"What Happened at UGA in 2015?"- UGA Beat Writer

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DaUndergroundMan said:
The thing is, why is Georgia(and its fifth column of fans, media) suddenly vomitimg all this up now.

It should have been hashed out and settled some time ago, or at the very least when Pruitt was hired. If you're a football journalist you struggle through the offseason just dying for something to write about.

So they all, just all of the sudden tap into the akashic records of foootballdom, so that every georgia leaning talking head, is just synchronistically spouting off the "evil" of jeremy pruitt.

The only other explanation is....aliens...and ancient astronaut theorist say...YES!

AND yes.... two paragraphs into the other article....Pruitt is called evil.

His time there was described as, compared to, "letting evil into your life."

I mean lord. Richts head was spinning, and sources state that aleister crowley's spirit was summoned (real purpose of practice facility) and the great beast Perduabo, along with his toady cthulu, held out grimly a faustian contract to Pruitt, writ in blood and smoking. It reeked of sulpher and decay.

In short, here's the real scoop of what went down...the depth of its depravity belies the incubation period of this awful knowledge...the real facts are too dark, too twisted, too godless to see the light of day until now. The courage of dawg post and murray and pollack will be forever remebered, songs will be sung of these latter day saints. Well, if good triumphs, perhaps, they will be.

It was faustian bargain of epic, hell shattering proportions.

The foul demons wanted but one thing....not a soul, as Pruitt's had been long pledged to the Dark One. Nay, but simply a question....one that was unspoken but immediately understood to be directly from Lucifer himself.

On the parchment of human skins, in runes of blood and fire....

"what was it ike to work with Saban?"

In exchange for this unspeakable answer to that unutterable question, Pruitt was imbued with all the voluminous writings, every esoteric scrawl of every madman, that found himself foreever lost to God and sanity, every scourge that, bidden by a cacophony of gibbering demons, dared to dance with the devil in the pale moonlight. The libraries of every mystery cult, however obscure, every godless ritual and black spell, this timeless catalog of arcane alchemical knowledge, was granted to pruitt. And that ball thing from the Phantasm movie. He got that too.

Before long, the incantation of the age old formulae for conjuring homoculi was put into use. This explains Dariel from the finebaum show.

This was all done while Richt lay well beyond the walls of sleep, dark magic weaving its spell. The judgement was thusly....as the last "good man" in his profession (and state) he was hiherto banished, and forever forced to wear a goatee, all punishment beyond reason....but such is the price that good men pay...when they let evil into their lives.

Pray for us, volnation. Pray.
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Good morning, Mr. Lovecraft.
 
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dduncan4163 said:
Per the article....


“We were all told that we were going to use our offense,” said one player. “The week before spring practice Schottenheimer changed everything. We got called in (to our position coach), and he told us that we were going to use Schottenheimer’s playbook. He never learned our playbook.”


Pruitt was unaware of the change on the offensive side of the ball, and but when he found out he didn’t react well.


“Pruitt never found that out until the day before spring practice. That is, I think, what really started the problem,” they added.


That was the moment Pruitt knew he had walked into disorganized s**t show in Athens. Richt had become pretty much hands off and was just a figure head. Pruitt saw it and I don't blame him for trying to fill that vacuum.
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I saw this as the key event. If your DC doesn't know what scheme your offense is going with, and if the team was recruited to be smaller and faster than the scheme you are changing to, then you are effectively throwing games while being paid millions of Georgia taxpayer dollars to do it.

Any person with any scruples lose their ever-loving sh*t if they found out that all their off-season recruiting and prep was wasted because the OC was too lazy to read a playbook.

Also, Richt telling the kids what the consequences of fighting in practice is, then saying we aren't going to enforce our own rules . . .

Well, every successful parent in human history can tell you that just don't work.
 
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maotai said:
I sounds to me like Richt had gotten too comfortable in Athens and tried to put things on cruise control. Bobo leaving compounded the situation and resulted in the assistants not getting any guidance from the top. The lack of guidance led to infighting which lead to everyone losing their minds.

In short it turned into a crap show where no one came out looking good.
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This...In a nutshell. Richt had kind of done the same thing at FSU. When Vince Dooley asked Bobby Bowden what kind of a HC Richt would make, Bobby's response was that he thought Richt was too nice a guy to be a 'take charge' coach.
 
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Booker512 said:
The longer Josh Dobbs is gone, the more I realize that he was an offensive machine. The dude was like a video game character when he was in the zone. But when he was off....lordamercy. He could stink it up too.
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Dobbs was somehow underrated and overrated at the same time.

We badly underestimated how much he covered the flaws in Butch's offense. His improvised scrambling abilities and making something out of nothing on 3rd down were fantastic. Dobbs running for his life on 3rd down and picking up 1st downs was our offensive "strategy" a lot of the time in 2015 and 2016.

At the same time, that ability to improvise and scramble led some to believe that he was one of the better QBs in college football, and he just wasn't at that level. Perhaps he could have been with better coaching, but his passing was wildly inconsistent and never developed. He was a great runner, but he never could consistently read the DE on a read option either. The bad reads on the RPOs was what was most frustrating to me.
 
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TennesseeTarheel said:
Is Tennessee-Georgia a so-called " trap game" for the Bulldogs? Easy to overlook a 4 and 8 team.
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I could see it maybe being a trap game if they played us the week before a really strong team, but they play Vandy in Athens right after they play us.

Georgia really does not have a difficult schedule this year. Their biggest challenge will be to keep from sleepwalking, especially in the early part of the year. Remember FSU's 2014 season? They won the title the year prior and looked lethargic and scraped by multiple inferior opponents throughout that season, but were still undefeated until the Rose Bowl. Then they got absolutely throttled by Oregon. I could see Georgia having a season like that.
 
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#134
UGA lost a ton of talent, sure new talent on campus, but growing pains strike even for 5 star kids, I think they are over rated and will inevitably self implode.
 
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Russdaddy2027 said:
UGA lost a ton of talent, sure new talent on campus, but growing pains strike even for 5 star kids, I think they are over rated and will inevitably self implode.
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They don't really strike for Alabama, and all we've heard is that Kirby is "building at Alabama" at Georgia, so we'll see. The real hallmark of Alabama is the consistency.
 
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booker512 said:
it really has baffled my mind as to how out of nowhere, the entire state of georgia suddenly has a hard on for 4-8 tennessee :crazy:

My only answer is that kirby smart might be behind it. It’s ex-players, the media down there, fans, ex-coaches...allllll of them suddenly moving in unison. Can’t be a coincidence at this point. Kirby may have an insecurity complex in regards to pruitt. They’ve been on the same staff before and pruitt may just have kirby’s number. Only time will tell obviously, but something is cooking under the surface and it’s not just off season gossip. This is targeted at this point. No way all this crap just suddenly popped up from nowhere.

Like i said. Being this focused on 4-8 tennessee makes no sense.

But my only answer is that someone in the state of georgia is insecure.
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lol!!!

Look - There's really nothing more here than a story that got blown up by the Media during media days. Any story with a hint of "scandal" will take off immediately, and truth is there were some issues providing that hint of "scandal." Suggesting an orchestrated attempt to discredit CJP is a bit out there... Only reason more Georgia people are saying anything about it is because the story happened at Georgia and people want clarification on what really happened.
 
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#137
UncontrollaVOL said:
In case you missed it, UGA kicked our asses on their way to the National Championship game last season and you schmucks are predicting Pruitt will own Georgia and every one of our opponents. Our coach hasn't won a game here yet so why not just support the team and hope he rights the ship? It get tiresome seeing fools predict greatness, dating back to the first coaching change of Kiffin. We SUCKED last season people and I do not see things getting much better for 2-3 recruiting cycles. Only then will we see if Pruitt is the "great coach" many have already crowned him. Good Lord.........:hmm:
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What I read is how dysfunctional the UGA program was at the end. Richt was delegating authority and had kind of designated himself as a short timer it appears. Then the old alums that have a mic in front of them circle the wagons for their old coach. Doesn't really help that Kirby Smart goes to the NC game with Richt's guys.

Nothing to see here.
 
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ptcarter said:
At this stage, it's all about recruiting. Kirby (who lost to Butch Jones) actually did very well this go around. You can't deny it.

So at this stage, he's a step ahead of CJP. I agree with Booker here though. There must really be some insecurities in the UGA ranks. No, we won't catch them probably in 2 years, but they seem to be worried beyond that.



Bottom line, They just might realize what the difference is between Smart and Pruitt. John Parker Wilson of Alabama said he thought Pruitt was a bigger threat than Smart and he oughta know (Because he is called by 3 names instead of 1). :eek:
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Pretty sure it shows who was the dominate male in the pack when they were together. KS must already know his Weinke is inferior to Pruitt’s Weinke!
 
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Russdaddy2027 said:
Pretty sure it shows who was the dominate male in the pack when they were together. KS must already know his Weinke is inferior to Pruitt’s Weinke!
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Since CKS has a smaller weinke than cjp's then I suppose that's why UGA opted to hire CKS instead of the dude with the bigger hands.

Just as a reminder; CKS was cjp's boss for seven years in Tusaloosa

( man...and yall think Georgia fans have a hard on for UT? Pot meet kettle)
 
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