Hell, I copied and pasted the tweet you posted on another board. So shame on me too.
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Regurgitating what some local guy on talk radio thinks. Hadn't seen his name mentioned so thought I'd throw that out there.
The word up here is that UGA knew what they were going to do after the Florida game. McGarity has been lukewarm on Richt from the day he was hired in 2010.
In last 100 years, Georgia has hired one coach who was a sitting head coach: Jim Donnan. Not Smart, Richt, Goff, Dooley, Mehre or Butts, etc
— Mark Schlabach (@Mark_Schlabach) December 2, 2015
— Mark Schlabach (@Mark_Schlabach) December 2, 2015
Security confiscates anti-Greg McGarity sign at UGA basketball game
By: Logan Booker on Dec 02, 2015
Photo: Kam Abernathy
Athens, Ga - University of Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity has not been the most popular person around Athens or the entire state of Georgia the last 48 hours.
The outcry of frustration and disapproval comes on the heels of McGarity firing 15-year Georgia head football coach Mark Richt over the weekend, following the conclusion of the 2015 season in which the Bulldogs finished 9-3.
UGA senior Alex Kent, a management major in the Terry College of Business, decided to voice his frustrations with a sign at tonight's Georgia men's basketball game against Oakland. He wrote on a small poster board the words "Fire ADGM," an acronym for "Athletic Director Greg McGarity."
Kent held the sign up in silent protest before the game and then during timeouts and stoppages of play during the opening minutes. But about six minutes into the game, CSC Security confiscated his sign, stating it was done by orders of the "University of Georgia administration."
“I feel like it was an appropriate way to express my feelings and the sentiments of the entire Bulldog Nation after the events that unfolded on Sunday and Monday," Kent said. "I, like many others, stand behind Coach Mark Richt and the football team. There is a great deal of concern surrounding the direction of our athletic department and I believe that starts at with Mr. McGarity. He isn’t even here to show his support for our basketball team tonight. As Georgia, we should aspire for better leadership."
Signs are not uncommon at Georgia basketball games. Especially in the student section near where Kent was sitting. But rarely, if ever, are they confiscated by whatever "administration" ordered this one to be.
By: Logan Booker on Dec 02, 2015
Photo: Kam Abernathy
Athens, Ga - University of Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity has not been the most popular person around Athens or the entire state of Georgia the last 48 hours.
The outcry of frustration and disapproval comes on the heels of McGarity firing 15-year Georgia head football coach Mark Richt over the weekend, following the conclusion of the 2015 season in which the Bulldogs finished 9-3.
UGA senior Alex Kent, a management major in the Terry College of Business, decided to voice his frustrations with a sign at tonight's Georgia men's basketball game against Oakland. He wrote on a small poster board the words "Fire ADGM," an acronym for "Athletic Director Greg McGarity."
Kent held the sign up in silent protest before the game and then during timeouts and stoppages of play during the opening minutes. But about six minutes into the game, CSC Security confiscated his sign, stating it was done by orders of the "University of Georgia administration."
“I feel like it was an appropriate way to express my feelings and the sentiments of the entire Bulldog Nation after the events that unfolded on Sunday and Monday," Kent said. "I, like many others, stand behind Coach Mark Richt and the football team. There is a great deal of concern surrounding the direction of our athletic department and I believe that starts at with Mr. McGarity. He isn’t even here to show his support for our basketball team tonight. As Georgia, we should aspire for better leadership."
Signs are not uncommon at Georgia basketball games. Especially in the student section near where Kent was sitting. But rarely, if ever, are they confiscated by whatever "administration" ordered this one to be.
Not very smart.
Most employers google candidates now. Showing up articles as a rabble rouser isn't going to viewed as a positive.
Most employers google candidates now. Showing up articles as a rabble rouser isn't going to viewed as a positive.
Good read. You just KNOW he already has a scheme on how to handle things when Saban steps down at Alabama, assuming Smart is successful enough to stay at UGA for that long.
Depends on what you do for a living. Being a rabble rouser is seen as a strength in my profession.
He might have been referring to a reputable profession.
After watching attorneys and a judge botch a situation very near to my heart I have great respect for high quality legal professionals like yourself.
Teams that have hired new head coaches
- Illinois hired Bill Cubit to replace Tim Beckman
- Iowa State hired Matt Campbell to replace Paul Rhoads
- Georgia is expected to hire Alabama DC Kirby Smart to replace Mark Richt
- Hawaii hired Nevada OC Nick Rolovich to replace Norm Chow
- Maryland hired Michigan DC D.J. Durkin to replace Randy Edsall
- Minnesota hired interim Tracy Claeys to replace Jerry Kill
- Toledo is expected to promote OC Jason Candle to replace Matt Campbell
- UCF hired Scott Frost to replace George O'Leary
- USC hired Clay Helton to replace Steve Sarkisian
- Virginia Tech hired Justin Fuente to replace Frank Beamer
If true, I guess noles can look forward to winning 10 of the next 15 vs da U
As much as I would like to see Richt in Coral Gables, I think he may actually end up at Virginia.
Miami just fired a guy for performing exactly how Richt will end up performing at his future job.
He would be a perfect fit for Virginia. A nice guy who wins enough to be respectable at a school that doesn't have sky high expectations, but wants to improve. All he would have to do at UVA is make it to a bowl game 2/3s of the time and he'll have a job for life.
Miami just fired a guy for performing exactly how Richt will end up performing at his future job.
He would be a perfect fit for Virginia. A nice guy who wins enough to be respectable at a school that doesn't have sky high expectations, but wants to improve. All he would have to do at UVA is make it to a bowl game 2/3s of the time and he'll have a job for life.
I thought we heard that Richt and Virginia are no longer talking? That might have been just internet chatter.
The last time I was having a drink at a bar and someone asked me what I did for a living, I looked at the guy for about five seconds before I answered. I considered that I really didn't want to have a conversation with anyone much less this guy.
So I said to him in reply, "I defend rapists, murderers and child pornographers."
He moved seats and no one else tried to talk to me while I was there.
Solid strategy. I did something similar the last time I was called for jury duty
Herman has said that Texas is his dream job. He also just committed to be Houston’s coach next year.
So that vibes with the reports from UT.
So that vibes with the reports from UT.
Miami news reporting Richt could be named Canes HC within 24 hours. Discussing coordinators and money available to them for salaries.
That could very well be the case. I have no insider information.
That could very well be true. All of that was just my uninformed speculation.
That could very well be true. All of that was just my uninformed speculation.
saw this even though it's being reported hes the new Cane coach
http://virginia.247sports.com/Bolt/Report-Mark-Richt-has-arrived-in-Charlottesville-41644710
Mark Schlabach @Mark_Schlabach 11m11 minutes agoWell, was just told with 100-percent certainty that Mark Richt to Miami should be finalized tonight or tomorrow.
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Richt has now coached for fsu, UGa and Miamuh. He must be the devil reincarnate.
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