Tiger1992

I don't know anything about this kid, but for those not from Georgia, Grayson plays at the highest Georgia classification level and is a top tier team. So when his coach said he's their best offensive lineman, that gives me the warm and fuzzies. Plus he has near perfect "center size".

I of course wouldn't know about any "gentleman's clubs", but there is a nice shoe show on Spring Street... (or so I've been told)

If I'm not mistaken weren't we in talks to play UNC in 2020 in a second Chik kickoff game? Regardless, UMass and Southern Miss won't be our big OOC games that year, someone else will get added. Obviously game dates that are scheduled years out can change, although it seems to have become increasingly harder over the years. That's interesting about possibly moving UGA up in the schedule. Also, not to defend UGAly, but they do play Georgia Tech every year PLUS they usually play another Power 5 opponent, at least in the recent past. UMass is the exception for them next year. We're the ones in the glass house on this topic, I'd be careful throwing stones. And, I'm sure you know, but we have games scheduled with Penn State in 2021/2022 and California in 2023/2024.

In my opinion the "7 blocked punts" is the most WTF stat there.

Once the early signing period is over don't high school kids have to wait until February to sign?

Was hoping our OL commits would enroll early. Losing four starters, it would be great to have them in and getting ready prior to next summer.

I don't think anyone would say Baylor is a more prestigious program than Auburn, but I think we've done pretty well with one of their "castoffs". Only difference in situations is our "castoff" took a year off before coming to Auburn.

True, but we'd have a helluva lot of recruits come to visit...

FWIW - The AJC reported today that UGA DC Mel Tucker had his second interview with UT today.

Cool thread, glad I found it. From La Jolla this past June.

It's not unusual for coaches to visit other programs to learn new ideas and techniques. I don't see why this couldn't happen, but admittedly I'm not the person to ask.

1st job - Keep Steele and Lindsey on staff. 2nd job - Hypnotize Holland into staying. 3rd job - Learn how to handle multiple RB's and not run one into the ground. 4th job - Learn how to game plan when your main RB has a damaged shoulder and won't be effective. Granted, this last situation doesn't happen very often, but when it does, it just might be important.

Not even close to a similar situation. UGA's staff knew how to use multiple running backs and rotated Chubb and Michel enough to keep them fresh and healthy. Their staff, unlike others who shall remain nameless (Auburn's staff - ok, maybe not nameless), don't run single RB's into the ground. Plus, they thought/knew they had a chance to make a serious run this year, and it turns out they were right.

I had just written a lengthy response suggesting this very thing, but my computer went nuts and nothing posted. Damn technology! I would have to think UGA would be ok with this, because when the change occurred when Mizzou and A&M joined, it screwed up UGA's schedule with GTech. They now have us and Tech on the same home schedule, whereas they used to be opposite.

See if we can get Frank Beamer to come in as a guest coach in the spring and spend a little time teaching our ST coach how to coach special teams.