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Hard to watch a 5-star guy like Jaheim go. But not that hard. Everette surpassed him in the spring before him even got to campus.
With all the '22 and '23 DB recruits, we'll suffer no shortage of superbly athletic underclassmen at safety. So we won't be missing Singletary.
What we'll lack is top-level experience at strong safety. Maybe, we can get a boost in that area from the portal.
What did MJ Sherman say in his since-deleted tweet following Georgia’s win over TCU?
A table at the top of this type of article would be nice. It could have columns like Tranfer Portal, Declared for NFL Draft, Eligible for NFL but undecided, etc. These get so long that by the time you get to the bottom, you might not remember details from the top of the article. I am sure what we all want is a list of who's going, and who's new, etc.
Man, I think Monken is the second-most important coach in the entire program, right behind Kirby. I wouldn't blink an eye if we pumped his salary up to $5 million/year, or whatever an NFL coordinator makes. And what is a $200,000 buyout to an NFL team? That's a joke if it's meant to be some sort of penalty if he leaves. Pay the man. Schumann, too, even if that means Muschamp has to go. Muschamp still have South Carolina money so he'll be fine elsewhere if need be.
I hope Coach Monken stays around to see if the Dawgs can win another Natty. Give us one more coach. Maybe two, three, or four.
Dom's probably making the right decision for himself. After the work he put in, I've always wanted him return to where he was before those two terrible injuries.
He has gotten closer and closer, and he may still get much better because it can take a few years to fully build back those legs and those moves.
The thing is, he's not going to get a chance to fully strut his stuff at Georgia. Mitchell, McConckey and Lovett at least will be ahead of him in the rotation -- not to mention possibly RaRa, Rosemy-Jacksaint and Bell.
I hope he lands in a place where he'll get a lot more chances so he can have the kind of season that turns him into potential draft pick -- so long as it's not with an SEC team.
@DallasDawg and @GaBoi69
Kind of unusual how everyone has forgotten that had either:
A. Javon Wims not rolled his ankle shortly before halftime
B. Blankenship not missed a very makeable field goal
C. Jake Fromm not used bad technique on a 2nd half throw leading to a tipped ball INT
D. a hapless DB not been left on an island against a future Pro Bowl WR on 4th and 26
then UGA wins the 2017 title. UGA winning the title didn't require all of those things to happen (or not happen). Instead, had any one of those things not happened - say UGA just calls a running play up the middle and punts to pin Bama deep instead of the disastrous pick that gave Bama good field position that they used to score for C. - then UGA wins the title in 2017.
Monken was great for designing an offense around UGA's limitations in 2021 and 2022. But now that UGA will have a taller QB with a stronger arm (this will be the case whether that QB is Beck, Vandagriff or Stockton) and hit the transfer portal to improve the talent at WR, UGA can run a more traditional pro style offense that pretty much any capable OC can coordinate. UGA can - for example - go back to actually using their stable of 4 and 5 star tailbacks running behind the best OL in college football to dominate a football game, and if they actually do this they would actually win a Joe Moore Award. While the 2017 offense had better tailbacks in Chubb and Michel - who may have been College Football Hall of Famers had they not shared a backfield and both gotten knee injuries - the OL was nowhere near as good back then (Isaiah Wynn is the only guy from that OL who plays for UGA last year, and even he plays at OG instead of OT) and with all due respect to Fromm, all of UGA's current QBs have more natural ability (whether arm strength, mobility or both).
Here, here! I think the table idea is a great one, and easy to keep updated. Would sure make it easier to keep up-to-speed during a time with lots of status changes. Hope they take you up on your idea 😁
Great news on Ladd coming back !! He’s a DGD !!
With McConkey coming back, Georgia will have one of the top wide receiver rooms in the country next season.
Yeah ... UGA has had 2 #1 picks at WR in the history of the program: Lindsay Scott in 1982 and AJ Green in 2011. UGA has had 22 receivers drafted in the history of its program, only 9 of them in the first 3 rounds. So when you say that UGA will have one of the top WR rooms in the country next season when the top 3 guys had 850, 760 and 630 yards last season - and 2 of them are transfers, one from an air raid system and another from a team that went 6-7 last year - please understand that words mean things.
30 guys had 1000 receiving yards last season. (Which has only been accomplished once at UGA ... in 2002 and just barely as Terrance Edwards made it by a single catch in the 2002 Sugar Bowl against FSU.)
40 guys had more receiving yards than Bowers (who is a TE, not a WR).
70 guys had more receiving yards than Lovett.
92 guys had more receiving yards than McConkey. And McConkey's injuries only evens out the fact that he played at least 2 more games than everyone but the TCU WRs.
The teams that actually "will have one of the top wide receiver rooms in the country next season" are teams who have as many top 100 recruits at WR as UGA has at, say, LB and OL. Teams that actually have WRs that are actually going to be the 1st and 2nd round picks that UGA rarely produces.
Look, UGA in 2002 had Edwards, Fred Gibson (6'4", 200 lbs, 4.57 40, 4th round pick), Reggie Brown (2nd round pick), the aforementioned Edwards, and if we are counting TEs, future NFL Hall of Famer Ben Watson.
UGA in 2008 had AJ Green and 2nd round pick Mohammed Massoquoi, who both came very close to 1000 yards (playing in 15 or even 14 games instead of 13 gets them there easily) plus 4th rounder Kris Durham and 5th rounder Tavarres King.
2010: Green, Durham, King plus Orson Charles (4th round TE).
Let's see if the UGA WR group can even match 2002, 2008 and 2010 before talking about "one of the better WR groups in the country" because the programs that actually do have 1st and 2nd round picks starting and future ones on the bench ... just like UGA has at - again - OL, LB and DL.
Im gonna use the term “ really good”. When you say top you have to think of schools that are pass happy, almost exclusively pass. They will have higher stat numbers simply because the ball is being thrown much more. But generally to do that many times there’s a sacrifice some where. Like only having an average run game, or an average defense. So though the Dawgs might not have a “top” WR room I think because of the complimentary RB room and TE room they should have a Really Good WR room. That said both the TE room and RB room will also by virtue of complimenting each other be Really Good. So this should be a pretty potent Offense looking at the whole package. The Defense as hard as it is for rivals to imagine could and probably Will be even better. But that’s a whole other story. I’m anxious, not necessarily in a bad way, to see what special teams will be like. All told the Dawgs should be right back in the picture sniffing for yet another Ntl. Title !! Go Dawgs !!
Why is Bryan McClendon the lead image for this particular post?
Yeah, I could've done without that scare! 😯 I like coach McClendon, and hope he sticks around.
GO DAWGS!