Prove your claim...Prove it was Kirby that wanted to modernize that offense and start Fields, or at the very least play him in a more significant manner, and it was Jim Chaney, his subordinate assistant coach, that vetoed that in favor of Fromm and forced out Fields...Do you realize how ridiculous that sounds when you say it out loud?...Nevertheless, prove it or you're pulling it out of your ass, guy.
Modernize? What the heck are you . Kirby wants the team to wear leather helmets ? LOL. The OSU has a guy rush for 1800 yards, Fields tosses for about 3K. They run alot of the same sets as UGA. RPO's. You making it like UGA lining up in the power eye. Difference is they have a guy who can put the ball in the hands of the playmakers. UGA dont. But they used to. They just let him hand it off or put him in the wildcat 2-3 times a game. You see what QBJF is doing now? Well Chaney had THAT guy in his arsenal and tried to use him like a carnival side show. Hope y'all get yer $1.5M worth. Ha
Wtf are you talking about hope we get our $1.5M worth?...But regardless, Georgia has not run RPO's, the way teams with real offenses do, since Smart has been there...Fromm might pull it occasionally and throw it, but 90% of the time it's an inside dive from that set...It's predictable as crap, motion pop pass, inside dive, wildcat with Swift, Fromm throws safe pass, etc...He's tried that, as he calls it, "man ball" crap since he got there, and he's been able to cover up his stubbornness on offense and glaring deficiencies as an in game coach by out talent-ing the majority of teams he's coached against...That won't last forever, and you know it.
That's not called "dumbing it down", nitwit, what you wrote was borderline indecipherable nonsense that people with a functioning brain would have trouble reading...And no, you get the best athletes because the majority of them are Georgia kids who grew up UGA fans and would have gone to play there whether Smart was there or not...It's not their fault that Georgia has an average coach coaching them, they just wanted to be Bulldogs.
But they'd be stupid to fire Richt for a second time...Richt had them going as a nice, inoffensive program, that won a good amount of games yearly and every now and then sprang up and ALMOST won something important, I reckon that's a good spot for Georgia...And they need to not try and not get way too big for their britches, because they don't wanna end up with Jim Donnan or Ray Goff again.
Lessee...Sony Michel, south Florida.
Ok Dudleys, I assume you've been following Tennessee football long enough to remember when UT was, in some small measure, relevant. Are you telling me that you're good with what you've witnessed your program endure for the last, oh, 15 or so years, and that somehow what UGA had to suffer through during the so-called "Mark Richt" years was in any way comparable to the utter incompetence your program has put on display during the same span of time? I can quickly name at least 10 SEC programs that would gladly put up with the "har-ra" UGA fans were subjected to when Mark Richt was the coach. It is astonishing to me that a fan of a program that has as dysfunctional of an AD as UT would comment on when a rival program should let go of their football coach.
