Six in a row...that's one hand and Tony Taylor's size 13 instep planted ankle-deep into Tech's Season of Dreams. That was one awesome clean-and-jerk he performed on that fumble recovery.
What a game, what a game! The TECH fans at church (the ones who showed up) were mighty quiet and reflective this morning.
Munson sounded 20 years younger and was in classic form, especially at the end.
CMR promoted Bobo to handle offensive play-calling. I guess CMR does go blogging every now and then....(yeah, right. I'm sure he's taking my advice now). Just in case you are checking the blog today: C0ach, please limit runs from the shotgun to trash time at G-Day.
Finally, Reggie Ball was named Georgia's Offensive Player of the Game. Thanks for all the great memories these past four years! We'll miss you! Chan Gailey for Coach of the Year!
I quote from Ben D's pre-Tech email:
...But in this season of uncertainty in Athens, one thing will always remain. We will still beat the Bumblebees.
As long as Reggie Ball is healthy, we will beat Tech. As long as Reggie Ball stays healthy, Calvin Johnson will be a non-factor in his last regular season collegiate game of his career. As long as Reggie Ball is healthy, Chan Gailey will be on a hot seat. And as long as Reggie Ball is healthy- Tech is destined to lose.
My friends, that was a stone cold lead pipe lock. Nice call, Ben!
Quote of the Week: (from Cory McCartney's CNNSI column this AM):
"He was kicking and shoving people. He's 0-4 against Georgia, so you can't really blame him. I might be kicking and shoving guys too if that was my record against them."
--Georgia defensive tackle Ray Gant on Georgia Tech quarterback Reggie Ball, who was picked off with a minute remaining to endure his fourth loss to the in-state rival, 15-12.
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I was driving through Guthrie, KY Saturday evening and picked up AM 750 out of Atlanta. It was late in the fourth, and I heard Larry Munson say, "I think they gave us about 19 inches on that carry...Its third and about 4 and 7/8ths yards to go." He's awesome.
He is nothing if not precise with yardages!
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