UGA just got even better on offense

[EastTNHunter]

It's a good day in DAWG nation. This may not be as juicy as signing a 5 star to your class, but he used to be one, and he is a proven college receiver.

The defense may not be as good as last season (but they still oughta be pretty good), but the offense should be better with only a few question marks. The o- line should be one of the biggest and best in the nation, receiving corps deeper if not quite as tall, an awesome running back stable, great tight ends, and a very good qb (with a true freshman backup and walk one for third string, which is kinda scary).

I just hope that the talent can gel before the second game.

https://www.dawgnation.com/football/rep ... his-season

 

[gator-n-buck]

:tu:

Ole

 

[PalsPal]

:tu:

Ole

Fake twitter account. You can even see it in the pic you posted.

 

[wayne]

:tu:

Ole

The @Brett_McMurphy is a fake account.

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[TreyB]

But the John Emory tweet isn't.

 

[wayne]

But the John Emory tweet isn't.

Could be fake

http://www.prankmenot.com/

http://simitator.com/generator/twitter

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[gator-n-buck]

But the John Emory tweet isn't.

Could be fake

http://www.prankmenot.com/

http://simitator.com/generator/twitter

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He claims that he was hacked. Only problem with that is there's not a LSU fan smart enough to hack his account... :rotf:

 

[EastTNHunter]

Is that all that you have? At least UF has a policy (that isn't a policy) on that, huh?

I'm not saying that UGA is squeaky clean, nor any other program, but if they, or any other team, is paying players then I hope that they are caught and penalized. Ole Miss was paying players and the NCAA turned a blind eye to it. There's been a lot of smoke around Auburn and Alabama several times. UF and UT have had several major accusations in the past about player criminal coverup. UGA/boosters supposedly bought a black Trans Am for Herschel Walker back in the day (sounds like Bama and Derrick Henry, right?). The NCAA finds and enforces whimsically, so all that's left is accusations and assumptions. They will continue to catch players selling autographs and memorabilia and penalize them commensurate to their team booster power... or whatever sliding scale that they use to suspend one player for four games and another for a half of a game for the same offense.

 

[TreyB]

Ole Miss got a two year bowl ban and reduced scholarships.

 

[PalsPal]

Is that all that you have? At least UF has a policy (that isn't a policy) on that, huh?

I'm not saying that UGA is squeaky clean, nor any other program, but if they, or any other team, is paying players then I hope that they are caught and penalized. Ole Miss was paying players and the NCAA turned a blind eye to it. There's been a lot of smoke around Auburn and Alabama several times. UF and UT have had several major accusations in the past about player criminal coverup. UGA/boosters supposedly bought a black Trans Am for Herschel Walker back in the day (sounds like Bama and Derrick Henry, right?). The NCAA finds and enforces whimsically, so all that's left is accusations and assumptions. They will continue to catch players selling autographs and memorabilia and penalize them commensurate to their team booster power... or whatever sliding scale that they use to suspend one player for four games and another for a half of a game for the same offense.

Yes, it really is a joke.

A year or so ago, someone put together a list showing several Bama players with their rides. It was pretty amazing. And I know that they aren't the only ones. We (UT & UGA) can only hope that our coaches know enough of the dirt to protect us from Saban's NCAA buddy !

 

[gator-n-buck]

Is that all that you have? At least UF has a policy (that isn't a policy) on that, huh?

I'm not saying that UGA is squeaky clean, nor any other program, but if they, or any other team, is paying players then I hope that they are caught and penalized. Ole Miss was paying players and the NCAA turned a blind eye to it. There's been a lot of smoke around Auburn and Alabama several times. UF and UT have had several major accusations in the past about player criminal coverup. UGA/boosters supposedly bought a black Trans Am for Herschel Walker back in the day (sounds like Bama and Derrick Henry, right?). The NCAA finds and enforces whimsically, so all that's left is accusations and assumptions. They will continue to catch players selling autographs and memorabilia and penalize them commensurate to their team booster power... or whatever sliding scale that they use to suspend one player for four games and another for a half of a game for the same offense.

None of them are clean but GA might be entering the land of Ole miss.... :mrgreen:

 

[EastTNHunter]

Is that all that you have? At least UF has a policy (that isn't a policy) on that, huh?

I'm not saying that UGA is squeaky clean, nor any other program, but if they, or any other team, is paying players then I hope that they are caught and penalized. Ole Miss was paying players and the NCAA turned a blind eye to it. There's been a lot of smoke around Auburn and Alabama several times. UF and UT have had several major accusations in the past about player criminal coverup. UGA/boosters supposedly bought a black Trans Am for Herschel Walker back in the day (sounds like Bama and Derrick Henry, right?). The NCAA finds and enforces whimsically, so all that's left is accusations and assumptions. They will continue to catch players selling autographs and memorabilia and penalize them commensurate to their team booster power... or whatever sliding scale that they use to suspend one player for four games and another for a half of a game for the same offense.

None of them are clean but GA might be entering the land of Ole miss.... :mrgreen:

You're just jealous that your coach can't recruit... pretty good talent developer, but can't recruit talent. :mrgreen:

 

[wayne]

Is that all that you have? At least UF has a policy (that isn't a policy) on that, huh?

I'm not saying that UGA is squeaky clean, nor any other program, but if they, or any other team, is paying players then I hope that they are caught and penalized. Ole Miss was paying players and the NCAA turned a blind eye to it. There's been a lot of smoke around Auburn and Alabama several times. UF and UT have had several major accusations in the past about player criminal coverup. UGA/boosters supposedly bought a black Trans Am for Herschel Walker back in the day (sounds like Bama and Derrick Henry, right?). The NCAA finds and enforces whimsically, so all that's left is accusations and assumptions. They will continue to catch players selling autographs and memorabilia and penalize them commensurate to their team booster power... or whatever sliding scale that they use to suspend one player for four games and another for a half of a game for the same offense.

None of them are clean but GA might be entering the land of Ole miss.... :mrgreen:

And UGA can hide it just a little bit longer than everybody else.

https://deadspin.com/kirbys-law-will-ma ... 500372/amp

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[EastTNHunter]

Is that all that you have? At least UF has a policy (that isn't a policy) on that, huh?

I'm not saying that UGA is squeaky clean, nor any other program, but if they, or any other team, is paying players then I hope that they are caught and penalized. Ole Miss was paying players and the NCAA turned a blind eye to it. There's been a lot of smoke around Auburn and Alabama several times. UF and UT have had several major accusations in the past about player criminal coverup. UGA/boosters supposedly bought a black Trans Am for Herschel Walker back in the day (sounds like Bama and Derrick Henry, right?). The NCAA finds and enforces whimsically, so all that's left is accusations and assumptions. They will continue to catch players selling autographs and memorabilia and penalize them commensurate to their team booster power... or whatever sliding scale that they use to suspend one player for four games and another for a half of a game for the same offense.

None of them are clean but GA might be entering the land of Ole miss.... :mrgreen:

And UGA can hide it just a little bit longer than everybody else.

https://deadspin.com/kirbys-law-will-ma ... 500372/amp

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That's old, but I didn't like it when it happened. Definitely not a good look

 

[gator-n-buck]

Is that all that you have? At least UF has a policy (that isn't a policy) on that, huh?

I'm not saying that UGA is squeaky clean, nor any other program, but if they, or any other team, is paying players then I hope that they are caught and penalized. Ole Miss was paying players and the NCAA turned a blind eye to it. There's been a lot of smoke around Auburn and Alabama several times. UF and UT have had several major accusations in the past about player criminal coverup. UGA/boosters supposedly bought a black Trans Am for Herschel Walker back in the day (sounds like Bama and Derrick Henry, right?). The NCAA finds and enforces whimsically, so all that's left is accusations and assumptions. They will continue to catch players selling autographs and memorabilia and penalize them commensurate to their team booster power... or whatever sliding scale that they use to suspend one player for four games and another for a half of a game for the same offense.

None of them are clean but GA might be entering the land of Ole miss.... :mrgreen:

You're just jealous that your coach can't recruit... pretty good talent developer, but can't recruit talent. :mrgreen:

Mullen is a closer and can evaluate talent. UF's class will come together in Dec. Not jealous at all... Just perfect timing on getting a dig in because the Twitter post was done yesterday..... UF had a couple good receivers cleared last week to play and Grimes coming out of H.S. was also a 5 star. I do believe Jefferson is more proven at this point.

 

[EastTNHunter]

I actually think that Mullen is a really good coach. He's a little quirky, but smart. He oughta be able to assemble good classes from his own backyard for years to come.