You heard it here from Jake. Salary directly correlates to how much the football industry as a whole values a coach. Which begs the question why is Georgia settling for an OC who is barely top 10 (three way tie) nationally?

It is my privilege and duty to serve the University of Georgia and part of that responsibility is to stand up for my coaches, student-athletes, staff, and all of Dawg Nation. As proud as I am of the resolve our team had, I am also equally disappointed and frustrated in some of

If UGA plays Texas in Atl I’ll be on the front row with a big bag of kitchen wares & appliances to throw in case I need officials to overturn a call. I’m talking blenders, toasters, coffee pots, spatulas, a Cuisinart Chef's Classic Stainless-Steel 7-Piece Cookware Set… the works

“Hey Brock, got any tips on how to land an attractive woman? Mine is mid and annoying asf compared to yours.”

“We will assemble the best possible roster and the best defensive coaches that we can find, and if they are found to be less than elite we will replace them.” * Will the OC be elite? “Ah yes, we will ask the fans to be loud.” *And the OC?* “Baba O’Riley before kickoff!”

Georgia fans, if you could only have one of the following options, which is more valuable going into the playoff?

Kentucky basketball was like, “we oughta get the same staff Georgia had 10 years ago, but rearrange it.”

Of all the propaganda campaigns, perhaps the most fascinating is the one where industry professionals are destroying their reputations in a weird attempt to convince gullible Georgia fans that preparing players to execute is NOT a major responsibility for an offensive staff.

When Stetson Bennett and CJ Stroud put on a show in the 2023 College Football Playoff.

Vols hyping their program 😂

Idk who needs to hear this, but this is the market doing what it’s supposed to do without regulation.

If we didn’t have Kirby and Tray Scott all these DL visits might be concerning.

2025 NFL Draft: Edge Rushers sethburn.wordpress.com/2025/04/21/202…

Probably all depth guys, but we’ll see.

This was part of the last TV contract the NCAA negotiated and signed on behalf of the universities Later in 1981 Oklahoma & Georgia, on behalf of the College Football Association, sued the NCAA on anti-trust and cartel grounds By 1984 the case had reached the Supreme Court &

Annual bag fumble accounting of Georgia’s first round defensive talent wasted on mediocre offense.

Row tahd!!

Are these 2 absolutely sure they want to jump aboard sinking ships?