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re: CMR has to step up THIS SEASON

Posted on 9/13/15 at 7:08 am to
Posted by DawgGONIT
Member since May 2015
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Posted on 9/13/15 at 7:08 am to
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Please fire Richt so we can beg and plead for a .500 season! PLEEEEASE!!!!


You and any other fan who thinks like this for ANY fanbase is a problem. Richt hasn't won the SEC in 10 years, and in those 10 absent years Richt has only won the SEC East 2 times. 2 out of 10 for the SEC East

Yeah I get it, UGA isn't a top tier program and it is too much to expect an SEC championship or NC out of Richt. 9-10 wins is all that is needed, b/c as some folks on here have already pointed out, winning a NC wouldn't really do much for the program and the fans. So yes if you want to stay middle of the pack and put the 3rd most people in the NFL after Bama and LSU (who are just a couple of people ahead of us and UGA ranks 5th in the nation) yet not win anything of significance, then lets keep Richt.

Also who thought Richt was a great hire before he got to UGA? He was just a OC/qb coach at FSU who produced some good offensive stats, but then again we could also find many other OC/qb coaches RIGHT NOW with those similar qualifications. So my point is that if Richt came in with no proven head coaching experience and done good with all the loaded talent in the state of GA, then I'm sure some other coach could come in and do the same. It is just funny that people say if we fire Richt, then we will take the same road as Tenn did with Fulmer. I don't see how this logic works. That is to assume that UGA hires some terrible coach, when in fact I'm sure a bunch of good/great coaches would line up to be HC at UGA. Hell if we were able to pull in Pruitt who just came off 2 NC's to UGA, then I'm sure we could pull in a coach equal to Richt if not better.
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