ATHENS — Cade Mays looked angry coming out of the tunnel, his game face still on beneath his Georgia football helmet following a Sugar Bowl win over Baylor. The Bulldogs were on the right side of the scoreboard, 26-14. But Mays had his hands full all night, surrendering two sacks and battling Big 12 Defensive Player
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Alright enough about this former player.
He's gone. Good riddance. Next man up.
I wonder what made Mays decide to transfer? Was it the loss of Pittman? I don't believe it was the lawsuit. I think the lawsuit was filed to facilitate his ability to get the transfer and a waiver to play next year. I don't believe it gets filed at all if Pittman is still at UGA. But then (and I just took this from reading the story) I wonder if family got a little crossways with Kirby because UGA stopped recruiting the younger brother. Maybe they felt a little jilted by that. I don't know any of this for a fact but just throwing it out there for speculation. I mean, this kid was looking at being a starter next year at UGA in all probability, a team leader on an offensive line that just lost three starters. Why would you give that up to go play for a team that might finish midway in the division with no guarantee that you'll even be able to play next year? When you think it through, it really doesn't make any sense.
I may have misspoke. Mars may still be employed by the NCAA in which case this Mays family fiasco is even more slimy! I have found nothing to confirm Mars' firing or resignation.
It would be quite easy for a "journalist" to research this obvious conflict of interest, but when you have a Vol reporting on the Vols on a DawgNation blog it's best not to expect much therefore avoiding disappointment. Right, Griff?
That is as rich, as it is bizarre - a lawyer accusing anything of taking the low road. In doing so, he did just that, while thinking himself so slick, none will notice. Braying jackasses think they sing.
Heh, what kind of job did he have that really requires a pinkie finger? Is he one of those hand super-models? $3M! That's a lot of digits for a half digit.
Actually, it was a "Smart" move! Why waste a scholarship on a player the coaches believe will not benefit the program? These are not the days of Richt when we routinely played seasons well below the full allotment of scholarships and could throw away scholarships on marginal players. UGA scholarships now have emmense value!
Scum like Mars doesn't deserve my attention. But now that he's got it, I wish him diarrhea.
One more thing.... UGA should do everything they can to make this as difficult as possible moving forward. This is messed up and should not be the norm.
