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I have zero issues with Kirby, I am an old coot, see things through multi generations of Georgia fans. The idea that Georgia won't lose games is just not realistic, also Auburn, and UF will not stay down in the new NIL era. We play them both every year, get ready for close contested games. The better programs from the last 10-15 years are being neutralized by money, like Bama, Ohio St, Georgia more like the NFL. The problem I see, how long do fans buy tickets to see 8-4, 7-5 teams, that are basically professional. Maybe the 24 team playoff will keep fans interested.

In Columbus. My first UGA game in 1958. Lot of fans might not know game was played in Columbus for 35 years. Hard to believe, very different era, but fans were just as passionate.

Hurt or not, I wouldn't play him today. Dawgs are going to be in a bad state of mind. why lose your future QB mentally and maybe get him hurt., plus lose the game anyway.

created and enforced across college football, look for the SEC to break away from the NCAA and form a new playoff. Could be the ACC or some ACC teams join in. Makes no sense to compete with unlimited Billionaire money, with no rules or limits. It may take a few more years, but it's all about buying the best team, and at some point, it makes no since. Even the NFL has limits that levels the playing field, making it the most watched sports. College football is still popular because fans still associate the school with the team, how long will that last, especially when they start losing. JMHO

UGA football has been a life time of enjoyment. I hope the new all for money era works, I have my doubts, longterm.

Dawgs were a few injuries away from being in game last night, Indiana brought a bunch of players from JMU with Cignetti, then bought a great QB and others. Everything had to jell just right, and it has so far. Georgia can do the same thing, but so can a bunch more teams. Make the playoffs and you have as good a chance as any team. Fans that want dominance, better find something besides college football. This is the day of the portal, like it or not.

I know most don't care about an opinion from an old coot ,been going to games in Athens and all over the south to watch the Dawgs for 7 decades. IMHO. Georgia is a Blue Blood school, hell, even fired coaches won't leave Athens, it's a unique program. The last 10 years have been special, losing a CPO game is disappointing, but with Kirby Dawgs will likely get more chances. In the new buy a team era, if you make the CPO's you had a good season.

where all built more on the portal than recruiting. I'm know Kirby is well aware of the portal metrics, going to interesting to watch over next few weeks. As an old fan, I would be a bit concerned about the change in college football from amateur to simi-professional, over the long term. Lot of billionaires that can't get close to NFL franchise or going to try and buy a college team. Folks may laugh at that, but it's just a matter of time.

Kicking game will have best chance to win. I like our chances.

"What makes this meeting even stranger is that it may not matter at all. The way the new College Football Playoff works, Georgia and Alabama might very well end up playing again in a few weeks. Maybe even in this same building. Maybe even for something that the the white guys in suits will insist is “bigger.” Spare me.The stakes have never been lower for a game that still makes everyone sick to their stomach."


No matter what Kirby says, IMHO, I think he would rather not be in this game. It's all about the playoffs, and nothing to be gained by playing another game that could injure more players. I know what it means more money for the fat cats and ESPN, but UGA needs healthy players more than money.