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Not certain positions, agreed. Running back, quarterback, wide receiver, and TE should be okay. Linebacker and corner are the greatest concern, along with defensive tackle.

Right. The blue chip ratio was around 27% when Richt came aboard. It’s at 59% now.

Actually, in a perfect world I’d rather none of them be “good”. Or even better, let them be as good as they need, but still all fall to Miami in due course.

It’s less of a rebuild than the situation that Richt inherited.

Texas scored a field goal in Q1. 3-0. Got the ball back and got to the Alabama 1 yard line. Then Colt got hurt on a fluke injury…could throw the ball after due to nerve issues (similar to Marino and Manning in their final seasons). Texas has a chance to go up 10-0 on Bama but Garrett Gilbert...

A Miami that got its act together, followed by a semi-competent FSU and Florida would do wonders to end this Alabama and Georgia run.

Nah, I’ll disagree. Colt ran into the pile and was lightly hit. Total fluke injury. Freshman Garrett Gilbert wasn’t ready and Texas could not move the ball with him at the helm until the 4th quarter. Defense was worn out. 2009 Alabama would have been squashed - just squashed - by the latter...

If that GA quarterback cries anymore, he’ll need an IV to get rehydrated.

Here here!

That quarterback being interviewed..:that’s going to be a Miami quarterback in a couple of years.

Saban only won in 2009 because of that weird, fluke nerve injury that Colt McCoy suffered walking into a pile. Texas was controlling the game early on, and Alabama did not have the talent level that they would a couple of years later.

“How about this university!” cried Smart. “How bout them bags!”

Reminds me a little of Miami vs Alabama, Jan 1993.

Will former Georgia players be on the field passing out money after the victory?

Great. Saban can retire and Smart can win five of the next six national championships with a bag budget of $50M per year.

20-9 Georgia.

All this is, is a college football D1 all-star game with much, much higher stakes and player investment than a normal NFL Pro Bowl or NBA All-Star Game.