Are we just going to keep crying all week or what ?

[SmokeyRone]

We may have as many Dicht Suckers as we did Folden slurpers.

 

[Ssoto0055]

THIS! Since the 10-0 start last year, 5-5 in the games since, 2-5 vs P5 opponents

In football, you’re only as good as your qb and the guy we chose as the franchise is turning out to be a knucklehead.

 

[Cane6]

If Richt goes back to the same predictable set of plays and Rosier is a sub50% passer against BC, we will lose and our fan base will really turn on Corch Dicht

 

[MIA42178]

I’ll be pouting until RICHt fires his incompetent son, hires an OC/QBC, and gets out of the offense all together.

RICHt can try calling ST if he wants to keep corching.

 

[prinmemo]

I don't think now is the time to cry, because there is still an opportunity for Richt to turn this season around. Now, you may not believe that he will (I definitely have my doubts), but it seems pointless to b*tch and moan until we've seen how the team reacts coming out of the bye week.

These two weeks are the make-or-break period for the season. If the team (and that includes coaches) goes into the second half of the season with a new intensity, we may see them win 10 regular season games, go back to the ACC championship, and win a bowl game. That would be objective improvement. However, if they keep tripping over their own d*cks, we may see them regress as compared to last year. If that happens, then it's the time to cry.

I'm skeptical, but I'll be watching to see how the season plays out. If the team does the unlikely and turns this thing around, I don't want to be the one that was crying midway through the year.

This is exactly how I see it.