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Running Back Situation is Getting Worse
Posted on 18 Jul 2011 by Brenden Hull.
A position that was supposed to be a strength for the Bulldogs in 2011 has quickly turned into a major liability. First, Washaun Ealey left the team by “mutual agreement” after the conclusion of spring practice. His departure followed several disciplinary issues, including two suspensions in the last seven months. Mark Richt had constantly stated that Ealey needed to improve his beh...
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My take on Georgia’s eligibility issues
Posted on 28 Jun 2011 by Brenden Hull.
Like many other schools in the NCAA, Georgia now has several players who are facing investigation and possible suspension for receiving improper benefits. The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer has reported that Jarvis Jones and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope allegedly received financial assistance from a local parks and recreation department, according to police documents obtained by the newspaper. Jones is a...
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Should Georgia run more spread offense?
Posted on 23 Jun 2011 by Brenden Hull.
This is an interesting question, and one that will certainly be brought up again before the end of next season: With the offensive tools that Georgia currently has on its roster, should the team run more spread offense in addition to the pro set? On the surface, it seems like a great idea. Aaron Murray flashed his running ability multiple times last season, recording at least 30 rushing yards i...
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Mark Richt Should Feel Embarrassed
Posted on 23 Apr 2011 by Brenden Hull.
Mark Richt has recently begun a spring speaking tour, traveling to different cities around the South and speaking about the upcoming football season. On Thursday night in Jacksonville, he made an interesting comment, saying that the team's lack of effort last year was “embarrassing”. He went on to tell the crowd, “It's our shame and it's my fault. We're not going to let that h...
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Situation on the Bulldogs’ Defensive Line
Posted on 15 Apr 2011 by Brenden Hull.
Let's face it: the defensive line was one of the worst positions on Georgia's team last year. Nose guard DeAngelo Tyson frequently failed to secure the middle, and defensive end Demarcus Dobbs did not follow up on a fairly successful 2009 season. This resulted in Georgia allowing 147.23 rushing yards per game, which was 53rd in the country. However, all that has changed now. In fact, it's chang...
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Everything Is Riding on Crowell’s Decision
Posted on 1 Feb 2011 by Bob Ballard.
Never in all of Mark Richt's tenure as the Georgia Bulldog head football coach has there ever been a more important football recruit than running back Isaiah Crowell – arguably the No. 1 rated RB according to several recruiting sites. Mark Richt and his football program hit a low point when his team lost to Central Florida in the Liberty Bowl and finished the season 6-7. After the ga...
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Not Surprising – A.J. Green Going Pro
Posted on 23 Dec 2010 by Bob Ballard.
Georgia standout WR A.J. Green will skip his senior season and turn pro according to sources close to the football program. Green is considered the top WR in the NFL draft by many draft experts, and could be picked to go as high as #3. Right now, the Cincinnati Bengals would pick #3 if the season ended today. They are in need of a top notch WR with an aging Chad Ochocinco still on ...
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Georgia Not The Most Disappointing Team In The SEC
Posted on 29 Nov 2010 by Bob Ballard.
The Georgia Bulldogs squeaked by their intrastate rival on Saturday night to finish 6-6 and most importantly, became bowl eligible. Their reward – a trip to the Liberty Bowl in tropical Memphis, TN with the Conference USA Champion (most likely the University of Central Florida). Not exactly what Mark Richt and the boys envisioned when the season started. Georgia was ranked #23 in t...
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Is The New 3-4 Defense Scheme Good For The Dawgs?
Posted on 25 Nov 2010 by Bob Ballard.
It's been almost a year now. In 2009, Georgia upset Georgia Tech in Atlanta but finished the season with a 7-5 record. At that time, the 2009 won-lost record was the worst under head coach Mark Richt. The Bulldog Nation wanted someone to be held accountable for their disappointing season and one name kept popping up – defensive coordinator Willie Martinez. Martinez was let go on ...
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Hard To Imagine Richt Leaving Georgia
Posted on 19 Nov 2010 by Bob Ballard.
Georgia has a bye this weekend as it prepares for it's rivalry game with Georgia Tech on Thanksgiving weekend. The Dawgs need a win against Tech in order to become bowl eligible. It has been a disappointing season so far for the Dawgs with a below .500 record, A.J. Green suspension, a new 3-4 defensive scheme that cannot stop big plays, and off the field arrests. For obvious reasons, t...
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Auburn-Georgia: Let’s Play Football
Posted on 11 Nov 2010 by Bob Ballard.
The talk this week about Auburn football should have been how Auburn needs to beat either Georgia or Alabama to secure a bid in the SEC Championship game – their first appearance since 2004. Instead, the talk has been all about Auburn QB Cam Newton and it's not positive. Newton is facing allegations of recruiting improprieties and academic cheating. It's hard, with Newton, to kn...
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Georgia Back to .500, Goes to Auburn Next Week
Posted on 6 Nov 2010 by Bob Ballard.
Georgia Bulldogs are back to .500 with a easy 55-7 win over FCS opponent Idaho State. Yes, this was a ‘money' game. What's a ‘money' game - a FBS (formerly Division 1-A) team playing a FCS (formerly Division 1-AA) team. These are not home-home series, but a chance for the FBS team to play an easy team and the FCS team picking up a nice paycheck. Most likely, it will be the ...
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Michael Tavallaei said: too wild!!
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Michael Tavallaei said: you're right! very close to perfection
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Michael Tavallaei said: good analysis. Interesting about Kobe
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Michael Tavallaei said: I was impressed by OKC
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