re: To put Richt's accomplishments into perspective

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Yup.

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He's like a better version of Pinkel

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I'd almost say it's night and day.

Unlike Pinkel, who constantly claims in his interviews "we do what's right, we do the right thing", Richt doesn't have to make "such claims" because people can see with their own two eyes that it is the case.

Pinkel seems to think he is some sort of authority on "the right thing" like backing his players walkout,, or maybe "the right thing" is hopping behind the wheel of your SUV sloshed on jumbos til you finally get caught weaving way outside the lines. But I'm sure we can all just take Gary's word for it.. "he knows the right thing".

You don't see Mark Richt telling everyone how he's doing the right thing constantly, because he's just too busy actually doing it.

Then there's Gary "Loyality" Pinkel, the guy who brags that he "never fired a coach", and "we are a family" and on and on and on... I guess "loyalty" in his view doesn't include not cheating on your wife until she divorces you.

Pinkel loves to talk himself up about being high and mighty and righteous and oh yea, just "ignore my little foibles"..

there is really a gulf of difference between Richt and Pinkel and it goes well beyond who is the better coach.