re: Confirmed: Pruitt told Smart he wanted to stay

That was sarcasm haha. I am completely on board, totally agree with Crow's synopsis, and have considered Pruitt to be water under the bridge for a while now.

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That was sarcasm haha.

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I knew that, just commenting further for Jodeaux...

The rest of your post said he was a good recruiter and a good coach. No one disagrees with that. He also has a personality that is difficult for a coach of 15+ years to deal with, let alone a first time HC.

frickit and frick pruitt. I back my dawgs and kirby was/is a dawg. Ill be happy watching the games no matter if its a shitshow or a natty. I will piss and moan if we lose but who wouldn't. I agree if he was gonna be shittin in my daisy garden like a five year old throwing a tantrum then off with him. Time to quit bitchin about the coaches on the way out and support the one we have in place as well as those not announced yet. or whichever works for ya best. This directed towards those knocking the move not dawgsontop.

I was just about to post at least part of that ATL...

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Pruitt was a source of dissension not only within the athletic department, but within the coaching staff. Some members of Mark Richt’s staff told the former head coach they weren’t staying if Pruitt was retained.

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That's the HUGE part.

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The Bulldogs faced only three SEC teams with winning records this season — Alabama, Tennessee and Florida — and Georgia gave up an average of 437 yards and 34.3 points in those games. And Pruitt was a source of dissension not only within the athletic department, but within the coaching staff. Some members of Mark Richt’s staff told the former head coach they weren’t staying if Pruitt was retained.

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Mother fricking this...

I'm tired of hearing how great this defense was this year. The defense was exposed in the games that mattered as well, just not to the same degree as the offense.

Ultimately, you can look across the entire SEC and overall QB play was not sharp. There was discussion on 680 today on that very topic as to why the SEC overall has been down this year and not "the best conference". This really started last year, but the last 2 years have seen a lot of turnover at the QB position. Not a lot of teams with solid incumbents. Just another reason to solidify the firing of Richt and not really a stat to hang your hat on if you're Jeremy Pruitt in my opinion. I held out most of the year with a jury's still out opinion, and while I'd have loved him to stay and get one more season (keep some recruits and ideally get him out of the SEC if we let him go for 2017), I can't fault the decision to get rid of him either for many of the same reasons stated.

I agree partly with the defense was exposed against good teams thing. It's really hard to have a good defense when your offense does nothing the whole game.

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In conclusion, you're a fricking idiot if you aren't mad we didn't keep Pruitt

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Put it like this-

I buy a Wendy's because I love fricking frosty's.
You are the manager there, you sweep floors, you make that shitty chili, you do it all.
I say, you know what, all these idiots in here have got to go. It's my money on the line and I wanna put my best people there, so I hire my people......not the chili making, sweeping, dumbass that thinks he knows everything. This ain't Burger King.

Just like that.....you're fired the same way as Pruitt was.

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I missed lunched

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