Oh Mark Richt, I am disappoint

[Scotty's Flat Top]

Come on guys, you are ruining my cheap shot at Georgia with your logic :(

[GAVol]

Originally Posted by Scotty's Flat Top

I'd say Richt seems to struggle more than most though.

Not so sure about that. UGA, us, Florida, Bama, SC and LSU are probably neck and neck the past 5 years.

[GAVol]

Originally Posted by Scotty's Flat Top

Come on guys, you are ruining my cheap shot at Georgia with your logic :(

I'll freely admit that I'm conflicted on this topic. On one hand, I wouldn't pull for UGA in a game of UNO against Al Qaeda. On the other hand, I've had personal dealings with Mark Richt and the good guy persona is no act whatsoever. He's that good a guy.

[508mikey]

So can Crowell come back if he beats the rap ? I just think he should have waited until the guy got his day in court -- like with this CB

[508mikey]

Originally Posted by GAVol

I'll freely admit that I'm conflicted on this topic. On one hand, I wouldn't pull for UGA in a game of UNO against Al Qaeda. On the other hand, I've had personal dealings with Mark Richt and the good guy persona is no act whatsoever. He's that good a guy.

Yes you are correct --

[UGA insider]

Smith never tested positive, that's the reason for no suspension.

[GAVol]

Originally Posted by 508mikey

So can Crowell come back if he beats the rap ?

No chance. That guy got as much slack as Richt had to give and crapped all over the program.

[GAVol]

Originally Posted by UGA insider

Smith never tested positive, that's the reason for no suspension.

That's what I've heard as well.

[508mikey]

Originally Posted by GAVol

That's what I've heard as well.

well then its a non issue (like the Bray thing) OP needs to get a life before posting

[UGA insider]

Originally Posted by GAVol

No chance. That guy got as much slack as Richt had to give and crapped all over the program.

Very true.

[Scotty's Flat Top]

Originally Posted by 508mikey

well then its a non issue (like the Bray thing) OP needs to get a life before posting

Haha, stfu dude. I guess if I get arrested for possession or selling weed.. I would face no repercussion unless I failed a drug test. Nice logic bud

[GAVol]

Originally Posted by 508mikey

well then its a non issue (like the Bray thing) OP needs to get a life before posting

I'd say it's a legit question to ask. We're talking a little more serious than the TB situation. There was an actual arrest.

[Scotty's Flat Top]

@kingcfb: Fact: Smith was arrested. Fact: signed guilty plea. Fact: UGA policy dictates 1-game susp (for FB). Fact: Richt decided, "Nah, he'll play."

[Scotty's Flat Top]

Defend him all you want but MR dropped the ball on this one.

[getyopopcornready]

Originally Posted by Scotty's Flat Top

Obviously I know what it means, but elaborate please

[QUOTE However, not every coach sees the benefits of a vigilant testing program, as former Florida State coach Bobby Bowden said recently. "I know of a lot of schools, and I don't want to say something I shouldn't say -- but you don't have to drug-test," he says. "If you don't want your boys to be caught with drugs, don't drug-test them."

Indeed, The Magazine's survey of more than 60 schools competing in BCS conferences revealed myriad testing protocols and discipline standards for players testing positive for marijuana and other recreational drugs. One coach at an FBS school admits that when he was an assistant at a previous school, only half of the team's players were ever tested. "And they never tested the guys we knew were smoking," he says.

Not that a single failed test would necessarily jeopardize the athlete's eligibility. Athletes at schools such as Ole Miss, Purdue and UCLA don't face mandatory suspensions until they fail three tests. Fewer than 10 schools surveyed, including Georgia, Miami, Michigan, Mississippi State and Virginia Tech, penalize players with mandatory suspensions from play after their first positive test.[/QUOTE]