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Kirby Smart welcomes challenge of Georgia football-Oregon opener: ‘I want that every year’

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edited June 2022 in Article commenting
imageKirby Smart welcomes challenge of Georgia football-Oregon opener: ‘I want that every year’

It’s a busy week for Georgia coach Kirby Smart. Between SEC spring meetings in Destin, Fla., and a massive recruiting weekend in Athens, he’s got a lot on his plate at the moment.

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  • ScoreCheckScoreCheck Posts: 977 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    Rotate uf between Athens and Gainesville. Consider swapping gt for clem permanently.

  • doubledawg1990doubledawg1990 Posts: 112 ✭✭✭ Junior

    Yet, we get this as a home schedule thanks to McGarity and Brooks (3 SEC opponents - 2 of whom will be lucky to break .500):

    Samford Sept. 10 Athens, GA 4pm SECN

    Kent State Sept. 24 Athens, GA Noon ESPN+/SECN+

    Auburn Oct. 8 Athens, GA

    Vanderbilt Oct. 15 Athens, GA

    Tennessee Nov. 5 Athens, GA

    Georgia Tech Nov. 26 Athens, GA


    Need to bring the Florida game home every other year and do these non-conference neutral site games as home/home series with the college. If you think it takes playing in Atlanta to make it a "marquee" or "brand-building" game, just look at what happens to Happy Valley (Penn State) when Ohio State or ND (or Auburn) come to town. There is NO lack of national attention whatsoever. In fact, its probably more exciting because you get to see one of the Team's fan base in full.

    The neutral site games are a net-negative to all (UGA season ticket holders; cities/counties near UGA, local business; UGA recruiting process, etc.) but the UGA Athletic Assoc,. its Staff and Board members who are wined, dined, smoozed and swagged during the whole process.

  • BigDawg61BigDawg61 Posts: 2,601 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    Couldn't agree more. I remember when the GAvFL Game was played every year, in the Gator Bowl. There was a time and place for that game and it was long before ESPN and the etworks were allowed to televise the game of their choice every Saturday.

    The neutral site appeal has passed. It's time to update our paradigm and bring it home. FLA gets far more out of this arrangement than UGA, so naturally, they want to maintain the status quo.

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