"I don't believe you. You're a liar."

It's kind of like watching Rock n' Roll realize it doesn't have to crawl anymore, it can walk.


1966, Manchester Free Trade Hall.

Hale: Richt to be more involved in offense

Yes.

Richt said he has sat in on every offensive team meeting and quarterback meeting this spring, and he’ll continue to do so throughout the season after taking a more reduced role during the past several years.

This is how I feel about Georgia tech

I don't know who drew it, but there's a print of this cartoon hanging in Marlow's Tavern on La Vista Road in Atlanta.



I like everything about that. The sentiment, the look on the dogs' faces, the fact that they're wearing suits, everything.

North Campus tailgating: All whammies = self whammies

There's a good life lesson in the crack down on North Campus tailgating. When you know someone wants to hit you on the head, don't hand them a hammer.

Beyond that, this is the university's definition of North Campus, and an interesting reference to parking changes from UGA's official game day sit:

NOTE: North Campus is defined as the area bounded by Broad Street, Lumpkin Street, Baldwin Street and Jackson Street (including, but not limited to, the quadrangle between Broad Street and Old College, the quadrangle between Old College and the Main Library, and Herty Field).

In order to accommodate the increased fan traffic in these areas, a few changes in parking regulations are also being implemented at locations throughout the campus. These changes will help to free up valuable parking spaces to accommodate the more than 92,000 fans that gather on campus during a gameday.

If you have the means, now is the time to bargain with the powers that be on tailgating. Surely there is a solution beyond a complete North Campus lock down.

Coach Richt responds to blogger

Coming to Logan Gray's defense against a blogger. Great. Good habit to get into. Couldn't possibly backfire.

Georgia basketball: Not so much better, as hopeful

It seems people are generally positive about the future of Georgia basketball, and I suppose I agree.

But, boy, the product on the floor this year was chock full of problems. Weak on rebounding**, weak on defense, weak on getting the ball down low.

Unable to put folks away, unable to win on the road and unable to focus, it seemed at times. Just generally weak, but with great dunking.

Baby steps, I guess.


Image: Georgiadogs.com.

Update from the comments (anonymous):

We went from a completely uncompetitive team last year to a team that was in almost every game we played this year. Yes, we lost a lot of close games, but you don't learn how to win those types of games, especially on the road, in just one season at a program that has been inept as Georgia's has in recent years. ...

Don't know where you get your comments about rebounding and getting the ball down low. I'm guessing you just watched a few games and decided now wasn't quite the right time to jump on the bandwagon. We were one of the better rebounding teams in the conference and our offensive execution was night and day compared to last year. We pretty much got any shot we wanted. ...

If we can keep Fox around for 10+ years, I promise you this program will finally start to reach the enormous potential that it has always had.

Hey, I didn't say I wasn't hopeful, I said I wasn't impressed.

**But the commenter is correct, Georgia was No. 2 in the SEC in rebound margin and No. 1 in defensive rebounding, if No. 7 in offensive rebounding, per secsports.com. I am quite honestly shocked by that.

Preservationist and Georgia native, dead at 103

Dr. Edgar Wayburn was a native of Macon, Georgia. From the San Francisco Chronicle:

Dr. Wayburn went on to devote his life to preserving such natural wonders - a pursuit that led him to serve five terms as the president of the Sierra Club. He remained an honorary president when he died Friday night in his San Francisco home at age 103, surrounded by family.

"He has saved more of our wilderness than any other person alive," President Bill Clinton said in 1999 when he awarded Dr. Wayburn the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor.

UConn women's basketball: Picture of TV good

Look at the "single digit wins" statistic in this picture of live television from like 10 minutes ago. That is a "0" for the current UCONN women's basketball streak.


Yes, I took a picture of ESPN.

If that is correct, that is beyond PlayStationesque.

Operation Liberty Stealth

To be fair, they probably weren't all asleep when we killed them.

Pretty sure this came from this site.

Nick Saban: I would rather not have known

Stuff like this is why they have that phrase, "Shoot the messenger."

TideSports.com:

The University of Alabama football coaching staff is raiding the state of Georgia for top recruits for the class of 2011.

The AJC linked to this with the headline: Alabama's Nick Saban has made Georgia his primary out-of-state target for football recruiting.

Tim Tebow: Knew I didn't trust him

David Hale has linked to this site, which is building a database of NFL combine numbers.

Joe: Tebow ran a 6.66 in the 3-cone event.