re: Mike Bobo to replace Monken at UGA

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Just ask any LSU fan who thought the same thing in 2020.
"Oh we have all the talent and Brady/Ensminger offensive blue print how can we go wrong.........."

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Something tells me Kirby in 2023 will have a better handle on running things than Ed O did in 2020. This is not an apples to apples comparison.

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Something tells me Kirby in 2023 will have a better handle on running things than Ed O did in 2020. This is not an apples to apples comparison.

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The odds that UGA outscores every opponent in 2023 went down.
Monken found ways to get Stetson to perform at a high level in clutch moments.

That said... I expect UGA to put up more ppg in 2023 than 2022.

Game by game results are more important than season ppg results. But knocking Bobo right now is not the smart play. The offense is going to score.

Oof, Petrino isn't looking so bad now.

skirpnasty,

Mississippi State hiring him would be karma biting back!

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According to wikipedia, Mike Bobo was the OC from 2007-2015. Let's take a look at the recruiting, according to 247. Apparently 247 team rankings only go back as far as 2010. From 2010 to 2015 Richt recruited, on average, between #8 and #9 class in the nation.

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True. Where did they rank versus the rest of the conference in those years? Fourth or fifth.

Top 10 classes don't mean much if the guys you're playing every year are outrecruiting you.

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Hilinski. You remember the guy who's brother committed suicide at Washington St because of CTE.

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You are a soft AF hypocrite. You deserve your program

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Would keep in mind though that anyone on this board could probably average 35 PPG with Murray, Gurley, etc… in 2011-2014’s SEC East. The division was so bad Missou was winning titles.


He speaks the truth

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Know what else is truth?

-He never had a high quality OL like he's going to have now. It is a known fact that the biggest achilles heel in all of richt's tenure was OL depth/recruiting.
-In 2013 we lost 4 starting WRs and both starting RBs not even 1/4 of the way through the year (yet still set school records on offense, btw). So yeah you can cite gurley, when in reality there's a whole lot of brendan douglas and jj green in there too.
-He did have 2 great yeras with murray, then had hutson mason. And showing his adaptability, we threw much less in 14 and ran a bunch more. And whaddayaknow, more school records broken.
-He never had a defense like he's going to have now, which will provide the luxury of not being forced to win games on offense every week
-He will never have had the overall talent of blue chippers he'll have now


It's easy to only look at one side of the story.

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Your back to back attempts of reloading have been pathetic

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I'm almost positive we just won the West and had a double digit win season in year one with a new coach in a ptretty big rebuild but hey what do I know right

Looks like Alabama and Georgia gave the Auburn contingent tons of ammo for this off-season.
Kevin Steele & Mike Bobo now coordinating 2 of the SEC's top programs.

Not sure why so many people are crapping on this one. I'm one of the last ones to defend UGA but the whole reason he got the Colorado State job was his offenses the last few years at UGA were pretty good. The 2014 offense with Hutson Mason at QB averaged over 41ppg. The next year with him gone the offense flatlined (26ppg) and Richt was canned.

UGA has more talent now than he had back then without question.