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The highlighted section is a linked excerpt to David Hale’s blog.

CHANGE BREWING?

For the second straight year, Georgia’s kickoffs have been an adventure, but this season there is one big difference: Richt has an alternative to kicker Blair Walsh.

The Bulldogs signed junior college transfer Brandon Bogotayduring the offseason to push Walsh for the kickoff job, and while a change hasn’t come yet, Richt said the team has given some thought to handing the job to Bogotay if Walsh continues to struggle.

“It’s been considered,” Richt said. “We haven’t done it to this point, but everybody’s got to perform and certainly we want Blair to do that. I definitely don’t want to throw him under the bus for all the issues on that team, but it’s been part of the issue, not getting it where we need to get it. The ball placement hasn’t been as sharp.”

First of all, it’s the kick-off coverage that is the adventure.

Many of you have left positive comments on my attempts to be frank and honest about issues concerning Georgia Football.  I do try, but I bite my tongue quite often.

I am sure many of you will understand my growing disdain for any coach…any coach, that would utter the nonsense written in this section of this blog post. It is beyond my comprehension.

The kicker is a convenient target. Because admitting you can’t motivate players to cover kicks and make tackles reflects poorly on you as the special teams coach and of course that kind of thing goes all the way to the top.

And what does it mean that the “team” has considered “handing the job” to Bogotay….

Who is in charge Coach Richt?


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