Paying greater tribute to past accomplishments could help inspire future Dawgs heroes.
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Pathetic! UGA needs to Do More!
I agree UGA needs to do more to honor its top players, but Bill’s assessment of the 2nd floor is not completely accurate. IT IS open to the public except when there are player interviews going on. Also, I don’t think the Herschel statue is that attractive. That could be the pushback he’s getting. It doesn’t depict any of the famous moves or pictures of Herschel.
To David1: you've obviously misread what I wrote. I said the second floor of Butts-Mehre IS open to the public.
Another great article Bill! I couldn't agree more, UGA doesn't do enough to honor the great UGA sports figures..GoDAWGS!
Bill, that’s not the point that came across when you first mentioned it in your article. I did NOT misread your article. You misrepresented it the first time you mentioned it. I saw the part later in the writing where you talked about it again. Be more clear when you write, like saying more people should visit because it is open to the public.
Hear! Hear! Or should I say, GO DAWGS!
If Kirby wanted statues at the stadium they’d be unveiled at the G-Day game.
McGarity has proven time and again that he will do nothing beyond the status quo unless forced by deep pocket donors. Billy Payne is the man to talk to about UGA's sports history preservation. For my money, I would bet LSU will have a statue of Ohio born, transfer QB Joe Burrow before UGA recognizes our native son and the one player that gives Dawg Nation a place to hang our hat in college football hisrory, Herschel Walker!
We should remember that Dooley was totally hamstrung by Micheal Adams, a complete joke of a university president when it came to athletics.
Pathetic. And why was my earlier comment deleted? Too long? Too succinct? Pa---thetic!!
