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15 years of film in the SEC. Averaged 10 wins a year. Yep, you're right, that's plenty of film that tells me he knows how to win against the toughest competition year in and year out. Yeah, he had bad years. This year was a bad year. Nobody's disputing that. But you're suggesting he just...

There's a difference in what you want the team to be and what they were last year. They were lucky with the number of turnovers they got, but when you look at all the stats, they should have lost at least 2, maybe 3 additional games last year. The turnovers were huge for them. Shortening the...

Because Georgia was the only program running a shadow booster network that paid recruits or was the only state loaded with talent year in and year out? No in-state competition that no other program elsewhere tried to recruit? Everything you said sounds like the same tired, unoriginal, repeated...

A completely fair assessment. And you're right, more could have been done, but how much more when you have a QB that throws bubble screens 2 yards behind receivers or jump balls 3 yards out of bounds? Malik was a bad QB. He gave everything he had for this program, but at the end of the day...

You've seen it in his Miami tenure. Tried to run the RPO with Kaaya which everyone knows was a mistake, then switched to his strengths late in 2016 and the offense picked up. Centered the offense around Malik's strength last year and we won 10 games. Yeah, the defense created opportunities...

Lost one game on the flukiest Hail Mary I've ever seen. Lost to Alabama in the SEC title game because his QB had a brain cramp. If you want to look at his tenure with myopic lens in order to fit your narrative around it, such is your prerogative. Like I said, sure, he had bad losses. You know...

The last decade of Richt's tenure at Georgia when he won 10+ games 6 times and was 1 play away from getting to the National Championship against an inferior Notre Dame team he would have beaten? People will criticize Richt for the games he hasn't won and there's fair criticism there, how many...

Generally agree with these points, but I'll add this. The 2019 class was always viewed as not as good at the top as the 2018 or 2020 classes, so that we're missing on some dudes probably isn't the end of the world. We should still get some, so I'm encouraged there. This cycle hasn't been...