re: Kirby Smart Wins SEC Coach of the Year

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Come back when Heupel has had 7 years to build a team.

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Strange.Kirby won the SEC and played for a NC in year 2.Heupel couldn't even win the division in his 2nd year.

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Come back when Heupel has had 7 years to build a team.

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Kirby made the playoffs and went to the NC game where he lost in OT in his second year at UGA.

He was already way better then Heupel before he built UGA.

He also won SEC coach of the year (the one awarded BY the SEC) in year 2.

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You literally had to make a new screen name because you got banned for unhinged behavior.

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Wait... is this the new incarnation of the General?

Poor guy... he keeps getting his face shoved in shite and is so desperate for attention that he comes back for more.

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I attended uga,

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You're a liar.

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You're a liar.

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You know you’re doing poorly in a debate when you have to focus on ad hominem attacks. It means your actual arguments are likely bogus and you are shifting attention to something irrelevant.

Kirby didn't really deserve the award. He's a returning National Championship HC with the highly favored team to win another National Championship. Those that should have been really considered for that award is Shane Beamer, Brian Kelly or the guy from UT.

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Heupel and Kiffin are better game day coaches than Kirby and it’s not close.

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Even if that were true, Kirby is so much better in all the aspects outside of game day (recruiting, player development, week long game prep, hiring good assistants) that it wouldn't matter.

Gameday coaching decisions is one of the most overrated parts of being a college coach. Many of the best coaches in college history were not gameday experts. Bobby Bowden, Bear Bryant, Knute Rockne, Tom Osbourne, Bud Wilkinson... all of these guys made their teams great with actions outside of gameday.

The best coach who was primarily a game day coach was probably Steve Spurrier. All time coaches weren't know for schemes, game-day decisions or x's and o's. They were known for recruiting, finding diamond in the rough players, developing great game plans before gameday, hiring quality assistants, developing innovative offensive and defensive strategies in the off season, finding great matchups... things like that. Not calling a good play on 3rd and 7.

Guys known for that are good coordinators, not head coaches.

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He is lying. It's not as hominem when it is a factual statement. Truth is cold and hard.

He never attended a class at UGA. Why lie about it?

You pretend to be a Christian, but defend a liar for "your football team". Apparently UGA is more important than Christ in your life.

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I’m not defending lies at all. I have no idea whether or not the claim is a lie. I’m not talking about that. I didn’t say anything about the other person. I’m merely talking about debate tactics and how it is objectively a bad thing to focus on personal attacks when arguing.

The fact that you have switched to arguing about whether a fan attended classes at UGA is a sign that you have no leg to stand on. It is a terrible argument and has no bearing on Smart, or the UGA and TN football programs. I don’t care who attended what school. It is meaningless in these discussions.

You continue your low blows by saying I’m “pretending” to be a Christian. I am a Christian. No pretending about it. Jesus is Lord and He is my savior. I repent of my sin daily. He is more important than all else to me. You need to focus more on the arguments and less on personal attacks.

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Kirby Smart Wins SEC Coach of the Year

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He deserves it