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Jeff Owens Interviews Joe Cox; Bulldog Nation's Mood Improves

Before you start to fret about next football season, take the time to read Jeff Owens’s interview with Joe Cox. It will make you proud to be a Bulldog.

A few highlights:

  • Joe C. wants to be taller. Don’t we all?


  • The Ginger Assassin’s favorite color is green---hopefully, that’s capitalized and has an "e" on the end---and he will be a graduate assistant in Athens after he receives his degree. He also gets in a nice reference to his prep program that puts his high school on a par with Ohio State University. Given how well the Buckeyes fare against the S.E.C. in bowl games, that sounds about right.


  • The White Shockley loves the movie "Old School," likes Halle Berry, and hates reality television. Honestly, how could you not be a fan of this guy?


  • Finally, Cox lists as his proudest accomplishment as a Bulldog the fact that he was a member of the 2005 S.E.C. championship team. That, to me, speaks volumes about the caliber of Georgia’s 2009 starting quarterback. No one could have groused about it if Cox had claimed as his finest moment the day he came off the bench to lead the ‘Dawgs to a comeback win over the Buffaloes in Sanford Stadium, but, rather than emphasize the pinnacle of his personal highlight reel, Cox pointed to an achievement that was all about the team and not at all about him.

I don’t know how many games the Red and Black will win next year, but I know this: we will always have a chance as long as Joe Cox is under center. He may not have either the build or the arm of an N.F.L. quarterback, but Joe C. has the heart of a champion.

This is more good stuff from Jeff Owens. Be sure you’re reading what No. 95 is writing on a regular basis.

Go ‘Dawgs!

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Two things

1) Been surprised for the better by the Jeff Owens blog. Seriously, I’ve read blogs from professional athletes that can’t write a full sentence and use “da game is a big deal 2 me” kinda sentences.

2) I’m confident in Joe Cox and think we’ll be better than we were last year.

Everyone should read Jeff’s blog, good stuff for any Dawg fan.

by UgaBulldog14 on Feb 11, 2009 4:45 PM EST reply actions  

Sadly

This is exactly what Owens was complaining about in his post on athlete stereotypes. Which, truly, is not to say that some percentage of UGA athletes aren’t the most loquacious gentlemen, but that he has a point when everyone starts there comments about his blog with the equivalent of “he’s extremely well spoken!”

by blackertai on Feb 11, 2009 8:34 PM EST up reply actions  

Agreed

As non-PC as it is for me to say this, I truly believe stereotypes exist because there’s a degree of truth to them. Have you ever seen interviews with professional athletes after the game? It makes you wonder how in the world they ever got into the colleges they did. For every Craig Krenzel, there’s a Stephon Marbury therefore these types of stereotypes about athletes exist and it’s just natural for people to be pleasantly surprised by an athlete’s command of language.

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by AuditDawg on Feb 11, 2009 10:04 PM EST up reply actions  

Ladies and Gentlemen....

….your offensive and defensive leaders of 2009. How lucky are we to have those two leading our team next year? UgaBulldog- I, too, was totally surprised by the Jeff Owens blog. It’s really refreshing to read. I feel really good about next year. Not predicting anything; just feel really good.

by DawgGirl32 on Feb 11, 2009 4:51 PM EST reply actions  

One point of contention, Kyle...

while I understand your reference of Joe’s favorite color being “Greene”…I’d like to think that, given our current receiver situation, the e on the end will be dropped in favor of the more traditional spelling. Better yet, I’d like to think that he will soon have co-favorite colors: Green and Brown.

by hailtogeorgia on Feb 12, 2009 9:47 AM EST reply actions  

oh, and one more thing

given our pass-catching TE situation…White could be added to that list as well. I never realized we had so many color last names.

by hailtogeorgia on Feb 12, 2009 9:48 AM EST up reply actions  

Good luck...

… to the little fella!

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by Gatorpilot on Feb 14, 2009 4:39 PM EST reply actions  

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