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What Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo has in common with Nickelback

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  • BigDawg888BigDawg888 Posts: 1,954 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    I like Bobo. I had my doubts until the last 2 years. He's won 2 SEC championships as OC and that puts him in rare territory historically. Knowing that he did it with a makeshift OL and a backup qb one year and the next year survived several close games by outscoring our opponents and then thumping Alabama.

    What else can you ask for? Oh yah, the Nattie. That comes this year.

    You'd better like Bobo because when Kirby hangs it up he is our next Head Ball Coach.

    If I were Bobo and I ran into some of these posters I would just tell em they don't know squat about football and if that didn't work they go be an Auburn fan.

  • BigDawg888BigDawg888 Posts: 1,954 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    Pollack seems to make an effort not to be a homer to the point he is boring to listen to when discussing Georgia. The one time he homered up he got let go for crossing the mighty Saban. ESPN was making cuts and honestly Pollack was just a lesser version of Herbstreit. McFly has turned out to be entertaining so ESPN was right on that front even though he can be alot sometimes.

    Like Pollack and I'm rooting for him but a little bit of controlled enthusiasm toward Georgia is understandable, people you watch understand where you played and it is ok. Aaron Murray handles this better than David. David should watch how Aaron handles it and try the same.

    Anyways, Pollack is one of the Georgia greats would of rather had him on Game Day than Desmond but you know DEI and all that so no more Pollack.

  • MontanaDawgMontanaDawg Posts: 2,898 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate
    edited July 16

    It's simply "Show me time" for Bobo…nothing against the guy, but he's got the best group he's had in years on offense. There are really no excuses for poor offensive performances in any of our games. And he's got (2) cupcakes to begin the season before we play Oklahoma to work out any kinks. Yes, there definitely is some pressure…even if he did get a new contract.

  • GoodOlDawgGoodOlDawg Posts: 896 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate
    edited July 16

    "If I were Bobo and I ran into some of these posters I would just tell em they don't know squat about football……." 

    I would reply to Mr. Bobo that you don't have to know "squat" about football to predict EXACTLY what play he is about to call!

    @BigDawg888 I hope you are right about the Natty, and I do think he has done some impressive work in player development. If he can get over his stubborn streak and improve his skills at playcalling, I will defend him alongside of you.

  • reddawg1reddawg1 Posts: 4,508 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    "He produced Stafford" One can easliy look at Stafford's stats at UGA and easliy make the case that his talent was underutilized for someone who will wind up being a top 10 HOF QB in the NFL. A case where everyone recognized the talent even if the stats didn't scream at you.

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