Why do you think that was the case with Richt?...

You're right that he never seemed to sign a big class of top-notch OL. He was either short on numbers or short on talent. It was a puzzle to me.

He should've learned from his 2002 team. He went 13-1, finished ranked #3 and won the SEC with a team of all seniors across his OL. I would think that would've taught him the value of a strong OL.

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Posted: 01/07/2017 at 6:01PM

Continue to be amazed at the quality of our OL class... -- Brisco 01/07/2017 1:26PM

Why do you think that was the case with Richt?... -- BugBoy 01/07/2017 6:01PM

Stonehenge, Giza pyramids, Richt's OL philosophy... -- Brisco 01/07/2017 6:15PM

He had a way of not learning from his mistakes... -- BugBoy 01/08/2017 07:54AM

That is a great description... -- AthensDAWGGA 01/08/2017 2:23PM

IMHO Brisco, the Key Variable: Coaching Emphasis! ** -- Who-da-Guy 01/07/2017 4:08PM

Yep, it's why Pittman was Kirby's top target as asst coach, and... -- Brisco 01/07/2017 6:06PM

Coaching two-fers are a risk scheme... -- BugBoy 01/08/2017 08:19AM

Why do you think that was the case with Richt?...

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