Richt's Losses At Georgia

[ssj4cane]

We should hire Rich Brooks, Fulmer, Tubberville or Spurrier. They all owned my boy Rix.

With the exception of 2012, it's been a pretty rocky ride for our boy Rix since 2009. That 2010 season is a horror show. Colorado and UCF? Ooph.

Unranked 4 out of the last 7 years playing in the down SEC East, not good.

We didn't get Richt of 10 years ago.

This is what drives me crazy. His body of work from his FSU days no longer matter. Neither do his first few years at UGA. The game has significantly changed from those days. What has he done in the last five years, that to me is the real question.

Total Record at UGA since 2010 is

56-24

60-30 in you include 2016

That's not a good record no matter how you slice it.

He went 50 and 17 his last 5 years at UGA. His resume says he's a solid coach. Even his recent track record is solid. Now I see guys acting like the ACC coastal is tougher than the SEC east. Last I checked UGA and UT both ***** slapped the top 2 teams in the coastal.

 

[Dawgcane]

Year	Ranking	Record		School		Score	Coach
2001	#22	8-4		South Carolina		9-14	Holtz
				Florida		10-24	Spurrier
				Auburn		17-24	Tubberville
				Boston College		16-20
2002	#3	13-1		Florida		13-20	Zook
2003	#7	11-3		LSU		10-17	Saban
				Florida		13-16	Zook
				LSU		13-34	Saban
2004	#7	10-2		Tennesse		14-19	Fulmer
				Auburn		6-24	Tubberville
2005	#10	10-3		Florida		10-14	Meyer
				Auburn		30-31	Tubberville
				West Virginia		35-38	Rich Rodriguez
2006	#23	9-4		Tennesse		33-51	Fulmer
				Vanderbilt		22-24
				Florida		14-21	Meyer
				Kentucky		20-24	Brooks
2007	#2	11-2		South Carolina		12-16	Spurrier
				Tennesse		14-35	Fulmer
2008	#13	10-3		Alabama		30-41	Saban
				Florida		10-49	Meyer
				Georgia Tech		42-45	Johnson
2009		8-5		Oklahoma St.		10-24
				LSU		13-20	Miles
				Tennesse		19-45	Kiffin
				Florida		17-41	Meyer
				Kentucky		27-34	Brooks
2010		6-7		South Carolina		6-17	Spurrier
				Arkansas		24-31	Petrino
				Mississippi St.		12-24	Mullen
				Colorado		27-29
				Florida		31-34	Meyer
				Auburn		31-49	Chizik
				Central Florida		6-10
2011	#19	10-4		Boise St.		21-35
				South Carolina		42-45	Spurrier
				LSU		10-42	Miles
				Michigan St.		30-33
2012	#5	12-2		South Carolina		7-35	Spurrier
				Alabama		28-32	Saban
2013		8-5		Clemson		35-38	Sweeny
				Missouri		26-41
				Vanderbilt		27-31
				Auburn		38-43	Malzahn
				Nebraska		19-24
2014	#9	10-3		South Carolina		35-38	Spurrier
				Florida		20-38	Muschamp
				Georgia Tech		24-30	Paul Johnson
2015		10-3		Alabama		10-38	Saban
				Tennesse		31-38	Jones
				Florida		3-27

I was looking at Richt's losses at Georgia and noticed a pattern...
His teams rarely got blown out & a lot of the losses were by a TD or less...
He's said it quite a few times, that the game comes down to 4 or 5 plays that
make the difference in the game... He's got to be on the other side of those 4 or 5
plays and start winning the close ones...

This Offense has to Stop Spotting the Opponents the 1st Quarter, they come out Flat, with
No Intensity, No Emotion, or Passion... Richt has to fire them up, and start calling plays with
some sort of Rhythm, and start taking advantage of our Player's Strengths

50 wins last 5 years, is that bad by the Canes best 5 years?

 

[Green5]

We should hire Rich Brooks, Fulmer, Tubberville or Spurrier. They all owned my boy Rix.

With the exception of 2012, it's been a pretty rocky ride for our boy Rix since 2009. That 2010 season is a horror show. Colorado and UCF? Ooph.

Unranked 4 out of the last 7 years playing in the down SEC East, not good.

We didn't get Richt of 10 years ago.

This is what drives me crazy. His body of work from his FSU days no longer matter. Neither do his first few years at UGA. The game has significantly changed from those days. What has he done in the last five years, that to me is the real question.

Total Record at UGA since 2010 is

56-24

60-30 in you include 2016

That's not a good record no matter how you slice it.

He went 50 and 17 his last 5 years at UGA. His resume says he's a solid coach. Even his recent track record is solid. Now I see guys acting like the ACC coastal is tougher than the SEC east. Last I checked UGA and UT both ***** slapped the top 2 teams in the coastal.

Richt went to overtime vs Ga Southern last year. That was the only team he beat with a winning record. According to some Dawg poster here UGA was the first ever team from a power conference to win 10 games and finish outside the top 25.

According to Sagarin the ACC Coastal is 4.5 points harder than the SEC East. Granted the SEC East was tougher years ago when Meyer was at UF, Fulmer hadn't become a corch yet, even Kentucky was decent, etc.

 

[robertpaige]

Man, this thread is depressing as ****...

 

[RVACane]

We should hire Rich Brooks, Fulmer, Tubberville or Spurrier. They all owned my boy Rix.

With the exception of 2012, it's been a pretty rocky ride for our boy Rix since 2009. That 2010 season is a horror show. Colorado and UCF? Ooph.

Has a Miami coach ver had a 750 winning per cent even playing in a weak conferee like the ACC?

Yes. Jimmy Johnson had an 85% win record at Miami, going 52-9. What does that have to do with Mark tRicht?

 

[Green5]

We should hire Rich Brooks, Fulmer, Tubberville or Spurrier. They all owned my boy Rix.

With the exception of 2012, it's been a pretty rocky ride for our boy Rix since 2009. That 2010 season is a horror show. Colorado and UCF? Ooph.

Has a Miami coach ver had a 750 winning per cent even playing in a weak conferee like the ACC?

Yes. Jimmy Johnson had an 85% win record at Miami, going 52-9. What does that have to do with Mark tRicht?

Johnson, Erickson and Coker were all above .800. Schnellenberger was not over .750 because he was building a program with little football tradition that was especially bad when he arrived. Butch was not over .750 because of probation.

 

[RVACane]

We should hire Rich Brooks, Fulmer, Tubberville or Spurrier. They all owned my boy Rix.

With the exception of 2012, it's been a pretty rocky ride for our boy Rix since 2009. That 2010 season is a horror show. Colorado and UCF? Ooph.

Has a Miami coach ver had a 750 winning per cent even playing in a weak conferee like the ACC?

Yes. Jimmy Johnson had an 85% win record at Miami, going 52-9. What does that have to do with Mark tRicht?

Johnson, Erickson and Coker were all above .800. Schnellenberger was not over .750 because he was building a program with little football tradition that was especially bad when he arrived. Butch was not over .750 because of probation.

Wow... I didn't expect Coker on there but I guess he coasted a number of years on Butch's players.

 

[INCaneFan]

There's some **** good coaches he lost to on that list. Interpret that however you like. Same with a lot of the teams.

I'm not giving him a pass, but take the Meyer and Saban losses off of there, what's the board consensus then? It isn't like there's too many, in fact there may be none, who have winning records against them.

This list would be more interesting if it had the teams final rankings as well. You see a Missouri on there and some forget they were good for few years here and there. Same with South Carolina under two different good coaches.

 

[Dawgcane]

We should hire Rich Brooks, Fulmer, Tubberville or Spurrier. They all owned my boy Rix.

With the exception of 2012, it's been a pretty rocky ride for our boy Rix since 2009. That 2010 season is a horror show. Colorado and UCF? Ooph.

Has a Miami coach ver had a 750 winning per cent even playing in a weak conferee like the ACC?

Yes. Jimmy Johnson had an 85% win record at Miami, going 52-9. What does that have to do with Mark tRicht?

Johnson, Erickson and Coker were all above .800. Schnellenberger was not over .750 because he was building a program with little football tradition that was especially bad when he arrived. Butch was not over .750 because of probation.

Wow... I didn't expect Coker on there but I guess he coasted a number of years on Butch's players.

Forgot completely about Cokers years, Johnson was sorta like Saban today nobody beats them.

 

[Dawgcane]

Just for record Richt went 10-5 s Auburn, 10-5 va Tenn, 13-2 vs Twch, 9-6 vs SCE, and the downer 5-10 vs gayturds , biggest rivals.

 

[RVACane]

Has a Miami coach ver had a 750 winning per cent even playing in a weak conferee like the ACC?

Yes. Jimmy Johnson had an 85% win record at Miami, going 52-9. What does that have to do with Mark tRicht?

Johnson, Erickson and Coker were all above .800. Schnellenberger was not over .750 because he was building a program with little football tradition that was especially bad when he arrived. Butch was not over .750 because of probation.

Wow... I didn't expect Coker on there but I guess he coasted a number of years on Butch's players.

Forgot completely about Cokers years, Johnson was sorta like Saban today nobody beats them.

It was a different day. We're so far removed from those days. We have to start winning. Not beating F$U sets us back each year.

 

[The Franchise]

We should hire Rich Brooks, Fulmer, Tubberville or Spurrier. They all owned my boy Rix.

With the exception of 2012, it's been a pretty rocky ride for our boy Rix since 2009. That 2010 season is a horror show. Colorado and UCF? Ooph.

Has a Miami coach ver had a 750 winning per cent even playing in a weak conferee like the ACC?

Stop embarrassing yourself, Dawgshyt. If you're going to to put "Cane" in your name know some basic info. Look up The records of the following men: Jimmy Johnson, Dennis Erickson, and Larry Coker. Otherwise, change your name to DawgRicht because there's no Cane in you.

And fck your sorry *** SEC East. That **** is mediocre as fck. And it has been for a few years now. Big 12 afterthought Missouri walked into your weak division and won it twice.

 

[RVACane]

Oh well...so much for a kinder, gentler board. There goes the neighborhood....again.

 

[NVA CANE]

There's some **** good coaches he lost to on that list. Interpret that however you like. Same with a lot of the teams.

I'm not giving him a pass, but take the Meyer and Saban losses off of there, what's the board consensus then? It isn't like there's too many, in fact there may be none, who have winning records against them.

This list would be more interesting if it had the teams final rankings as well. You see a Missouri on there and some forget they were good for few years here and there. Same with South Carolina under two different good coaches.

He's not a bad coach but he's definitely an underachiever. Missouri had more success than Georgia did over the last ten years. Considering Richt's recruiting base and experience that's simply unacceptable.

I think there are two Richt's. First ten or so years where he had a little success.
And then the last 4 or so years of Richt where he hit a wall and just mentally checked out.

Which one we have we will find out

 

[INCaneFan]

NVA, that's fair. As I've always said, which Richt will we get? The old one who showed a world of promise and should be expected to do great things with our recruiting base. One would think coaching at his alma mater would bring out his best and thus be reinvigorated.

Will he be a coach who lost his edge and possibly even got too comfortable with the millions he deservedly earned? Time will tell, but I'm hoping it's the first and the game hasn't passed him by.

 

[NVA CANE]

NVA, that's fair. As I've always said, which Richt will we get? The old one who showed a world of promise and should be expected to do great things with our recruiting base. One would think coaching at his alma mater would bring out his best and thus be reinvigorated.

Will he be a coach who lost his edge and possibly even got too comfortable with the millions he deservedly earned? Time will tell, but I'm hoping it's the first and the game hasn't passed him by.

Same here brother.

 

[Consigliere]

Blake James must have forgotten to delve a little deeper into Richt's tenure at UGA.

But its ok if you don't win championships as long as you have the character of a champion.

The idea that this ***ing potato has any power at Miami is frightening. People wonder why we have been in the dumps since xxxx, it starts with this admin and BOTs. Look at this ***ing puppet that they employ to be the figurehead of our program.

 

[streetja]

There's some **** good coaches he lost to on that list. Interpret that however you like. Same with a lot of the teams.

I'm not giving him a pass, but take the Meyer and Saban losses off of there, what's the board consensus then? It isn't like there's too many, in fact there may be none, who have winning records against them.

This list would be more interesting if it had the teams final rankings as well. You see a Missouri on there and some forget they were good for few years here and there. Same with South Carolina under two different good coaches.

He's not a bad coach but he's definitely an underachiever. Missouri had more success than Georgia did over the last ten years. Considering Richt's recruiting base and experience that's simply unacceptable.

I think there are two Richt's. First ten or so years where he had a little success.
And then the last 4 or so years of Richt where he hit a wall and just mentally checked out.

Which one we have we will find out

Have you seen us play this year?

 

[streetja]

Just for record Richt went 10-5 s Auburn, 10-5 va Tenn, 13-2 vs Twch, 9-6 vs SCE, and the downer 5-10 vs gayturds , biggest rivals.

Just for the record Richt's gone 14-23 against top 25 opponents in his last 8 years, appeared in only two SEC championship games in the last ten years, and has at least one loss of 18 or more points in the past 11 of 12 seasons.

We need to put this dawg down if he keeps porsting retarded ****.

 

[INCaneFan]

Just for record Richt went 10-5 s Auburn, 10-5 va Tenn, 13-2 vs Twch, 9-6 vs SCE, and the downer 5-10 vs gayturds , biggest rivals.

Just for the record Richt's gone 14-23 against top 25 opponents in his last 8 years, appeared in only two SEC championship games in the last ten years, and has at least one loss of 18 or more points in the past 11 of 12 seasons.

We need to put this dawg down if he keeps porsting retarded ****.

You should probably put some of that into context.

We would all agree he isn't Meyer. So during that time, that takes out some SEC Championship games and adds to the losses against top 25.

During that time, in his division, Cam at Auburn takes about out another stat opportunity.

One of those years he had a string of injuries that puts our season this year to shame.

Even when he got a shot at the SEC Championship, there's bad boy Saban.

2015, all three losses were to teams who finished in the top 25. One was national champion Alabama.

2014, lost to one top 10 team (GT oddly enough, his only loss ever against them) and two non-top 25 teams in UF and USCe. He beat 4 top 25 teams.

I Gotta run, may get back to this. Again, if someone has the time, I'd love someone to put the season ending rankings of those he lost to.