re: 5* RB Lorenzo Lingard to Miami

He moves the line back whenever you tell him something that proves him wrong. Or he ignores it and brings up something unrelated that has nothing to do with anything he was arguing before.

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Would it be better if he did like you either answering a question with an irrelevant response or ignoring a point altogether?

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TJ does something.

Georgia TJ defends him.

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No, but Of course your perspective is off. Look at it how it really is, which is simply me calling you out for your awful posting style, which has been observed in multiple threads over the course of the past month or so. For example, your take on the uga and uf o's. It's really rich to see you of all people call others out.

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What in the frick are you talking about? Jesus, it's really weird when people stalk me for one thread about Georgia thinking they're ''back'' from one recruiting class and simply water that down to my posting style.

What other posts are you talking about? What other threads?

Sorry that you guys think you've got something going here, you've been thinking that for a while.

If you think Georgia was as barren as Florida at any position from the offensive perspective from 2015, you're absolutely out of your mind.

I mean, I guess we had a ''redshirt'' Freshman instead of a Freshman.

Then you say McGee, when he had more yards at UVA in spite of starting less games (8 less games) and participating in 2 less games total.

Who then, DRob? Maybe Kelvin Taylor?

Sorry your top ten recruiting classes got you skulldragged by Ole Miss and you lost to Vanderbilt with your new expensive unproven coach.

I'm sure things are changing.

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UF guys like Drob and McGee.

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That's a lot of talent you listed there. Amazing. Whoa. Two guys who might be above average but certainly didn't look the part when two underclassmen came in and did better.

So basically your assessment on me is over...essentially the same concept?

That I think your new coach is kinda similar to Muschamp?

Time will tell.

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Back to the point, Drob was 5th in SEC receiving in 2014 and McGee was highly productive in 2013. Despite that, You are the one claiming UGA's O situation was much better. Well, tell us about the names of our great OL, WR, and TE situations.

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Yep. There was a big difference in the team at that time, want to guess what?

Offensive Line: DJ Humphries (JR), Chaz Green (RSSR), Trenton Brown (SR), Tyler Moore (JR), Trip Thurman (JR).

One of them went to the draft early, so four offensive linemen left the team which made for six offensive linemen total when McElwain stepped on the team.

Furthermore, Treon Harris (The QB is the most important part) is no Jacob Eason.

The difference is: Georgia actually has playmakers. Your coach simply doesn't know how to coach up an offense. There is talent and experience on your offensive line (something we don't have) and let's review your 2014 and 2015 class.

5 Star Athlete Receiver Terry Godwin.

4 Star TE Jackson Harris.

4 Star Receiver Jayson Stanley.

4 Star Tight End Jeb Blazevich.

4 Star Receivers Shakenneth Williams, Isaiah McKenzie.

So let's look at Florida in 2014 and 2015.

2014 class:

Treon Harris. (lol)

J.C. Jackson (transferred).

Will Grier. (Pissed hot.) That's literally it on the offensive side of the ball outside of Sharpe who was fricking injured before the season started.

So, that leaves us with almost all underclassmen playing with a beaten up Sharpe/Dillard on the offensive line with no quarterback outside of Treon Harris.

Trust me, we didn't have anyone.

No QB (vs. Jacob m'fin' Eason), TE was decent (only position, but Georgia had 2 4 stars to work with), WR we had one player who was a 4 star (vs. 3 + 1 5 that Georgia had), Kelvin Taylor who was a bust (vs. Chubb and Michel) working behind a mostly beat up line with our RG playing Center (pretty sure Georgia didn't do this, double checked, nope, sure didn't).

So maybe, and this is just a thought: Your coach is way, way in over his head and has no idea how to run a competent offense in spite of having the pieces? In fact, just looking at your OL.

Catalina had started 33 games before Kirby got there.

Wynn had played in 24.

Kublanow had 36 starts.

Greg Pyke had 23.

Gaillard was the only player who had only 2 starts before stepping on the field. Your backups had more experience than some of our starters.

Mason Halter: FCS (McElwain recruit) 0 snaps in Division 1 Football.

Trip Thurman: One of just three players, and the only offensive player, to start every game on the season… 10 starts before 2015.

Cameron Dillard: Played in 4 games.

Antonio Riles: Played in 4 games.

David Sharpe: Played in 6 games.

Just for some perspective: Your center had started more games than four of our starting linemen combined.

Those are the starters, you don't even want to see who their backups were.

So you had better receivers (by stars alone), better running backs (by production alone), better offensive linemen (something like 92 starts vs. 10 if we're not counting Division II football starts for Halter), way better quarterback and multiple four star tight ends.

How on Earth do you think it's comparable by any stretch of the imagination?

Glory, thanks but no thanks. Just stay out of you don't want to talk recruiting.

Uf missed out on another big time recruit. That, and A comparison of the uga and uf offenses inherited by new coaches, is all about recruiting. Why does that bother you so much? Feel free to stay out of threads you aren't interested in, and if you must post, try to participate like an adult.

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our RG playing Center (pretty sure Georgia didn't do this, double checked, nope, sure didn't).

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Thats because we our RG, who was benched in 2015, was forced to play RT all season long.

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Catalina had started 33 games before Kirby got there.

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Zero starts at UGA. You dont even know this guy transferred in from RHODE ISLAND? You keep on digging that hole man.

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Gaillard was the only player who had only 2 starts

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Starts? He only played in 2 games in 2015 because he was a DL the year before. Never played a meaningful snap until 2016.

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Kelvin Taylor who was a bust

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Oh, so UF can have busts, but UGA can't?

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No QB (vs. Jacob m'fin' Eason

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You are still trying to argue having a true freshman at QB is an advantage over a guy who had a 146 passer rating in 2014? You may think Treon sucked, but that just means he played like most true freshman QB's do. It's silly to make this anything other than a wash.

No logical reason for you to care so much about a thread you have zero interest in. It shouldn't bother you in any way.