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Coelenterate Fuccboi

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  1. 1 minute ago, Goodman said:

    Why are you acting like your head is in the sand? Your team gets to play by unwritten(although well documented by a number of reporters) sec rules and are beating the sec at its own game. Embrace the commitment to football and stop being such a puss. Now with a CFP run, it'll be tough to know what is above vs. below board. Enjoy your run.

    Texas is joining the SEC? Aggy faithfuls must all be on suicide watch.

  2. 7 minutes ago, Lonestar88 said:

    Your theory is that Georgia is clean and the reason they landed an unheard of transition class is because Smart "had a much stronger foothold" in the SEC than Nick Saban. Yeah, ok.

    Let me repeat this from my original response, because reading is hard.

    “I’m not saying it isn’t happening, but let’s not go full aggy.

  3. 4 minutes ago, Lonestar88 said:

    Are you being obtuse or did you forget Saban was the coach and won a championship at LSU? The SEC landscape didn't dramatically change in 2 years.

    Two years of not building relationships with individual players. Who’s being obtuse?

  4. 11 minutes ago, Lonestar88 said:

    Saban was pretty damn familiar with SEC territory when he took the Alabama job.

    If you can’t see the difference between recruiting for Alabama one day and jumping to Georgia the next compared to a coach coming off a two year NFL gig, I’m sorry for the life struggles you experience on a daily basis.

  5. 1 hour ago, Casual Encounter said:

    I’m not saying it isn’t happening, but let’s not go full aggy.

     

    10 minutes ago, UT Lawnghorn said:

    Lulz. That doesn't explain what he did in his transition year.  Literally no coach has ever been able to pull that type of thing off.  And UGA has never even come close to signing a class like the one they signed in 2018 ever before.  

    But go ahead and continue to double down on ignorance and get upset when people mention a legitimate factor when UGA enters a recruitment.

    Uhhh, I don’t get upset over this shit. But go ahead and continue sounding off like aggy in the 2018 recruiting cycle regarding Texas.

  6. 7 minutes ago, UT Lawnghorn said:

     

    Normally I'd agree, but UGA is on a completely other level. Saying UGA is paying isn't like the aggy copout they give every time they miss on a prospect. UGA is legitimately cheating their asses off and pacing the field in that regard. Sure, UGA can sell winning and a very strong tradition of RBs in the last decade, but their cheating changes the game.  Go look at the class UGA put together in Smart's transition year (he pulled in 3 5 stars, 2 of which signed after he got there. That's unheard of for a transition class. Even Saban signed mostly 3 stars during his transition class at Bama) and the recruits they had committed before they played a game in 2017, coming off a very mediocre 8-5 season.  Selling winning is not what's been getting them all these 5 stars and elite recruits.

    If UGA identifies Cain as their #1 RB target, it could be trouble for us, but I'm skeptical they'll do that as I think Cain is currently overrated and is a good, not great, prospect.  I'm not saying we shoudl throw in the towel by any means, but if UGA were to go hard after Cain as their #1 RB, it would constitute a drastic change in his recruitment.

    Georgia has never had trouble recruiting and Smart had a MUCH stronger foothold in the area for recruiting than Saban did when comparing their first year.

  7. I don’t think Georgia needs to hand out bags of cash to entice players right now. If by some miracle Texas makes it to the CFP this season, similar results could be expected for future recruiting cycles.

    I’m not saying it isn’t happening, but let’s not go full aggy.

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  8. 1 minute ago, Katfid54 said:

    I linked in to your mom's butthole last night.

    Not funny. His mom died 15 years ago from a colonoscopy gone bad, while checking for cancer she didn’t have. She’d written articles for Penthouse for decades, which helped educate many Surly posters and played a vital role in their future.

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  9. 5 hours ago, ausjala said:

    My Mom died 12 years ago, after being a 35 year survivor of breast cancer. She was a nurse, and wrote the first training manuals for nurses aides that were used when the UT Nursing school was first started. I don't care for your or any other person on here insulting Moms. So keep your crap to yourself.

    We all have moms, many are special to us, and they all die. I don’t care for your sensitivity so keep your crying to yourself.

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