First, it was the great tight end hoax; tight ends, the darling of Georgia football fans since Richard Appleby threw to Gene Washington, would become on integral part of the Bulldog passing attack.
Psych.
Now for Georgia football fans, the feeling of victimization runs deeper, the sense of betrayal more distinct.
The promise: remove Mark Richt and the Dawgs would never lose “the games they were supposed to win,” like Vanderbilt at home.
Remove Mark Richt and the Dawgs “would never have embarrassingly close wins,” like Nicholls State.
Remove Mark Richt and the Dawgs would “always always look ready to play,” unlike this week against Missouri.