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5 things to know: Is this Mark Richt's last season at UGA?

Saturday's loss to Florida might be the game that seals UGA football coach Mark Richt's fate.
Saturday's loss to Florida might be the game that seals UGA football coach Mark Richt's fate.
By Staff reports
Nov 3, 2015

Five things to know Tuesday, November 3:

1. There's no question Mark Richt has had a history of winning with the Bulldogs, but it's the losses that have become most memorable. [Read our roundup of why Richt and Georgia should part ways, and tell us what you think]

2. Does your car have a keyless ignition? If you answered yes, you'll want to read this. [Keyless ignitions linked to deaths]

3. Yes, teachers are harassed and bullied by students; there is video to prove it. [Read Maureen Downey's Get Schooled blog here]

4. Chance the Rapper sold out the Tabernacle last night. Were you there? [See if you're in our photo gallery]

5. Will you need your umbrella again today? [Get your full Atlanta area weather forecast here]

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