I’m proud of the results of the Bulldogs’ defensive performance in the second half, but the usual problem of letting the receiver catch the ball behind the linebackers and in front of the safeties was evident, as always. The fact that the Red and Black scored 31 offensive points and made a key stop late while inspired by Bacarri Rambo doesn’t change the reality . . . and, frankly, we all know any goodwill Willie Martinez earned last night is going to be obliterated at historic Grant Field two weeks from now.

Also, there were plenty of recruits in the house last night. I’m guessing they came away impressed at the atmosphere. It wasn’t the 2007 Blackout, but it was an experience those young men won’t soon forget.

but Cox has been a huge disappointment to me. I hope this proves to our recruiters that just because a QB puts up good numbers, and excels in HS football, does in no way automatically make him a good QB on the college level, especially an SEC QB.
I actually feel for the kid, having to go out there week after week, looking like a deer in my headlights. Yes, he had that ONE good game, but as the season has gone on, I haven’t seen much of anything he has done, to make me believe he can compete at this level.
I wish the kid the best in the future, but can’t wait to see him move on……

and agree. I think Auburn is just a horrible team. They could have, with a QB, ate us apart with posts and deep slants. Our defense was able to stop them, when it was obvious they were going to throw. Mostly auburn stopped themselves until the 4th quarter. Chris Todd, bless him, is even worse that Cox and it seems Auburn is in a bad way at QB right now as well. Auburn game out prepared and motivated and mostly couldnt get it done, I didnt see anything different form CWM.

I dont like the booing your team stuff either. It accomplishes nothing but making yourself look classless. It also ques me in you probably dont care anything about the University as an institution of learning.

… I think we can all wholeheartedly agree.

I hate Florida.

. . . I hope that last sentence was hyperbole in the service of your larger point (which, to be fair, it well may have been).

If Georgia beats Kentucky and wins its bowl game, even with a loss to Georgia Tech, Mark Richt will have won 90 games in nine years. I’m going to go out on a limb and say that ten wins a year (not to mention two SEC championships, three SEC championship game appearances, four years of finishing no worse than tied for first place in the SEC East, three Sugar Bowl appearances, and two final rankings in the top three) doesn’t quite constitute abject failure.