I will continue my donation to the university, just not to the athletic dept (William C Hartman Jr., Fund). Once a Dawg, always a Dawg.

for Willie Martinez as the next coach at Bowling Green State University!

Or, for that matter, Miami University. If they came calling CWM would definitely bolt. The “original Miami” has a reputation for hiring great future coaches… Jim Tressel, Woody Hayes, Bo Schembechler, Ara Parseghian, Red Blaik, Weeb Eubank, along with names like Ron Zook, Randy Walker, and the late Terry Hoeppner. So, on second thought, they are typically good judges of talent, so our best bet is for Bowling Green, at least out of the MAC.

Hey, isn’t Florida International looking for a new coach? That’s down around CWM’s old stomping grounds.

Losing is one thing. Losing – repeatedly- with a defense that is literally EMBARASSING is another. And the very worst part is the CMR and Damon Evans and everybody at Butts-Mehre literally just don’t care.

And the ONLY way they’re ever gonna care is if the money dries up and they realize the fan base is fed up with mediocrity, that we have a zero tolerance policy for losing to Tech and that “golly gee, it’ll be ok” is NOT acceptable when doing so. Do the American economy and Georgia football team a favor – spend your money elsewhere until they get the point.

I would like to point out that Richt did not say that there will be no changes to the coaching staff, rather, he just said that he did not expect any changes to be made. In my opinion, if the heat from some big alumni starts coming down the pipe, it might cease to be Richt’s choice to make. Granted, I could be splitting hairs about the syntax of the thing, but in an age where all kinds of decrees are made about coaching decisions and then later rescinded (Nick Saban, Brian Van Gorder, Tony Franklin), I would not doubt that Richt could just be leaving himself an out so he doesn’t end up looking like Tuberville if it does end up happening.

Yes, Richt may b loyal, but that in the long run can cost him. I respect his loyalty. It is truly admirable, especially in an environment such as the SEC. However, Richt is ending a season that could be categorized as the most under-achieving teams in UGA history. This team may have had a chance this year if we had some ability to stop effective offenses (obvious weak link).
Don’t think for one minute that Richt couldn’t be fired eventually for not ‘getting ovre the hump’. Rememeber that Coach Donnan was let go because he could not get over the 8 win season hump. Now that GA is over that and has made it to the next level, expectations are raised higher. It is now expected that GA compete every year in the national championship picture and that we….BEAT FL. If Richt doesn’t find a way to overcome the bridesmade perception that GA has establised with FL, don;t think for one minute that he couldnt be fired eventually.
I do not want to see Richt fired, let me get that straight. However, if he is unable to truly make a foothold in the SEC East and beat FL every other year, he will be shown the door. This is the most competitve conference in the nation and has become even more so in te last 3-4 years. Change is inevitable.