Come To Jesus Meetings

On July 12, I participated in the Bulldogs Battling Breast Cancer Golf Tournament at The Georgia Club. This great event is supported by Coach Mark Richt and the team members themselves. What was unusual about this day was the golf being delayed by monsoon rains and the emphasis Coach Richt placed on all the players attending a mandatory 7:00 PM meeting that night. Based on this, most players did not finish their round of golf.

Said mandatory meeting was in response to the July 10th DUI arrest of Dontavious Jackson with Tavares King and Branden Smith in tow. This was supposed to be one for the ages, maybe a defining moment in the career of CMR. Or maybe not.  Here it is, a little over six weeks since the meeting and one week away from the opening  game and Waushaun Ealey shows us where his head is.

Let’s just say the sun doesn’t shine there and the smell rarely changes.

I am shocked and dismayed that this “situation” occurred at all much less at 5:22 AM. Staying out late is one thing, an allnight-er on a SUSPENDED LICENSE is inexcusable. Coach Richt seemed to be drawing a line in the sand on July 12th. That line was crossed this morning to the tune of, hey coach, screw you!

(REVISED)…UNBELIEVABLE!

For one thing,you have put Coach Richt in a bad, bad position. Two, for caring so little for your team. Third for not caring more about your own career. If Coach Richt plays this soft, he could lose all credibility with his team.  If he plays it too hard, he might lose arguably his best running back. I know how I would vote.

UPDATE!

Now as of 12:12 PM,  I read that Chuck Oliver, the “Kang of College Football”, says the coaches knew about the suspended license and specifically told Washaun to NOT DRIVE.

I rest my case.

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