Kirby's success is less a certainty than Richt's inability to get to the next level.

[RedNBlackNtheDay]

And, that's why he got the hook.

I didn't truly understand the depths of Richt's disconnect until the "rings gather dust" comment; but now it's evident to me that his personal mission and the practical mission of championship football were not concurrent. The former was, in fact, providing cover for the latter in his mind.

Nope. Kirby's my coach and it is my humble opinion that a lot of folks need to assess whether they are Dawg fans or Richt fans. Second-guessing the AD may be your right; but it ain't constructive at this point no matter who the HC is or becomes.

 

[sitardawg]

Richt's whole presser when he was fired was basically him admitting he didn't like head coaching and that he really wanted to coach quarterbacks and call plays. Even if you did that as a head coach that would be less than 10% of your job. He just doesn't think the other 90% is important and seriously must hate special teams.

 

[REAdawg]

From the presser I got that he was tired, burnt out, and needed a fresh start...the emotions were high and he was probably glad the whole thing went down...his mission in life is winning...and developing character in his players...yet winning isn't the priority...