COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S MOST DISAPPOINTING LIST FOR 2011

There seems to be a plethora of bad news circling in and around college football these days. Maybe it has always been this way.  Maybe social media and the impact of everyone being connected to the internet is helping information come to the surface much more prevalently and quickly. Either way, there are some notable figures and programs that make the 2011 COLLEGE FOOTBALL MOST DISAPPOINTING LIST:

• Ohio State’s Top Brass: Former Head Coach, Jim Tressel, Athletic Director, Gene Smith, and University President, Gordon Gee
• Oregon’s Head Coach, Chip Kelly 
• Willie Lyles
• Oregon’s Cliff Harris
• Georgia Tech 
• Georgia Running Backs: Caleb King (former), Washaun Ealey (former), and Carlton Thomas 
• Southern Cal Running Back, Marc Tyler 
• Arkansas Offensive Linemen: Dominic Petrino and Anthony Oden (former)
• South Carolina’s QB, Stephen Garcia

Being on this list does not mean you cannot work yourself out of it. Players, coaches, and programs can certainly earn a de-listing, but getting on this list is clearly not good. Life is short. Do better.

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DAWGS RUN IT AGAINST JACKETS, WIN 30 TO 24

Georgia came into tonight's game against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets with an astounding game plan run it. Caleb King,Washaun Ealey and a solidified offense line that came in hungry took it to GA Tech from the opening kick. Tallying up 100 yards rushing midway through the second quarter. It was obvious they wanted to beat Tech at their own game.


(Photo courtesy of Brant Sanderlin)

Georgia's scheme was what many Dawg Fans have been wanting for years, and those fans were rewarded tonight as Georgia rolled up 338 yards rushing, 21 First Downs, and 2 key touchdowns on the ground.

Caleb King - 18 Attempts (166 Yards) 2 TDs
Washaun Ealey - 20 Attempts (183 Yards)

Physical blocking led the way to physical running. Mike Bobo and the Georgia Offense brought their "A" Game tonight.

GA's Defense stood tall tonight as well keeping GA Tech out of the end zone when it mattered the most.

Dawgs win a thriller!

GA 30
GA Tech 24