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re: Kirby vs. UF this year is the same point in his tenure as Richt was for the 2007 UF game
Posted on 10/21/22 at 9:44 am to WG_Dawg
Posted on 10/21/22 at 9:44 am to WG_Dawg
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what was he thinking?!??
That he needed a gimmick, or fake juice, to beat an inferior UF team?
I don't know what else he could have been thinking. Maybe you could explain it to me....
Posted on 10/21/22 at 9:46 am to Porter Osborne Jr
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Didn’t we start to win more in the series when we started getting our bye the week before? I feel like UF always had a bye before our game and we waited years to get it too.
Correct.
I think 2006 was the last time that we didn't have a bye before playing Florida.
8-7 against the gators since then.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 9:50 am to MadQfrog
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Richt was such an underachiever and UF made him their bitch. Dude has so much talent that year and couldn’t get it done. So glad he is gone.
Richt was 4-5 against the gators since we added the bye week before the game in Jax.
There is too much frustration from the 90s and early 2000s that UGA fans don't appreciate how competitive the series has been the past 15 years.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 9:53 am to Cheer
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That he needed a gimmick, or fake juice, to beat an inferior UF team?
telling the 11 guys who scored a TD to get really fired up and he didn't care if they got penalized isn't fake juice or a gimmick.
And if you're one of the dullards that think he orchestrated what actually ended up happening, then you aren't worth even continuing the discussion with since that line of thinking has been proven wrong time and time and time again.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 9:55 am to Cheer
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That he needed a gimmick, or fake juice, to beat an inferior UF team?
I don't know what else he could have been thinking. Maybe you could explain it to me....
Florida was the more talented team under Urban Meyer.
Florida was 13-1 in 2006 with a national championship.
In 2007, they beat #8 Kentucky at Kentucky prior to their bye week.
They were ranked #9 when they played us in JAX (we were #20 having lost to unranked south Carolina and tennessee).
Did you follow UGA football during the Matt Stafford era?
This post was edited on 10/21/22 at 9:56 am
Posted on 10/21/22 at 10:11 am to meansonny
I've "followed" UGA football since the 70's, Sonny.
UF had two losses going into that 2007 game, and was in the middle of a rebuild, having lost much of the previous class. They finished 9-4 and was arguably the worst UF squad under Meyer while that 2007 team had the makings of one of the better squads under Richt.
None of which says anything about the bottle of "fake juice" St. Mark the Pious uncorked on that field that day.
But, Richt will always have his apologists, and no one can deny that he was a better coach than Donnan or Goff, so it's hard to argue with his defenders.
Me? I tired of him early on, shortly after Senor Willie was promoted. No matter how good Richt was, or how close he got, there was always the feeling that he was still doing less with more at the University.
His recruiting has a nice facade to it, but if you looked past that you'd always find the holes in those classes: too few OL in any given year, too few DL, etc. Richt was, to me, the face of "wait til next year" and you'd actually believe it when you said it.
He was the Lucy to our Charlie Brown.
But, all that aside, glad to have the Bainbridge Bearcat running the program. No fake juice or skin shedding there.
"Are you sayin' that?"
-Mark Richt
UF had two losses going into that 2007 game, and was in the middle of a rebuild, having lost much of the previous class. They finished 9-4 and was arguably the worst UF squad under Meyer while that 2007 team had the makings of one of the better squads under Richt.
None of which says anything about the bottle of "fake juice" St. Mark the Pious uncorked on that field that day.
But, Richt will always have his apologists, and no one can deny that he was a better coach than Donnan or Goff, so it's hard to argue with his defenders.
Me? I tired of him early on, shortly after Senor Willie was promoted. No matter how good Richt was, or how close he got, there was always the feeling that he was still doing less with more at the University.
His recruiting has a nice facade to it, but if you looked past that you'd always find the holes in those classes: too few OL in any given year, too few DL, etc. Richt was, to me, the face of "wait til next year" and you'd actually believe it when you said it.
He was the Lucy to our Charlie Brown.
But, all that aside, glad to have the Bainbridge Bearcat running the program. No fake juice or skin shedding there.
"Are you sayin' that?"
-Mark Richt
Posted on 10/21/22 at 10:16 am to Cheer
Cheer, you are a real piece of shite. Mark Richt is an outstanding human and our problems have always been with University or Athleic Department leadership.
We finally broke thru with Kirby but if you look back, it was never going to go any way but the way it did.
We finally broke thru with Kirby but if you look back, it was never going to go any way but the way it did.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 10:19 am to lewis and herschel
Posted on 10/21/22 at 10:39 am to Cheer
Again, wasnt going to work out any other way than it did. CMR had his faults, 1) he left way too much to chance involving the roster 2) He thought he deserved to think a $4 mill a year job allowed for him to think trophies just gather dust. While our peers won NCs...
That said, he has to live with the fact he never reached the mountain top professionally either and also learned his alma mater treated him far worse than we did....
Respect the man and his faults for bei g an amazing leader of young men.
That said, he has to live with the fact he never reached the mountain top professionally either and also learned his alma mater treated him far worse than we did....
Respect the man and his faults for bei g an amazing leader of young men.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 10:47 am to lewis and herschel
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Respect the man and his faults for bei g an amazing leader of young men.
Not to be argumentative, because I realize I'm arguing against an image of a man that is deeply ingrained into the minds of the majority of the fan base, but Mark Richt presided over a lot of arrests and bad behaviors during his tenure.
We get a lot less "god speak" out of this administration, and a lot more results.
I'll take the latter.
You will always have the bad apples, no matter how "fine" of a man you believe to have at the helm.
Anyway, 2007 WLOCP followed by the AU blackout a few weeks after. That was certainly a time where I believed Richt had finally put it all together, and I tried, again, to kick the football Lucy was holding at the start of 2008.
Good grief!
Anyway, we always stand upon the shoulders of those who came before, and I guess it could be said that Kirby has had an easier go of it than Richt. I will concede to that, somewhat. Still, there was no excuse for the gaping holes in Richts recruiting classes.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 10:49 am to Cheer
Wow! You sound like a horrible human being.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 10:51 am to Cheer
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Mark Richt presided over a lot of arrests and bad behaviors during his tenure.
This always perplexed me re: Richt because his whole brand was shaping young men into men. However, his teams ran amuck during the off season.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 10:52 am to Cheer
Richt should have been fired in year one after the inexplicable ending goal line call against Auburn at home. That sloppy shite Tuberville was laughing his arse off.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 10:54 am to Whiznot
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Richt should have been fired in year one
holy retarded take batman
Posted on 10/21/22 at 10:59 am to Whiznot
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Richt should have been fired in year one after the inexplicable ending goal line call against Auburn at home. That sloppy shite Tuberville was laughing his arse off.
Maybe there was some foreshadowing for years to come, but I felt he needed to go after the 2009 season. Richard Samuel as our featured back and losing to UCF in the bowl.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 11:04 am to Cheer
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UF had two losses going into that 2007 game, and was in the middle of a rebuild, having lost much of the previous class. They finished 9-4 and was arguably the worst UF squad under Meyer while that 2007 team had the makings of one of the better squads under Richt
Hindsight is always 20/20. Going into that UF game, the 2007 season was teetering towards disaster. We had gotten frog stomped in Knoxville, lost to USCjr because we couldn't score touchdowns in the red zone, and had just won at Vandy on a last second field goal where the team celebrated like they had won the Super Bowl. It was not looking good. On top of that, we were down to one healthy scholarship RB (Knowshon). IIRC, Florida was almost a two touchdown favorite coming into that game.
Florida was coming off a win at Kentucky, who was a top 10 team after they beat #1 LSU. Stevie Wonder could see what the celebration did for that team for the rest of the season.
This post was edited on 10/21/22 at 11:05 am
Posted on 10/21/22 at 11:08 am to meansonny
Nice. Too bad it took 15 years to figure it out
Posted on 10/21/22 at 11:15 am to Dawg4Life47
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he needed to go after the 2009 season. Richard Samuel as our featured back and losing to UCF in the bowl.
those are different seasons.
I happen to know for a fact that Richt was told after 2010 that he needed to either win 10 games or the east in 2011 or he was going to be let go. We actually ended up doing both of those things in 2011, then had the great 2012 so he bougth himself a few more years. But he definitely didn't have a lifetime pass, it only took 1 mediocre year (2009) followed by one bad year (2010) for the PTB to make it known it was do or die time.
This post was edited on 10/21/22 at 11:21 am
Posted on 10/21/22 at 11:27 am to WG_Dawg
Anyone who was a fan from 1984- 2000, would have and should have given Richt some slack based on the team on the field. Cheer clearly forgets that the UF win in 1997 was likely the pinnacle of UGA football in that time period preceding Richt in Dooley’s mail it in, Goff, and Donnan years… The team became a lot more relevant under Richt. As far as support, imagine if Richt had the admin support Smart does? Richt was paying assistants under the table with his own money. There was a lot wrong with the ADept and Richt’s teams, but his support was strong because he was likable and he was the guy who made us relevant again. Too bad he never won a Natty.
Posted on 10/21/22 at 11:44 am to Cheer
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UF had two losses going into that 2007 game
Yeah.
To ranked opponents. Lol
UGA had 2 losses going into that game and a 1-6 record against the East in the prior 7 games.
You are telling me that UGA had more talent on the roster than Urban Meyer's Florida team (who won the national championship in 2006 and 2008)
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Me? I tired of him early on
Here's your cookie.
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His recruiting has a nice facade to it, but if you looked past that you'd always find the holes in those classes: too few OL in any given year, too few DL, etc.
No shite. That is why I challenged you that the 2007 UGA team was more talented than Florida. It wasn't.
You are talking out of both sides of your mouth on this one.
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But, all that aside, glad to have the Bainbridge Bearcat running the program.
He is a step up from richt.
But no one is arguing against that.
You are old man shaking his fists at the clouds right now.
And you may be a little senile on your team facts/biases.
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