You could have said "this is his last chance" about 4,000 times throughout the past 2 years.
Pruitt claims to value ball security, but then keeps trotting out JG, who has been responsible for EVERY. SINGLE. TURNOVER. WE. HAVE. HAD. THIS. YEAR! The only one I'll give him a doubt on is the fumble where Chandler ran into his hand while he was throwing. That one I could say wasn't completely on him.
I like Pruitt. I still think he is the guy. But why he is sticking so faithfully to a quarterback he didn't even recruit, over the 3 quarterbacks that he did recruit, including the like #4 all time passer in the state of Georgia? I just don't understand.
This year needs to be an investment year. We aren't beating Georgia. We likely aren't beating Florida or Bama. We didn't even beat Kentucky. We need to take the chips we have, and get as much experience and game time as possible. The only way to bring these guys up to SEC speed is to put them in SEC games. Period. This year does not count. If a guy gets hurt, he doesn't have to burn a shirt. If a guy looks totally lost, then he may get an extra year next year as a redshirt.
I just think you have to shift your whole focus. It can still be on winning, but it needs to be a long game. At this point, you have to give fans and recruits hope for the future, and allow them to see bright young pieces that are going to be around for another 4-5 years. I sure would love to see more of Bailey and Jabari Small and Malachi Wideman. Let's get these guys experience. Let's get them on the field against the Bama's and Floridas and Arkansas and Auburns and everyone else. Make it happen. Play the long game, or else you are not going to have a job much longer. Show us that the talent you are bringing in can play.