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Is the decline real at UGA?

bacane said:
Yeah, mindful of the keyboard geniuses & others - you know who you are - who during recruitment of our top rated OT repeatedly trashed Kirby, Bobo & OL coach.
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yea the ol coach that was our ol coach that we know isnt good. yea.....dont have to be a keyboard genius to know that.
 
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gogeta4 said:
yea the ol coach that was our ol coach that we know isnt good. yea.....dont have to be a keyboard genius to know that.
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Yeah, must be something in the Athens water or he’s taken an OL refresher course. Pretty sure Georgia has three ex-Canes on offensive side of the ball.
 
Canedog said:
Laughing Out Loud Lol GIF by Dot Cromwell
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Laugh now. Cry later. Bama is average at best.
 
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Okefenokee Cane said:
Eggsplane stuff plainer like me. Iffin u mean corches say corches.
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Three positions coached by ex-Canes. Not sure would call the corches.

OL lost center & tackles been beat up. No problem against Bama.

TE may be strongest/deepest position on team - projected to have 2 in upcoming draft.

WR solid & nice young pieces. Portal WR is nice & draft pick.
 
90scane said:
Bump. Looks like the blue bloods are struggling now that payments are above the table.
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It's not so much that the payments are above the table, it's more that they have to actually compete to get guys now. Keep in mind, the SEC thanks to their relationship with the NCAA were allowed to straight up buy kids, without any fear of punishment. Whenever a school rose and threatened the status quo, and weren't in the "Circle", the SEC used the NCAA as attack dogs to cripple said programs.

USC is the prime example of that. What happened to that program was BS, and it was because they knew that even if Pete Carroll eventually left, SC had the talent to keep winning with a competent coach. It's not an accident that once SC fell off, SEC dominance really got going. Schools like Miami and SC are and will always be the SEC's biggest nightmare. City schools with local recruiting bases that few can match.

It's not an accident that the NCAA went after us the way they did. They wanted to snuff out Miami before things got started(Keep in mind, although Golden ultimately failed, he was seen as a good hire at the time). They crippled the program by keeping us in virtual probation for years as they struggled to build a case. They broke their own rules trying to "Get Miami" ignoring that their star witness told them that SEC programs were buying kids, he knew because he was bidding against them for the same athletes. By the time Miami got through it, the spark was snuffed out, and Miami had to spend years watching our backs. NIL removed that specter, that and hiring a legit program manager/builder. The NCAA can't run interference for the SEC anymore and you now see how an equal playing field leads to new outcomes.
 
@Rellyrell - crazy UGA stat. They haven't won a CFP game since beating TCU in 2022, approximately 1090 days ago. Ouch.

SEC- 0 teams in the final 4. The SEC has a total of 2 CFP wins against non-SEC Power 4 teams since 2022. Texas vs Clemson and ASU last year. This is with 9 teams in the playoffs over 3 years. Even the weak *** ACC has a better record of 2-2.

I even believed the hype that UGA had turned the corner in the last few games of the year. Nope.

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