re: Mark Richt is a hypocrite.

Richt may be many things as a football coach, but he is no "moronic fraud" when it comes to his faith. One recent example defines him a lot more than any of the crap that happens on a football field. When the Southern University's player was critically injured last wkend, Richt & his wife spent several hrs...this on bama wkend....at the hospital with the player. The player ended up having major neck surgery & has no feeling from his waist down. Richt saw to it that the family's flight expenses were covered as were many of their other expenses. As well, he & several members of his staff & their wives have been acively involved in setting up various fund raisers for the family. Do you honestly think Saban would have spent the Sunday before such a big game this way? Not meant as a knock on Saban, rather, just reinforcing what a class act Richt is. Dislike him as a coach all you want but there is no reason to knock or question his faith.

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Richt is a thug and your taunting shows the combination of FSU bloodline and College Park, GA recruiting

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Yeah. AU would never stoop to recruiting College Park, Ga or anywhere else in this trashy, thugish, hypocritical state.

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yeah well i guess there's no reason to go to church and actively proclaim one's faith, then, since in your view that would be pure hypocrisy.

and St. Paul did PLENTY of active proclaiming in the name of Jesus. you know, letters and shite.

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St. Paul's letters were written specifically TO small communities to whom he was evangelizing.

You may have noticed, his letters weren't addressed to those communities with CC: to Caesar.

But feel free to stand on the street corner yelling that you are a Christian and you're better than everybody else if you think that's what Jesus has called you to do.

At the Georgia v Vandy game a few years ago the Georgia players were throwing punches in every pile. Not once, over and over again. I am talking pulling the elbow back and unleashing many times over. It was bad enough that you could see it in the stands and for reasons that nobody could figure out the refs just sat on it.

That resulted in the Franklin/Granthem confrontation that Georgia fans decided was Franklin's fault. Honestly it was the dirtiest game I have ever witnessed firsthand. Richt did nothing.

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At the Georgia v Vandy game a few years ago the Georgia players were throwing punches in every pile. Not once, over and over again. I am talking pulling the elbow back and unleashing many times over. It was bad enough that you could see it in the stands and for reasons that nobody could figure out the refs just sat on it

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I'm sure that's totally how it went down.

Pretty much was. Hard fought game by both teams and to me it looked like the Georgia players were trying to get a reaction out of the Vandy players (Vandy's line was not afraid of fighting). I sat about 100m away and watched it happening. Did not expect Georgia fans to agree but don't really care either.

Yep, I'm sure the refs just allowed the Georgia players to repeatedly punch Vandy players. It's crazy that no one on TV said anything about it either.

Goddamn conspiracy I tell you.

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I sat about 100m away

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100m

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Sorry, in the Army we used meters for gauging range and feet for altitude. Apologies.

And just to be clear, Fairley was a borderline dirty player.

However UGA started and asked for all of it and more in 2010.

And their fans went full retard playing the victim.