
DawgsLife
| Favorite team: | Georgia |
| Location: | Ellijay, Ga. |
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| Registered on: | 6/18/2013 |
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You just going to skip over WW I? Come on, dude. At least attempt to be consistent.
Bad optics. Florida fielded a team in 1917 and 1918 during WW I! OMG!
In fairness to Florida, when they fielded a team in 1917 and 1918 when other schools did not, the finished 2-4 and 0-1, so while fielding teams against diminished competition they still were pretty awful.
Congratulations? :popcorn:
re: Did you know that Georgia, LSU, and Vandy football players dodged the draft in 1943?
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/27/26 at 2:01 pm to ForeverGator
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You do know that the upperclassmen at Georgia still played that year as they didn’t get drafted (yet).
They were not drafted yet, so what was the problem?
quote:No they didn't. Florida lost several players and coaches. Not all of their upperclassmen. Don't paint it as something that it was not. They lost several during the season, too, as did Georgia.
While Florida lost all of their upperclassmen to the draft and scrapped together a very inexperienced and depleted team and decided not to do that again the following year.
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This makes you worse for this argument.
You just going to skip over WW I? Come on, dude. At least attempt to be consistent.
Bad optics. Florida fielded a team in 1917 and 1918 during WW I! OMG!
:lol:
re: Did you know that Georgia, LSU, and Vandy football players dodged the draft in 1943?
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/27/26 at 1:50 pm to ForeverGator
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This is mostly a bash to Georgia for having their upperclassmen the year before and winning a national title that they gladly claim, while other schools suffered the same issues in 1942 that they faced in 1943.
Well of course we will claim 1942. Didn't Florida field a team in 1942 along with most if not all aother colleges?
After checking i see that Florida indeed did field a team in 1942. I know this because Georgia beat Florida 75-0 in 1942. :lol:
So, if you are going to (in your words) bash Georgia, then we can only think you were bashing Army and Navy for also fielding teams.
re: Did you know that Georgia, LSU, and Vandy football players dodged the draft in 1943?
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/27/26 at 1:39 pm to ForeverGator
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I think you take that too seriously. We're talking about optics of the schools fielding teams during WWII.
It's not a good look. Period.
I will ask again, then. How about schools that fielded teams during WW I?
re: Did you know that Georgia, LSU, and Vandy football players dodged the draft in 1943?
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/27/26 at 1:38 pm to ForeverGator
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7 teams in the SEC at the time decided to NOT field a football team.
LSU decided to play. Bad optics.
What about 1917 and 1918? bad optics for Florida? :dunno:
re: Auburn is the Grandfather of the SEC.
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/25/26 at 12:20 pm to Auburn10percent
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The first team to play, and beat, UGA's arse in 1892.
Pretty close to the last time Auburn beat Georgia, too. :lol:
Sorry. I couldn't resist. It just seemed odd that you wanted to flex about a game played 134 years ago.
re: UGA is melting hard cause LA didn’t want to entrust their future to a 7th year non grad
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/25/26 at 12:14 pm to GoGators1995
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SEC titles don't mean anything?
Poor wording on my part. What I meant was that the National Championship game means more. MUCH more. Given the choice, which would you rather win? The SEC Championship game or the National Championship game?
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So now we can agree that SEC Championship games are meaningless because Georgia got smoked that year and still got their rematch just like Bama got smoked during the rematch last year.
Are they meaningless? Because, if i recall correctly we beat Alabama's brains out this past one. So....you tell me. Are they meaningless...or not?
I'm easy. You decide. Is the SEC Championship game meaningless, or not? All I said was that the National title game matters more than the SEC Championship game, and i will stand by that statement.
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He was too busy doing blow and stalking underage girls while Pete Golding was secretly the mastermind behind Ole Miss’ season. Am I doing it right?
I have no problem with Lane Kiffin and think he was a good pickup for LSU.
That said, I think it odd that apparently some LSU fans think it is a gotcha that Ole Miss did not have any players picked in the first round, when it was Kiffin that was their coach. :dunno:
re: Kiffin, LSU with the highest draft pick from the SEC | 0 Ole Miss players drafted 1st rnd
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/25/26 at 6:35 am to WilliamTaylor21
I would think LSU should have kept Orgeron then, since they have not beaten Kirby since those games.
Since 2019LSU has managed records of:
5-5
6-7
10-4
10-3
9-4
with no playoff appearances.
Kirby broke LSU.
Since 2019LSU has managed records of:
5-5
6-7
10-4
10-3
9-4
with no playoff appearances.
Kirby broke LSU.
re: Kiffin, LSU with the highest draft pick from the SEC | 0 Ole Miss players drafted 1st rnd
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/24/26 at 9:12 am to WilliamTaylor21
I'm trying to wrap my head around your point.
Are you saying that no player that Lane Kiffin developed got drafted in the first round?
Are you saying that no player that Lane Kiffin developed got drafted in the first round?
re: UGA is melting hard cause LA didn’t want to entrust their future to a 7th year non grad
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/24/26 at 9:08 am to Simple Solution
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Alabama can only beat Georgia when we have injuries.
FIFY :cheers:
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Young had 140 more passing yards with second string receivers while Bennett had McConkey and the best tight end in the country to throw to.
:lol:
Crap dude. You mean he had 140 more yards after throwing the ball 57 times compared to Bennett's 26? Amazing! That tends to happen when you're getting beat.
Let's not forget that Young also threw two very bad and crushing Interceptions.
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Wouldn’t call that an arse beating.
Well...15 points. :lol:
quote:Congrats on winning a game that mean absolutely nada. :cheers:
There’s also the fact that Bama dominated Georgia a few weeks prior in Atlanta.
quote:In other words, we won when it mattered? Is that what you are pointing out?
Georgia’s only wins against Bama since 2007 are rematches lol
SOME Alabama fans have a very unusual way of looking at things, but hey....thanks for pointing those things out. Oh, and since you want to take shots, we have won two titles since Alabama last won theirs.
re: Something for the “blue bloods” to take note of.
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/22/26 at 6:43 pm to Gatorbait2008
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Thanks..and I agree on adding them
Thanks for doing the list. I don't want you to think I am one of those guys that...well...I have seen some people go into a lot of work and thought putting something together and other people just come ion here and criticize what they did. I thought your list was very good as it was...but just could have had a couple more add ons. Thanks for understanding. :cheers:
Wow! I thought you were trolling Georgia, honestly. They must have let AI do the title. :lol: :cheers:
Am I not seeing things correctly? Georgia has the #1 ranking but you said LSU and OSU leads the way? :lol:
What am I missing?
What am I missing?
Decision making could be a problem, but i don't see him as some villain. He was not a good fit at Georgia. But QBs are notorious to be a bit prima donna-ish. Strong personalities.
Seems odd that one said he had all the tools but his detraction came from his personality? I mean, these guys thought Ryan Leaf, Jeff George, Randy Moss, Terrell Owens were great. Granted some were, but if personality were the worst trait, then I don't see that being totally off putting. There has to be something more.
I have heard whispers about his personality, for sure, but I doubt with all of the strong personalities in the NFL it doesn't seem like that would be the big drawback. has to be more to it than that.
Seems odd that one said he had all the tools but his detraction came from his personality? I mean, these guys thought Ryan Leaf, Jeff George, Randy Moss, Terrell Owens were great. Granted some were, but if personality were the worst trait, then I don't see that being totally off putting. There has to be something more.
I have heard whispers about his personality, for sure, but I doubt with all of the strong personalities in the NFL it doesn't seem like that would be the big drawback. has to be more to it than that.
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Haven't you heard? Just making the CWS makes you awesome. Winning a title makes you elite, unless you're Texas. Then you have to have 9 or 10 CWS titles to just be "good."
I don't now if people have not looked up to see exactly what Texas has done in baseball or what. Seems odd. And just making it to Omaha is pretty freaking good. The Rant is a strange place. It's like nobody is allowed to look at another teams accomplishment and give them credit. They have to try to criticize everybody else to make their own team seem better. :lol:
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Todd Grantham is the winner of this thread
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When Floirda fans agree with Georgia fans, or vice-versa, it is probably the truth.
Exactly. I can't say the number of times we had defensive players looking at the sidelines with their palms in the air not knowing what to do when Grantham was coaching. His scheme was either too difficult to grasp, or he could not teach it properly. I read it was just a very difficult to grasp scheme for college players. :cheers:
re: Assistants who you can't figure out why they keep getting jobs
Posted by DawgsLife on 4/22/26 at 1:48 pm to Bert Macklin FBI
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Bobo is an average OC at best. He is lucky to be on a team that recruits really well. An average OC with great talent can win a lot of games. He is without question a step down from Todd Monken.
I think the other poster that said Bobo is a good OC is correct. Definitely not great....but definitely good. Yes, he is not in Monken's tier, but very few are.
But every coordinator is at least a bit of a product of the talent they have to work with. Monken would have had terrible years at Georgia if we had not had excellent talent. But he took very good talent and elevated it, too. Bobo has good talent and gets good results. Bobo is good...not great.
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What do they do once they are there?
Well, they have 6 titles. Just behind USCw and LSU.....so...they do pretty well, wouldn't you agree?
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