re: Maybe Smart wasn't ready for a head coaching job

My earlier statement was very coffee fueled and probably knee-jerk. Still hard to look at the losses this year and not get upset.

But with all the business analogies we got going on. New CEOs are typically given a 3 year period in order to drive a couple of goals - new business acquisition / higher customer retention which leads to increased revenue at low to moderate impact to operating costs. These goals they are driving to are aligned with the goals of the company / shareholders.

Relating this to UGA. As a fan I'm absolutely on board with giving Kirby the keys to the kingdom, it's his job and he needs those to be successful. However, as a fan, I sit here and question if he has a plan. If he does have a plan then how does he not gameplan against UF, they were entirely beatable. I want the coach to win at leas 90% of the games that are 'winnable' and maybe win 50% of the remainder that are toss ups. I don't feel like the coaching staff has a plan that gets us to that percentage based on what we've seen as far as talent utilization.