re: Georgia fans need to face reality

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This forum makes me literally want to fist fight a lot of the these obnoxious arse fans

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Because you are one?

Hey tough guy. I got some knuckles for you at sonic.

Ive been ridiculed here because the long time posters say my threads are "bad". Stay the course AU24, fight the good fight. I'll be your friend.

How’d your first National Championship game in a Generation work out for you? You know the game where you told me we were going to get beaten in a conclusive manner?

Georgia fans that think last season wasn’t an anomaly and will be in the playoff every year are delusional. It was literally a once in a generation/lifetime event.

You don’t really know that

Don’t know what? That Georgia hasn’t won a National Championship since 1980 and most their fans weren’t even born yet? Georgia isn’t a perennial NC contender. Never has been. That isn’t going to change.

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Georgia fans that think last season wasn’t an anomaly and will be in the playoff every year are delusional. It was literally a once in a generation/lifetime event.

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I'm not a Georgia fan and I think it wasn't an anomaly. I don't think they'll be in the playoffs every year, mind you, because that is once in a generation/lifetime event, and reasonable Bama fans will agree.

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This forum makes me literally want to fist fight a lot of the these obnoxious arse fans. It’s so easy to run your mouth behind a keyboard

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Meet me at Sonic bitch.

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No, they're ridiculing you for your tiny penis and rare cerebral diarrhea condition

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Your hypothesis ( look it up ) is flawed. I can't remember your research at all.

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You'll usually have an indicator of if whether a coach can potentially get it done or not and we simply haven't had that indicator with Kirby Smart, yet with either way.

It's nothing silly like anything historical, frick that, it's an indicator with how they the coach does themselves. The indicator that Mark Richt probably wasn't going to get it done despite elevating Georgia back out of obscurity was West Virginia, 2006.

You'll likely see it in the next three years, if Kirby doesn't get it done in this period and has a bad loss like WV, he's likely heading down the Mark Richt, 2.0 path.

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While your argument is sound -- claims require evidence, no question about it -- the comparison is fatuous. Simply coaching at UGA doesn't imply he's in any way comparable to Richt in any aspect other than the strictly literal (i.e. they have both held the same position at the same university.) Other than the strictly literal, I honestly can't find many points of comparison between the two over the courses of their respective careers. Kirby has a significantly different approach and background from Richt.

So, yes, I concede it's generally just opinion, which I indicated by using the word 'think.' But your opinion, especially including the proscriptivist final sentence, isn't any better. I'd argue it's worse because Kirby has already accomplished something Richt never did in terms of success. I won't be shocked if Kirby fails, because, well, coaching at this is a hectic, unpredictable affair for everyone not named 'Nick Saban' and success/failure can hinge on any number of unforeseen or even unavoidable factors. But what I've seen so far suggests to me that Kirby has a better chance of success than most.