A poll for you all, which loss is the worst or most difficult to accept?
- Thread starter BulldogPaulUGA
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Why can't we just win them all in a season once in a while. We have the players and resources. It is lack of focus and preparation.
I'm so over it. It's not that we lose. It's how we lose. Richt teams are notorious for getting completely blown out at times, losing games that really count with their backs against the wall, and losing to teams they should beat.
It's like a broken record. Poorly coached team typically lose really close games. Well coached teams somehow find a way to win close games.
This team has no heart.
It's like a broken record. Poorly coached team typically lose really close games. Well coached teams somehow find a way to win close games.
This team has no heart.
Bama was for glory, Tenn was to salvage a season, both failed. I think Yesterday was far more damaging to The Program, so UT.
Both are equally difficult to take, but for some different reasons. Bama because it was a home game in which the Dawgs were favored with an opportunity to make a statement that the days of mailing it in when the lights are brightest were over. Tennessee because the team just looked flat out unprepared for both adversity and success. Blowing that type of lead against a team with inferior talent is just unacceptable. It's as if the coaching staff has zero answers if the game doesn't go exactly as anticipated. Pruitt's defenses look lost more often than not, and frighteningly incapable of stopping a repetitive play. How is it that the team can't get any pressure on the QB with 3 first round pass rushers? Offensively, the QB position is killing the team, however Schott seems to have zero imagination to try to play to the QBs strengths. Has the entire TE group gone into witness protection? Let's not forget the mental mistakes that are pervasive with Mark Richt coached teams. They've been widely bantered across the board, so there's no need to rehash that topic. The bottom line is that the problems are systemic. Until there is a culture change at the top, this team will continue to underachieve and disappoint.
Alabama. That was the day I realized that we are still not ready for the big time. A nice little top 10, top15 team most years, and that is all. CJP has not changed that. Improved recruiting has not changed that. Even though he tried, Chubb didn't change that.
