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re: Does Chubb Deserve the Start?

Posted on 10/24/14 at 9:59 am to
Posted by Crowknowsbest
Member since May 2012
26054 posts
Posted on 10/24/14 at 9:59 am to
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Does Chubb Deserve to Start? Short Answer - Yes, he deserves it, no question.

Should he start? No.

To quote Herm Edwards, "Hello, you play to win the game". To do that, you play your best, period. Gurley is the best in the country at his position. You start him. He served his time, probably more then he should have, and now it's time to release him and let him drop the hammer of justice on anyone who gets in the way.

There's no question Chubb has earned to opportunity to start. He would be starting for most any other team in the country. But not here, not now. He will. And he will dominate. He did something for this team that will make us better this year. He helped this team understand the concept of "team". Not in a teachable way, but in an emotional, "in the trenches" kind of way. This team now believes in themselves, not just in Gurley.

So yes, he deserves it. But it shouldn't happen, not yet.

This right here.

Chubb did his job and did it admirably, but now the job is for UGA to beat Florida. Gurley gives us the best chance to do that.

Chubb will get his shot.
Posted by Damn Good Dawg
Member since Feb 2011
47325 posts
Posted on 10/24/14 at 10:40 am to
I am with Crow 100% on this. Hata, I think the idea of Chubb starting is nice and all and the kid deserves a standing ovation when he gets in. But his shot is coming. Next year he can battle Michel to be THE guy for the backfield. Right now Gurley is out guy and there is no shame in that. I don't wanna give Chubb a ceremonial start because I think 1) it isn't neccessarry and 2) idk, maybe it'll put the fire in Chubb's belly (not that he needs more) to keep on keeping on and make the most of his back up carries. The kid now should have the confidence and know that he is capable and he will be great after those 2 games.

And Gurley did make a mistake and put the team in jeopardy with his actions. I think he did and part of his legacy will be tarnished by some if not all. That happened. But idk why we'd punish him further than he already has been by the suspension. I know that isn't what your goal is with this thought but in a way it kind of is a punishment. Let the kid get back in and do what he does best. And then let Chubb get carries against an already devastated defense.
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