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He quit. Because he was failing and he knew it.

At least we now are clear on your bias and emotion. I never said Manny was an improvement. He’s clearly worse. The UM AD has no idea what to hire for in a coach. That’s when we have had Richt and Diaz the past 4 years.

How did it feel when he quit so he didn’t have to fire you?

Hey, if your only point is he was not as bad as Al Golden, then we can agree. That’s a low bar! But then, Al Golden didn’t quit. Mark Richt did. And richt was HC for 3 years. Whose fault is it the roster wasn’t full?

You are the joke here, still flailing around singing the praises of a guy who failed and quit. You talk about his first two years, but ignore that he went 4-9 in his last 13 games against P5 teams. He quit for a reason. I don’t dislike him, either. Just acknowledging the reality. Oh, and...

Like I said, he inherited a better OL group from Golden than he left for Manny. So much for ‘building’ it. And lack of bags is no excuse for lack of effort. He didn’t even try to find OL his first year. And took only 3 his second year. It’s on him that the OL room was a hot mess. You keep...

You got excuses upon excuses. Georgia fired him, so it’s funny to see you mention a couple Georgia players like that means anything. As for building and installing, you’re delusional. His win streak you froth over was accomplished with kids he inherited from Golden. Whose fault do you...

Which part of he quit and was failing are you confused by? Do you doubt either? He was 4-9 in his last 13 games against P5 teams. Think about that. There is a reason he quit. Recruits saw his offensive ineptitude and nepotism and were turning elsewhere. Your list above is idiotic, also...

Man stop it already. Richt QUIT. Because he knew he was failing. He lost 4 in a row after the lucky start in ‘17, and in ‘18, went 7-6 with three of the seven wins being over toledo, savannah state and fiu. The facts are he was losing and getting worse and saw the trash heap recruiting was...