If we make it to next Tuesday without a coach, McGarity is gone. There's no way you can fire Richt if you sit at least have one or two names lined up. He's an idiot, but I don't think he's completely incompetent.

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Posted by tylerdurden24

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Posted on 12/1/15 at 8:42 am to Dawgsontop34

I think we all missed the boat entirely firing Richt; his product on the field was just symptomatic of an even more fatal issue: our administration is as reactionary as they come and doesn't have a single proactive, enterprising bone in its body.

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Posted by GurleyGirl

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Posted on 12/1/15 at 9:08 am to Dawgsontop34

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If we make it to next Tuesday without a coach, McGarity is gone. There's no way you can fire Richt if you sit at least have one or two names lined up. He's an idiot, but I don't think he's completely incompetent.

There's a plan and the plan is the same as it always has been: maximize profit.

The plan has already been discussed extensively on this board; most likely they will hire DC, Kirby Smart, and pay him less than Richt since he has zero HC experience. They will go through the motions of the hiring process with multiple interviews, etc. but they already know who they want to hire.

The one thing we should never forget as Georgia fans: the goal of our administration is to maximize profits. Winning a NC is not a priority. Increasing our academic standing is likely more of a priority than winning a NC in football. As long as we win enough to keep the money rolling in they will be happy which is why we should have just kept Richt until he was ready to retire on his own terms.

Translation: if we do actually make a home run hire, for instance someone like Chip Kelly, etc., I will totally shocked and will happily eat my crow.