I certainly hope that Chris is on target because every good offense starts with the line of scrimage. One can have a great QB and outstanding WRs and powerful RBs but it doesn't mean a thing if the Ol gets whipped. Almost everybody think that the OL coach is most responsible but in fact the OC Bobo is the one that must have over all responsibility.

Not very much detail as to why they were ejected. Coaches are supposed to be grown men who know how to stay in control of themselves in tense conditions. Perhaps they need to be replaced.

You can't blame KCP. The rest of the team just didn't step up to help him.

I think that CWF needs to be more concerned about the OL overall quickness rather than their overall strenght. It takes different muscle development for quickness that strenght. They also need to be at proper playing weight.

I would give away my first born if we could get David Pollock and Kevin Butler back in Athens to work with special teams, kickers, etc.

Baseball is a flow game. The harder one trys to "make something happen";
the less probable something will happen and the more probable that something bad will happen. There is something to the old saw as trying too hard. Just relax and play for fun.

Well it's about time !!!!

I think John may be a near perfect fit at LOT. We need a really good LOT to have our QB's back -- especially since we will have a new QB getting reps.

As a general proposition, the team is a good as the Seniors make it. They are the ones who enforce team discipline on and off the field as the coaches simply cannot be around 24/7. The success of the team starts with the down
DL and OL. Dallas seems to be doing what is expected of UGA seniors for the last 120 years.

My Dad, who played short-stop and third base for the Atlanta All-Stars and was invited in 1919 to the St. Louis tryouts told me that, "Sometimes you can try too hard. The harder you try to get a hit or to make a great play or throw a strike the less sucessful you might be. You just have to relax and be in the groove." His life average was .345.
Maybe our Bulldogs should just relax and have some fun playing.

One man can't be a team. Pope has got to have help and in my opinion until we can get a really big, brave man who can post up with authority we just don't have the horse power to take the pressure off Pope. I think that CMF is a fine coach but he may need someone who can help him on recruiting. We need at least 13 or 14 in the rotation and none should fail to score 7 to 8 points against top opposition like FL or KY game after game.
My advice to CMF is: Keep your chin up. You are a darn good coach and knowledgeable people know that fact.

I am sure happy for him. He is a truly great player and a big time credit to CMF and the UGA program. I would not be unhappy if Bulldogs were to get an invitation to the NIT where we would have a real chance to advance and give the team that CMF has been working so very hard to build an opportunity to show their stuff.

It is impossible to build the team consistentcy necessary for a championship without giving first attention to the down linemen on BOTH sides of the ball and to have them at their proper playing weight and keep them there. The first focus of the recruiting program MUST be the down linemen otherwise it is just a waste. One must always win the line of scrimage -- first --- last -- always.

I sometimes think that we are "lawed to death" in this country. A really well qualified committee of administrators and coaches need to go through the NCAA rule book and delete a much as possible. The major programs need more exact rules than those for say golf. But it is impossible to craft "perfect"
rule that will cover every possible abuse.

CMF deserves better than this. Recruiting is a really tough row to hoe at UGA
and it increasingly appears to me that CMF is going to need to spend some more time in the Balkan Peninsular of eastern Europe. As the late Coach "Bear" Bryant so aptly said,"You can't make chicdken salad without the chicken."

I still think that the biggest hole in our team is that we must recruit a big brave man who can really "post up" and can go after rebounds.

mcdawg's comment is one of the best I have ever read and I learned alot. As I have opined many times, the bottom line is that "quickness" is the prime rquirement and "brains" are not far behind.

I have every confidence in CMF and the team (starters and bench), and I hope that we can add at least 2 or 3 more to the 11 mix. The team is playing at the level we expect and I , for one, would not be in anyway disappointed in a NIT bid. CMF is building the program and if we could advance in the NIT brackets it would be a great "TEAM" boost.

Congratulations to all. I saw the A&M game on TV and I especially liked the gut-check play in the last 3 minutes.

I just hope that he did not lie to recruits and then plan to leave after Wednesday signing day. I had been uneasy ever since this matter first surfaced.

What is the basis of the dissatifaction with OC Bobo? He was a finalist for the top Asst. Coach of the year? We need some top OL tho. Big is not quick.

From what I know we have the talent we need. I agree with Dawgfan17.

Something just smells bad to me. If Auburn had not fired their late "show me the money" HC I would think that it was another dirty trick.

Both Bynum and Cardiello are well over effective SEC playing weight. One gallon of water weighs about 9 lbs or so. Suppose that they are going up against one of US or AL's quick linemen. Who do you suppose is going to win the "quickness" contest?

Trucking has some points but a really good recruiter looks beyond the number of "stars" for something far more important and that is character,courage and leadership. After all, it is not the size of the Bulldog in the fight, but rather, the size of the fight in the Bulldog.