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Georgia Bulldogs (2021-2022 National Champions)

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Looks like we are in the market for a new OC.

Two things:

1). Clubhouse leader has to be Mike Bobo, former UGA OC under Richt and served as an assistant to Monken this past season. What’s old is new again.

2). I would imagine this would indicate that Lamar is staying with the Ravens. IDK why you take this job without that guarantee.
 
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Exonerated of any wrongdoing aka coach calls the police department
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Doesn't work that way with Athens PD. They relish getting Dawg players ringed up for even the most minor of issues. Have since the days of Coach Richt.

Per this report with Marc Schlabach, apparently this kind of crap was recognized over a year ago:

Smart said his program brought in officers from the UGA Police Department and Athens-Clarke County Police last summer to educate players about the dangers of street racing. Smart said Bryant Gantt, the program’s director of player support operations, suggested it after watching news clips of street racing in Atlanta.

If Georgia’s players didn’t listen to the warning then, Smart is hoping they will learn from the tragedy on Jan. 15.

“I mean, there [are] laws in place for these things, to prevent it for a reason,” Smart said. “And we want to educate our players in every way, every part of our organization. We’re constantly looking for a better way in whatever that is, health and safety included. I talked about drugs and alcohol, talked about gambling, talked about racing in cars and high speeds. You have to educate your players and you have to make sure they understand the risks and dangers of that, and that’s something that we’ve tried to do.”
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www.espn.com

Smart backs UGA culture after fatal crash, arrests

Georgia coach Kirby Smart insists his program does not have a culture problem despite a pair of high-profile arrests of players, including Jalen Carter's booking over a Jan. 15 crash that killed a Bulldogs football player and a recruiting staff member.
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Apparently, you can lead a horse to water but can't make him drink. I'm betting this never happens again given the past two months.
 
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