But it can have an adverse effect on our chances in the Playoffs and possibly even against UF.Come on, guys. We all knew this was going to happen.
But it can have an adverse effect on our chances in the Playoffs and possibly even against UF.Come on, guys. We all knew this was going to happen.
Yeah, but not Cochran.Come on, guys. We all knew this was going to happen.
Agree completely. Kirby won't be able to out bid Alabama for Cochran if we really want to keep him, only because the decision makers at UGA aren't going to immediately have the highest paid S&C coach.Money talks and we all know what walks. If Nick wants him bad enough I'm not worried.
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Well you can bet Kirby offered him the position since he apparently is assembling his own staff.
Yes we did.Yeah, but not Cochran.
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It's Kirby's alma mater, he may never get this chance again. It would be more ideal if he had already had head coaching experience, but i can't see him turning down this job down for that reason, probably his dream job.I think this is a huge mistake. If he doesn't bring home a national championship within five years, what should be expect? And where does he go from GA if not successful? Very little room for error. And, Smart is becoming the head coach in a somewhat toxic environment - replacing a long term coach with an excellent winning percentage. And, the division is rebuilding as Tennessee and Florida are definitely on the upswing. I think McElwain's path makes more sense. Success at a smaller program before moving on to a top tier program. I think McElwain's success is proof that the players were at Florida but the coaching wasn't.
Yup, yup, yup!Guys CKS has done a great job for us and I hate to see him go. Coach Saban's coaching tree is getting bigger every year.
As long as CNS is in charge, I'm not too concerned. He will replace Kirby with a good hire and we'll move right along.
The timing isn't the best but it is what it is. RTR!
News to me.Yes we did.
Huge conflict of interest in my opinion, especially if Kirby needs to start working on behalf Georgia at any level before Bama finishes the season.I believe he'll stay, just like Mcelwain did
Huge conflict of interest in my opinion, especially if Kirby needs to start working on behalf Georgia at any level before Bama finishes the season.
Agreed, but I do seem to recall that Richt is sticking around in Athens in some "administrative" capacity. So if that is the case, it could give them some continuity while CKS finishes his current job.
Better for us. We've got several mutual recruiting targets.I would think Kirby couldn't afford to wait until mid Jan to start working if takes the UGA job. Maybe I'm wrong, but taking the UGA job isn't like CJM taking the Colorado State job.