIAMI,) but instead of acting like youd been there before you had to sing, make fun of Kentucky and Vandy ,but both of them could probably beat you -This Year- much less Post Calvin. Win close to sixty games in six years before you try to elect Gay lee Governor. Sonnys the man. Channel your gridiron stupidity and hatred towards Ga and try to beat the Wakes and Marylands since they are such powerhouses. Wonder what your record would be the last fifteen years against the Gators after looking at what the awful program at UGA has done to you. Get ready to stop an offense that is about to be top notch as recievers commit to come play with that Texan with a gun. Caleb is gonna run away from you as Moreno jams it down your throat. Brannan Southerland will knock the breath out of your linebackers for two more years. Better seasons are in the Dawgs future. Next year dont run your mouths and beat your wings off until you can turn this tide. I think Choice is a great player . Next year we will have four fullbacks and five tailbacks And Four QBs that could start for Tech. Best of luck trash talking bloggers . Hide behind your computers , and try to sleep through that recurrring dream of us picking you off in that potential tying drive. Groundhog day again. You talked but couldnt produce. Amelia island Mike -OUT

By dawgone!

November 28, 2006 12:35 PM | Link to this

Talking about what could have been… It isn’t like Florida blasted us this year. They were lucky to win that one. Every game we lost this year we gave away with a turnover or poor kicking.

I still have nightmares about the way we played in the second half against Tenn.

By jaxdawgsfan

November 28, 2006 01:17 PM | Link to this

Hey ameliaisland mike, I’m from Little Marsh Island just a few islands south of you!

I am so exctied about the future with Stafford at the rhelms. It’s going to be a great 2 or 3 years!!

GO DAWGS!

By Ramble ON!

November 28, 2006 01:51 PM | Link to this

jbgldawg-I was spent more time in Kuwait and the Persian Gulf, than you did in any classrooms in Athens. You get with your punk buddy there and come on down.

By Osama Bin Buzz

November 28, 2006 02:20 PM | Link to this

RAMBLE ON!

jgbldawg is exactly right. What part of GT harboring terrorist on student visas constitutes me not being an American and not supporting both past and present soldiers? The fact of the matter is that you come on the UGA blogs and run your yapper in a big way. And when your stupid little bugs get beat again, you can’t take it! The funniest part about the whole issue is the fact that when GT loses on Saturday, GT will be lucky to play in the Gator Bowl! Hope you have fun on the blue turf of Boise again this year! Thank you for your military service and I also have several relatives that have served in many wars and I’m doing all I can to keep the radical islamists out of my country. As for next year, let me know because I won’t need any “liquid courage” to deal with you. You need to learn how to win and lose with class. Now, go put on your Gator hat and get the hell off the UGA blogs.

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 28, 2006 02:31 PM | Link to this

Ramble On, we’ve clashed horns more than one time on these blogs, but I agree with you. Trash talking is one thing, bringing up something that’s as serious as Al Quida(sp) is another. So what if it’s true, IMO, that doesn’t count. And with some of the air heads that inhabit Athens to day we better be careful before we start throwing that type of stones; however, it’s true “MyBoy” done good against you as did our beat up “D”. See you next year.

By jbgldawg

November 28, 2006 02:47 PM | Link to this

Buck Cochran - “So what if it’s true, IMO, that doesn’t count.” Are you really serious with that? I bet you got an “A” in debate. Oh, wait, by reading your posts, it’s obvious you had no “formal learnin’.”

By jbgldawg

November 28, 2006 02:50 PM | Link to this

Ramble On - You’re a buffoon. An absolute and utter buffoon. I enjoy this because I know your wormy a* is turning red behind your keyboard. Challenge me to a fight while you’re tucked safely behind your computer? You are the epitome of a Tech wuss. Get back to your abbaccus you freaking loser.

By brandondawg

November 28, 2006 03:06 PM | Link to this

hey gatorsrule…you deserve kudos for pulling out all of those close games…i have reason to believe your success is going to be a short one…YOU CERTAINLY are not a dominating team…ask vandy or south carolina…this team no way compares to spurrier powerhouses when you blew everyone out….your CRYER coach is trying to beg his way to arizona but truth be told ohio state or usc would absolutely bury you[ask arkansas] like nebraska did a few years back…and by the by…you lose 2 of next 3 to DAWGS…BULLDAWG trapped in gatorland

By kentucky cade

November 28, 2006 03:08 PM | Link to this

hey dogs…thanx for making our year..actually when we beat you we did not think it that big of accomplishment with the way you had played previous weeks///however after last 2 games makes us look better///GO KATS

By Osama Bin Buzz

November 28, 2006 03:23 PM | Link to this

Kentucky Cade,

Are you Ramble ON!? If not, sorry and good luck in your bowl game. Hope you are getting a lot of mileage bragging about your win againest UGA because starting next year its back to reality. By the way, if you want a good laugh, scroll up and read the John Kerry speech written by Ramble ON! It’s quite funny. Just think UGA beat Tech, that means UK would beat Tech by 2 touchdowns!

By SunDawg

November 28, 2006 03:29 PM | Link to this

Gentlemen, gentlemen, as one who served during the Cold War (Navy, ours), I think this is not the place for this type of discussion.

Ramble ON, if you read this blog last week, Teksters accused us DAWGIES of having carnal knowledge of our mothers and our sisters; please note that we did not go postal or bring in “Family Values” slogans from this year’s elections. Blogs are like that. [and I don’t have a sister].

Be cool and go win the ACC.

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 28, 2006 03:50 PM | Link to this

jbgldawg, if you’re gonna challenge me you got to be better than you are.

By General Neyland

November 28, 2006 04:01 PM | Link to this

You guys are silly. Your team really stunk it up this year…stunk it up! And you come on here with this one or two plays away…yada, yada, yada. You cannot be serious!!!!! The Dawgs were terrible and very forunate NOT to be 5-7. Give us all a break. You all wanted Mark Richt fired three weeks ago. Okay, get back to licking yourselves if it makes you feel good.

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 28, 2006 04:06 PM | Link to this

BTW, ALL YOU REPTILES BETTER YELL WHILE YOU CAN BECAUSE A NEW DAY IS DAWNING WITH A DAWG ON TOP. COME ON!! KEEP ON YELLING 15-17! LOUDER? CAN’T HEAR YOU SO TRY HARDER BECAUSE YOUR DAY IN THE SUN IS OVER AND THE BIG ‘OL DAWG IS GONMA EAT!!

By Ol Ball Coach

November 28, 2006 04:17 PM | Link to this

RambleOn is my hero and OsamaBinBuzz is the lowest form of human life that I have ever read on any ajc.com blog…well okay Jeff Schultz is second. I’m sure the Bulldog nation is quite proud of your boorish remarks.

By GeneralNeylandakaRambleON!

November 28, 2006 04:18 PM | Link to this

Nice try Ramble On! Good job trying to start some crap. Everyone knows that Tennessee wasn’t that great either. The big fat pumpkin will be packing away the Krispy Kremes over the winter!

Good ol Rocky Top with our unforked family tree!

By I-DOG

November 28, 2006 04:26 PM | Link to this

gators rule:

When was Florida’s last SEC Championship? I seriously can’t remember. I know it was way back in the 90’s before Mark Richt got to Georgia, but I just can’t remember that far back.

By SunDawg

November 28, 2006 04:28 PM | Link to this

Bin Buzz, nothing wrong with patriotism, but entering a blog is like standing by the monkeys cage; sooner or later someone is gong to fling sh!t at you. If you can’t handle it, don’t go to the zoo.

[Yes, my book of phrases to live by will be out soon]

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 28, 2006 04:46 PM | Link to this

General Neyland, No YOUR team stunk it up last year. People were tyring to compare our year to UT’s year last year. But they don’t compare because you guys QUIT. WE DIDN’T. This TEAM didn’t give up, didn’t stop trying and pulled together to show people that THEY DON’T QUIT. What are you guys going to do next year after Cutcliff leaves???? Huh???

By General Neyland

November 28, 2006 04:53 PM | Link to this

If RambleOn is a Volunteer (capital V) then he really is my hero. But I don’t think he is. Tennessee wasn’t a great team this year but it sure was 51 times better than a sorry Georgia team. Fat jokes are funny too…but not as funny as watching UGA lose to Vandy and Kentucky. P.S. Enjoy Nashville….leghumpers.

By DogsSuck

November 28, 2006 05:04 PM | Link to this

Hey Big Dawg, it seems like you are attacking G-Tech, but for now, let’s go without comparison to GT.

Most at G-Tech admit their football program is average, or below average, but you see that is where the difference lies; UGA never admits they are average, which you are and always will be.

However, if you want to talk stats, let’s bring up Oklahoma, USC, Notre Dame, Miami or Alabama in terms of titles or class. These programs are light years of your program in terms of championships and class. Matter of fact, I highly suspect if you take a poll of every fan in the SEC football system when rating the school with the most ignorant football fans, UGA will lead the way. Bend, and twist the historical data when you get it just the way you want it. Love it!

You guys love to relic in the past about Charlie Trippi, Fran Tarkenton and even Buck Belue, but you basically cannot run with big dogs and never will.

Face the music, it is over. Matter of fact, it appears to DC is out the door to FIU. Good luck finding a replacement willing to put up with the redbeck mentality in Athens, and I suspect that is why your DC is out the door.

Dogs are Done!

By jbgldawg

November 28, 2006 05:16 PM | Link to this

DogsSuck - Yeah, playing for the SEC title three years out of four, and winning it twice, just doesn’t mean what it used to does it? If that means Georgia is “average,” than I’d love to know how you would classify Tech’s success in football. And your original assessment of “average” won’t cut it. I was thinking more along the lines of “pathetic.” Oh, and you still haven’t beaten Georgia in the last 16 years. I love it! Of the ‘98-‘00 “wins” that the bugs had to forfeit to us, two were won on botched calls (or non-calls) and all three were “won” with illiterate morons like Joe Burns and Joe Hamilton. You guys are not “average.” You guys are ridiculous.

By Ramble ON!

November 28, 2006 05:37 PM | Link to this

jbgldawg…oh yea, you got me boiling mad. You and your “buffoon” buddy have the courage the likes of Michael Moore. Perhaps I should give you credit for attending UGA. Got you’re degree from law school and starting chasing ambulances for a living.

Please, I’m curious bout this “fight I issued”. Because, I can’t remember one, pretty good spin there, but hey, that’s what ambulance chasers do, spin and find loop holes. I just said get in my face and say it. It would be over in 30 seconds +/-, that’s not a fight.

SUN DAWG, your right (not sure where you got the slogans and family values), those two can call me every name in book and I’m done. Yea, I know about the trash talking last week from both sides, but that was apples and oranges to these fine outstanding UGA fans. Graduates…flip a coin.

Buck, your boy came through when he had to. I knew if ya’ll score on that last drive it was over. I think Reggie’s last play against UGA couldn’t have been more appropriate, an interception.

Any moron out there that thinks I’ve got different identities on this blog is well, a moron.

By I-DOG

November 28, 2006 05:37 PM | Link to this

General Neyland:

Kalamazoo is right. TN quit at the first sign of adversity. UGA responded by beating a top 5 team on the road and another ranked rival to salvage a bowl and another winning season.

Richt had the Dawgs finish in the top 10 four of his six years on campus. How many times has TN finished in the top 10 this decade?

Richt won two SEC titles this decade. TN doesn’t have any.

This decade the volunteers are pretty much an 8-4 Peach bowl kind of program. That is UGA in the rebuilding year.

By Doug

November 28, 2006 05:50 PM | Link to this

Good Lord. It wasn’t enough for you Tech fans to come on here every week and impersonate Florida fans? Now you’re going to come on here impersonating Tennessee and Kentucky fans, too? Have any of you even taken a step back and realized how pathetic that looks?

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: THIS IS WHY WE’RE GEORGIA AND YOU’RE GEORGIA TECH. We may not win every game, but we don’t ever have to come on here pretending to be someone else’s fans.

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 28, 2006 05:51 PM | Link to this

Dogssuck, you don’t even know what you just did to yourself. No wonder you boys filp bugers in our franchise units. WM is one of the finalist for a top job and you call that “out the door”? That’s why you’re always flipping those bugers because to be “out the door” means the front cash register and then you would have to talk with people. I gotta admit, It’s funny that “out the door” business.

By I-DOG

November 28, 2006 06:02 PM | Link to this

Dogs Suck:

Thank you! That was the funniest post from a Dawg Basher I have ever seen. You reference some top notch programs in your post.

During the past six years (the Richt era) UGA has more wins than AL and Notre Dame. It isn’t even close.

Georgia has a few more wins than Miami during this span.

Georgia has about the same amount of wins at Oklahoma (I think they have us by one or two)

USC has won more games than UGA. They have had some very good teams, but they play in a very weak conference. There is just no way to deny that. They would hold their own no matter where they played because they have dominated recruiting and have good coaches. I tip my hat to their accomplishments.

So, only one of the schools you mentioned really bests UGA from a number of wins standpoint. Winning is a pretty good measure of a program over a six year span.

UGA was average during most of Goff’s tenure… way way back in the early 90’s. Goff did get Georgia to a #8 final ranking in 1992, but if you want you can think of UGA circa 1991-1996 as average if it makes you feel better.

Keep those posts coming. They are enjoyable!

By trey

November 28, 2006 06:07 PM | Link to this

Tennessee fans have to be the single most obKnoxious fans in the country. There is just something a little hypocritical about ol General Coondog’s statements about UGA this year when you look at UT’s record this year and last year. I’ll take a rebuilding year with 8 wins in the SEC any day. It’s a whole lot better than a 5 win year. And yes, Gen. Faded Orange, we will enjoy our bowl game…because at least we have one in our down year.

By LMAO

November 28, 2006 08:56 PM | Link to this

jbgldawg and osama buzz - you’ve got Ramble On pegged perfectly. She’s a smack talking broad that does nothing but stink up the UGA blogs.

By MadMerf

November 29, 2006 02:20 AM | Link to this

Immediate help is on the way for our depleted O-line. We got 2 big JUCO standouts in 3 days (1 more out there) as the staff is addressing our greatest need. Vance and Blaes bring college experience to a thin lineup that is about to get thinner. We could stop now and still end up with the best OL class in the nation hands down.

Now that the Tech game is history, it looks like this blog has returned to normal, with the Jacket fans diving back into the closet. Most of the late arriving Bee Bums we’ve seen the past few weeks have disappeared, while the familiar anonymous Dawg-bashers simultaneously reemerge.

General Neyland, if that is really you, I’m afraid ‘zoo and I-DOG have you nailed. We’re lucky not to be 5-7? Heck, Florida is a couple plays from being 5-7 for that matter, but players play on and quitters, well…..you know. Last time I checked the Vols WERE 5-7 last year and were a couple plays from being 2-10! We’ve battled adversity all year but THE DAWGS DON’T QUIT!!

I love the way the TV station advertises the ACC game in Jax then fails to mention who’s playing in it. Anyone else notice? Maybe some of you no-name people out there?

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 29, 2006 05:51 AM | Link to this

Mad Merf, I’m not one of those “Blue Sky” type of peoplebut I mean it when I say that in ‘07, we may just have the best team that MR has had since he’s been on Ag Hill. The “OL” will be the key and we;ll need them to jell early on but I think the JUCO players will be a real help. After the way ‘06 played out, I’m as excited about this season’s bowl game as any we’ve played in. A 10-2 Va. Tech vs. 8-4 Dawg team would be a whale of a ballgame.

By JB

November 29, 2006 07:36 AM | Link to this

Two really bad teams arguing with each other. Tech and UGA have dropped to the level of the Mississippi schools……….not good.

By MadMerf

November 29, 2006 09:02 AM | Link to this

JB, what is your point? Are you saying that the Mississippi schools are the only others who argue, or are you referring to the level of competition? We have 8 wins during a MAJOR rebuilding year with 1 to play, and GT is playing for the ACC, which isn’t bad even in a down year for that conference.

Buck, I’m a partly cloudy kinda guy, but enough about my mental problems! I said earlier in the year that we were an injury or 2 across the front from disaster, and those guys were forced to play entire games without a break and held up well under the circumstances. But alas, Inman’s head didn’t hold up and the fatigue caught up to us.

Your boy grew up alot the last 2 games, eliminating the picks and showing glimpses of his enormous potential. The much-maligned receivers had a big hand (no pun intended) in that success too. The future looks bright, and the young men in the trenches will determine our fate. I can see us back in Atlanta for years to come, and I’m not talking about the Peach Bowl. Whoa! Thats a Blue Sky!

By Rimbrald

November 29, 2006 09:26 AM | Link to this

The fact is that UGA won an ugly game 15-12. UGA benefitted severely from what seemed to be a missing whistle on the Reggie Ball fumble. If not for that fumble, the GT defense probably pitches a shutout. That being said, Ball should have held onto the ball and there would be no controversy.

GT fans can move forward and defeat WF and move towards an Orange Bowl showdown with the likes of Louisville or perhaps LSU. Defeat WF and Gt fans can hold their heads up as having the better season that UGA, if that really matters to anybody.

Regarding the GT?UGA game, neither team really has anything to brag about, it really was a bad football game. i know that while GT was still up 1207, bragging was not on my mind, just finishing the dud of a game that it was and moving towards the ACCCG.

Like many UGA fans have been prone to say about Florida, Auburn and the SEC, as a GT fan I much prefer winning the conference and moving towards the Orange Bowl over defeating UGA, it’s not that big of a deal anymore. The Clemson defeat is what still bugs me about this season. In-state rivalry games are up for grabs more times than not.

By Reality Dawg

November 29, 2006 10:10 AM | Link to this

I think we have all been way to hard on Martinez. To me this years defense is not any different than the past 6 years. They have been far more consistently great than the offense under Richt. Games that we have put up serious points the defense created turnovers and put the offense in great field position. Games we have given up a lot of points has been due to turnovers and to many 3 and outs from the offense.

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 29, 2006 10:11 AM | Link to this

Rimbrald, Missing whistle? The damn ball can bounce around for 8 minutes if it stays in bounds and nobody gets possession. Maybe your players should have worried about grabbing the ball instead of playing tickle in that pile.

PS Nice shut out on that last drive that last 7 minutes and went for 64 yards. Also goes for the 2 pointer too. Back to the same guy.

By Doug

November 29, 2006 10:42 AM | Link to this

In honor of one of Georgia Tech’s most famous alumni, comedian Jeff Foxworthy, I would like to present the premiere of my new one-man show, You Might Be a Georgia Tech Fan If …

If you sneak onto UGA message boards impersonating a fan of a team that actually did beat Georgia because your own team didn’t … you might be a Georgia Tech fan.

If you’re reduced to coming up with woulda-coulda-shouldas like “You guys coulda been 5-7” or “If that hadn’t been a fumble we woulda shut you out” … you might be a Georgia Tech fan.

If your expectations of your own team are so low that your idea of trash-talking is, “You only beat us by 3? You should’ve beaten us by 30!” … you might be a Georgia Tech fan.

If you have the nerve to whine about Tony Taylor’s scoop-and-score last week after what happened to Jasper Sanks in 1999 … you might be a Georgia Tech fan.

If you still think anyone gives a rat’s behind about national titles that were won while Woodrow Wilson was president … you might be a Georgia Tech fan.

If you make up fanciful tales about being the boss of numerous Georgia graduates, not realizing that the guy who owns your company is a Georgia grad … you might be a Georgia Tech fan.

If you haven’t seen female genitalia in so long you wouldn’t be able to pick it out of a lineup … you might be a Georgia Tech fan.

If you’re reading this in the computer lab at 1 a.m. on a Saturday while everyone else is out having fun and meeting girls … you might be a Georgia Tech fan.

Thanks, I’ll be here all night. Don’t forget to tip your waitresses.

By J-Train

November 29, 2006 11:11 AM | Link to this

I had it right all along. UGA fans talk about success every twenty years…hey this isn’t your down year…its your place….your down 20 years! Your team only fourished while the Vols and Gators floundered….that’s all. Peace out!

By JamesD

November 29, 2006 11:40 AM | Link to this

J-Train, as in the J-Train, from Stone Mountain. The same J-Train that was a top a recruit the never did shiza during his college career at TN. If winning 50 plus games in the last 5 years is a down period I will gladly take it. Shouldn’t you be doing dishes or something since you never graduated and didn’t make the NFL.

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 29, 2006 12:04 PM | Link to this

Doug, that was as funny as anything on here in a while!! Creative & funny.

By ConyersDawg

November 29, 2006 12:25 PM | Link to this

Ian Smith has been arrested again for underage drinking. He is supposed to be the Dawgs starting center next year. I hope Richt either gives him a 6 game suspension or kicks him off the team!

This is his second time. I believe in getting second chances but when you get busted at 3:30 am on a Wed. morning then let mom and dad foot the bill for not being dedicated to your team and education.

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 29, 2006 01:43 PM | Link to this

I thought Smith had been kicked off the team. Isn’t that the recruit from Cartersville?

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 29, 2006 01:53 PM | Link to this

Doug, Good one my friend. Those TECH-NECKS crack me up.

By Mark

November 29, 2006 02:22 PM | Link to this

Tech-you’re right, we bought the refs! It wasn’t the p** poor play of your QB for the 4th year in a row. Or the fact that your start player had 2 catches for 13 yards. Seriously, you hung your hopes on a QB who threw it away on 4th down!! I seem to remember some no calls going ya’lls way too! The fact that he could become the winningest QB at Tech is a disgrace. He isn’t half the QB Joe Hamilton was! Face it ya’ll have yourselves a Quincy Carter and you’ll be glad to see him go just like every dawgs fan was glad when Quinthy left!!

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 29, 2006 02:48 PM | Link to this

Wasn’t Ian Smith just suspended for a couple of games? signs of a mis-spent youth but I was on Ag Hill at that age and things were a lot different then. I started posting to send him home but I stoped and posted this, because I want to give it a little thounght. My car was so well trained that it would drive me home from Allen’s all by it’s self. Got to know more.( it was a “stick”.)

By SunDawg

November 29, 2006 03:19 PM | Link to this

Buck, I think I drove over pieces of your clutch on my way back to the dorm.

By SunDawg

November 29, 2006 04:10 PM | Link to this

A student athlete arrested for underage drinking? In a college town? Oh, my! Time for those holier-than-thou bloggers to jump in and remind us of how corrupt the Georgia student body is.

By ConyersDawg

November 29, 2006 04:14 PM | Link to this

Here is the Ian Link

http://uga.rivals.com/content.asp?cid=613556

By gdawginkalamazoo

November 29, 2006 04:36 PM | Link to this

mis-spent youth ? I don’t know why you would call it that Buck.

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 29, 2006 05:18 PM | Link to this

Things were different then. I was told of course, that sometimes the police would pick you up and take you to the Clark County “free hostel” for students. the next morning Dean Tate would visit the “hostel” have a little chat and if wasn’t driving badly or taking swings at people, hhe’d send you back to class. So more info is what I need.

By six in a row

November 29, 2006 10:24 PM | Link to this

Drove by the nerd school today going to the airport and just had to snicker. Go Dawgs

By got a laugh too

November 30, 2006 08:31 AM | Link to this

Was in Athens and stopped by the registrar’s office at UGA, just had to snicker, what a joke.

GO JACKETS

By gtforever

November 30, 2006 10:02 AM | Link to this

After browsing through some of these blogs, It is no surprise the UGA also holds the title for MOST obnoxious, least informed fans in the country! What a JOKE!

Go Jackets!

By Doug

November 30, 2006 10:51 AM | Link to this

Oops, forgot one: If you leave two different anti-UGA comments under two different names, but leave them one right after another so that only a fool wouldn’t be able to tell they were from the same person … you might be a Georgia Tech fan.

By Your Daddy

November 30, 2006 03:26 PM | Link to this

51-33

Go Vols.

By BadgerDawg

November 30, 2006 08:23 PM | Link to this

Great Pumpkin apologist, you got lucky as hell that we fell asleep in the 2nd half after mauling you in the 1st. Fake UT will not win more than 3 of the next 10 against the Dawgs, especially with Jim Bob Cooter gone(talk about a mascot!) Also “Daddy”, since you’ve been released the sheep in town have all been alerted as required by law with offenders as yourself.

By Buck Cochran in the NW

November 30, 2006 08:24 PM | Link to this

By Your Daddy, don’t stop with yo’ mouthin, I wanna hear it all year long, ya hear. Holler Coon, keep going some moe , Matthew and the boys will see ya in ‘07 so don’y you dare stop yo hollering.

By DogsSuck

November 30, 2006 10:57 PM | Link to this

If you still think anyone gives a rat’s behind about national titles that were won while Woodrow Wilson was president … you might be a Georgia Tech fan.

Nice comment, but GT has a national title much fresher than your sorry a* title in 1980. VT will take your a* to the woodshed, and cannot wait to see it. Welcome to the ACC your candyass rednecks.

By MadMerf

December 1, 2006 12:14 AM | Link to this

Welcome to the ACC????!!!!

Just what was that last week, a tuneup for the title game??!! Can’t get much fresher than that! If ya can’t run with the Big Dawgs, stay in that porch of a stadium you got! Speaking of that “porch” I heard Bobby Dodd Stadium’s name has been changed to Pluto’s Pound, since its been downgraded to a dwarf, and taken over by Dawgs!

If your pocket protector is overrunning with chewing tobacco, “your candyass” just might be a Tech redneck!

By Doug

December 1, 2006 10:17 AM | Link to this

VT will take your a+ to the woodshed, and cannot wait to see it.

And twenty bucks says you come on here trash-talking with a handle like “gobblegobble” or “#1HokieFan.” ‘Cause that’s what you guys do. But does living vicariously through other teams really salve the pain of knowing your own team couldn’t beat the Dawgs if their lives depended on it? I’m gonna go with “no.”

By SunDawg

December 1, 2006 11:17 AM | Link to this

Alltell Stadium holds 72,000 fans. The papers indicate “More than 15,000 tickets sold by Tech” (16,000?)and a “hope” that Wake Forest will sell their 10,000 (if so total = 26,000). So how can they report they’re 10,000 short of a sellout? Who picked up the other 36,000 tickets?

I know Jacksonville has a problem with homeless people, but do you think they really care to see the ACC championship?

By Stu

December 3, 2006 04:26 AM | Link to this

Well, my problem with the UGA fans is they don’t know how to lose or how to win, and beating a team with a half a— QB is not that a big a deal. Florida has Tebo and Tennessee has Ainge. So, South Carolina has Spurrier and UGA wants only to bash a GT QB, who can’t pass, or call a game, hope you guys don’t bash Stafford, when he begins to struggle cus we know you will, the UGA fans are a joke.

By Brooks

December 3, 2006 09:40 AM | Link to this

Hi my name is Stu and I am jealous. I wish I was Georgia fan. I wish my team had a future. I wish we had Matt Stafford who is going to be an awesome quarterback. But we do have Taylor Bennett. Oh that doesen’t make me feel any better. Is it still to late for me to change my allegiance? I really need something to look forward to. Tech football and Star Wars are all I have. Please help me.

Stu

By jaxdawgsfan

December 5, 2006 09:19 AM | Link to this

Hey Dawg Fans,

Virginia Tech is selling student tix on their website on Thursday. You won’t need a student ID to get in the game all you have to do is register on their website with your email address. Good luck!

http://www.hokiesports.com/football/2006bowl/students.html

By jaxdawgsfan

December 5, 2006 09:30 AM | Link to this

ok, nevermind on VT Tix. You have to go pick up the tix from their stadium.

By Your Daddy

December 5, 2006 12:30 PM | Link to this

I can see next year’s AJC headline…..”Buck Cochran and the pups get put in their place - again”

See you down by the Tennessee River.

Go Vols.

By Dennis

December 6, 2006 12:41 PM | Link to this

Florida -National Championship Game. That goes together. Georgia -Chicken Bowl. Thats’ cooking with grease.

By Gator Guy

December 6, 2006 10:03 PM | Link to this

“Rule #1 is YOU HAVE TO BEAT THE TEAM YOU ARE RUNNING SMACK AGAINST.”

gdawginkalamazoo——And, who, exactly enforces Rule #1 around here? This Gator would like to know … that Rule might have some practical application on this Dawg-blog. LOL

By gdawginkalamazoo

December 7, 2006 09:41 AM | Link to this

Gator Guy, Correct on the Dawg blog part. Without any Gator fans on here we wouldn’t have to talk about you guys.

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