Not related to the topic of your post, but I couldn’t help thinking about CMR last night during the coverage of John Wooden’s passing. With all the discussion about how Coach Wooden was a deeply religious man who genuinely cared about people and whose number one priority was strengthening the character of the young men he coached, I had to dispute the people on TV saying “they don’t make ‘em like that anymore.” While of course Coach Richt has not (yet) had the success Coach Wooden had, it seems clear, at least to me, that national championship-level success is very possible for our man. Further, it seems from my non-insider perspective that CMR has his priorities in the same order Coach Wooden did – be extremely competitive, but win the RIGHT way. If my son grows up to play a sport, that’s the sort of man I want to be his coach. I just hope our fanbase doesn’t lose sight of the treasure we have (Coach Wooden did have 16 seasons at UCLA before he won his first championship, after all), because I want CMR’s eventual, and to my mind inevitable, success to occur at Georgia, not somewhere else.