David Cutcliffe to Duke is good news for the Blue Devils and bad news for the Vols. Cutcliffe's arrival coincided with a resurgence in the Vols' formerly stagnant offense. As quarterback coach, he turned the mercurial Erik Ainge into a steady performer and notched his NFL draft hopes up from 'hopeless' to 1st or 2nd round.So why is it also good news for Georgia fans? Georgia Sports Blog explains:
Phil Fulmer's record vs. Georgia when he doesn't have David Cutcliffe on staff is 2-5. However, Fulmer and Cutcliffe together have produced a staggering record of 9-0 against the Dawgs.
If he should accept the position at Duke, no one will be happier than [defensive coordinator] Willie Martinez. Hell, Willie could've provided a reference for the guy.
Losing to Tennessee this past season likely cost the Dawgs their shot at an SEC title, not to mention a national championship berth. So, uh... congrats, Georgia. And Duke.
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12-14-2007 @ 12:28PM
gatorhippy said...
I'll go ahead and call it now...
It won't matter for the Dawgs...
They'll still be left out in the cold next season as they won't get there win in J-Ville...
Harvin, Tebow and company roll next year all the way to the ATL...
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12-14-2007 @ 2:27PM
Colt Brennan said...
Dawgs wont recover from the Sugar Bowl.
Hawaii is going to roast them like a pig at a Luau.
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12-16-2007 @ 12:25PM
I BLEED CRIMSON !!!! said...
MY MONEY IS ON GEORGIA !!!!! Georgia ahould give OLE COLT 14 points to make the game even !!! SEC will expose the HAWAII "undefeated (play nobody) schedule" GO SEC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ROLL TIDE
STEVE
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12-17-2007 @ 4:04PM
Kelly said...
Hey Gaytorhippy,
Keep talking trash about a team that beat yours. The season's barely over and you're already talking about how you're big and bad team (same team who lost to Georgia this year) is gonna beat UGA next year. Get over yourself. No one can hear you from down there in third place in the EAST.
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