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Re: Paul Finebaum calls Mike Bobo an âinferior offensive coordinatorâ

https://forum.dawgnation.com/discussion/comment/791996#Comment_791996

"Bobo isn't elite.".....

YET! Just watch what he's putting together....this year, with only the finest of materials, across the board.

IMO…."Nobody" can say he had that, last year. Not to mention the fact, youth & injuries had him "chicken winged" from jump street. So, you can't use last season, as a true representation of a Bobo data point. Give him time, and I believe he will make the UGA 2012 offense blush.

This is the year, Bobo makes a name for himself. He's had a lousy run of luck, since his last UGA stint....IMO.

I'd rather have Bobo, than 99.8% of the OC's on the board, now. I don't see anybody else lighting the world on fire. Maybe OSU's OC, with stable of athletes rarely put together on one team.

I'm gonna tell you, what most pundits don't seem to understand. Lol...the years of the "offensive schemers & wizards"....in the upper CFB and NFL ranks.…is, for all intents and purposes, O.V.E.R.

It's about individual athleticism & preparation, now. That trumps scheme....all day long. Which is what I believe Kirby Smart was saying...when he said, recruiting is 75% of the game [something like that].

Right after they beat the tar out of Mullin's Gators, if i'm not mistaken. Lol. Go figure! Wasn't Mullins supposed to be a "great coordinator & offensive genius"? Remember who Mullins made his name with...and, the players HE had. Yeah!...Genius! Lol

BigDawg61

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Re: Paul Finebaum calls Mike Bobo an âinferior offensive coordinatorâ

From what I have heard about the G Day game was that the OL whipped the DL pretty good in the second half. I don't think the OL and the receivers dropping balls will be the culprit if they don't win another championship. There has been positive reviews on the DL as well throughout spring. Bottom line is EVERY playoff team from 2024 has taken a step back. Dawgs have a good of a chance as any.

railroadtrack1

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Re: Colbie Young shows why Georgia teammates call him 'a contested-catch monster' on G-Day

The multi faceted life of a Head Football coach is rarely, if ever understood or appreciated. It would have been easy for Kirby Smart to close the door on Colbie Young…..send him packing…..given the initial charges, they delivered a huge black eye to every Dawg in the 25 season. A good coach listens to all of the sides and will do what is best for the TEAM and University….A great coach will have realized initial charges don't always speak to facts….they also know their player and when the charges don't square with the who the player is patients and faith are required. Colbie Young will be remembered as one of the greatest redemption stories in the Kirby Smart tenue……I'll go out on a limb here and predict that Colbie will go in the first round of the 26 NFL draft and be an integral part of another Georgia run for the 25 Natty.