Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate.

[Nash]

If UGA hires a good DC and Murray is as good as he is supposed to be, next year could be VERY special

[Nash]

Would have been better if Murray had a year under his belt. It could very well happen, but Florida is still going to be a top 5 program and Tennessee is only getting better.

i agree on the Murray part. That is why I think he should have played starting with the Vanderbilt game.

Florida will be down for a year. The will lose Tebow and Spikes (their two leaders) along with the rest of their seniors and also potentially 7-8 juniors. Tennessee will be better but the only reason they beat us was because our DC couldnt defend a bootleg. Our DC won't be here next year :rockwoot:

[goDawgs1433]

Love that sig, nash. Ealey could be a VERY special player next year and the year after that. My god.

I do wish that we had gotten Murray some experience this year, but at least he still has all 4 years of eligibility left. Not a terrible tradeoff.

[Sharkweather]

I dont think Dunlap and Haden will return with all the changes to the NFL.

Lot of top juniors going to be coming out for a bigger paycheck.

[Nash]

No way UF is down. They will have a much better offense next year which will include the nation's best offensive line to give Brantley some time. Bostic will be just as good if not better than Spikes. Andre Debose also comes back from injury and will fill in for the Harvin position they needed this year. And I'm pretty sure Dunlap is coming back with a possibility that Haden returns as well.

The key to Florida's offense was the threat of the inside run to Tebow. Their running backs ran horizontally and off tackle. Tebow was the power, between the tackles running game. That is why their offense struggled when Tebow was out this season.

And dont say they won a NC in 2006 with Chris Leak. Their defense won that NC

Florida won't be down long, it will be like 2007 without Tebow.

[NAHSTE]

I don't usually enjoy seeing Georgia win this game, I'm a mild Tech guy just from being from the city. But as a conference homer, I have to LOL a bit at seeing the ACC's top two teams going down to midlevel SEC teams.

[Senser81]

G-Tech has played above their talent level, and their defense isn't good at all, so it shouldn't be that big of a surprise for a midlevel SEC team to beat a top ACC team (the ACC is garbage).

I don't know if Mark Richt is a genius or a criminal. He's obviously fighting for his job after yet another year of underachievement, and the only way Georgia would lose to Tech is if Tech's offense simply outscored Georgia's. So, good work by Georgia to, IMO, intentionally injure Nesbitt early in the game. Tech never really recovered, because they lost basically an entire quarter of offensive production without Nesbitt. They also tried to take out Thomas by impaling him onto the yardage marker 5 yards out of bounds. Weak sauce.

[Nash]

G-Tech has played above their talent level, and their defense isn't good at all, so it shouldn't be that big of a surprise for a midlevel SEC team to beat a top ACC team (the ACC is garbage).

I don't know if Mark Richt is a genius or a criminal. He's obviously fighting for his job after yet another year of underachievement, and the only way Georgia would lose to Tech is if Tech's offense simply outscored Georgia's. So, good work by Georgia to, IMO, intentionally injure Nesbitt early in the game. Tech never really recovered, because they lost basically an entire quarter of offensive production without Nesbitt. They also tried to take out Thomas by impaling him onto the yardage marker 5 yards out of bounds. Weak sauce.

Are you kidding me? Are you seriously saying Richt intentionally told his players to injure Nesbitt?! And if he did, why wait till the second quarter???

It was just a play where Nesbitt got tackled awkwardly and got hurt. Completely incidental. Also they lost a whole quarter of production? He was out two drives. With the first drive ending in a score for Tech and the second drive being a whopping one play.

Also compare this, Nesbitt being out 2 drives in the second quarter or AJ Green (the best WR in the SEC, maybe the country) and Bacarri Rambo (arguably the best DB on our team) being out for the whole game.

[Sharkweather]

Sometimes (actually most of the time), you just ignore Senser.

[Senser81]

Are you kidding me? Are you seriously saying Richt intentionally told his players to injure Nesbitt?! And if he did, why wait till the second quarter???

It was just a play where Nesbitt got tackled awkwardly and got hurt. Completely incidental. Also they lost a whole quarter of production? He was out two drives. With the first drive ending in a score for Tech and the second drive being a whopping one play.

Did you see the play? Bending him backwards well after the whistle is what hurt him. It could have been incidental, but I didn't think so at the time. And the cheap shot on Thomas can only be described as "intent to injure", no? It seemed like there was a lot of bad blood during the game, and it appeared to me that Georgia really had nothing to lose by playing "aggressive".

Just my $0.02. I could be wrong.

[Woy]

Did you see the play? Bending him backwards well after the whistle is what hurt him. It could have been incidental, but I didn't think so at the time. And the cheap shot on Thomas can only be described as "intent to injure", no? It seemed like there was a lot of bad blood during the game, and it appeared to me that Georgia really had nothing to lose by playing "aggressive".

Just my $0.02. I could be wrong.

Hmmm, reminds me of some team in the NFL playoffs last year...

[Senser81]

Sometimes (actually most of the time), you just ignore Senser.

TWEET! 15-yard penalty on Hova for "piling on".

[Nash]

Did you see the play? Bending him backwards well after the whistle is what hurt him. It could have been incidental, but I didn't think so at the time. And the cheap shot on Thomas can only be described as "intent to injure", no? It seemed like there was a lot of bad blood during the game, and it appeared to me that Georgia really had nothing to lose by playing "aggressive".

Just my $0.02. I could be wrong.

What happened was this, our team has made alot of "almost" tackles this year where a player breaks the tackle at the last second. Since the Tennessee Tech game, our players have been holding on to the player till the whistle blows to make sure he is down. Nesbitt landed awkwardly with his leg being caught under our huge DT Kade Weston. Our linebacker Marcus Dowtin was holding on from behind but his back was leaning against Tech's running back Allen. When Allen moved, Dowtin lost balance and fell backwards causing Nesbitt to go with him all while his leg was caught under Weston. Completely incidental.

On the Thomas play, it was definitely a late hit. Late hits have been a problem all year but it wasnt trying to harm Thomas. Our player was tackling him late and then Bryan Evans came late and couldn't slow down fast enough and ran into both of them. This caused the tackle to go sideways into the first down marker. Nothing more, nothing less

[goDawgs1433]

Willie Martinez has been out on the road recruiting this week. FUCK.

[NAHSTE]

Willie Martinez has been out on the road recruiting this week. FUCK.

He might just be telling his group of guys to keep their commits. Larry Porter is calling all of our kids and just making sure they're still solid and that he's leaving on good terms, etc.

I wouldn't be surprised if Willie was just helping out as the least he could do.