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He got 1 Rec on 1 target against an FCS opponent for Georgia last week and hasn't been seen on the field today in the first half against a G5 team so far this week. Hope he enjoys his view from the bench this year because if he can't get action against these first 2 opponents for Georgia I don't see how he sees any action in the SEC.
Rara a dumb dumb
He got that bag tho
He just got a snag for 17 yards. He's listed as a freshman? That makes no sense
Hey, he finally got in on a series.
Georgia boosters work in mysterious ways.Quote:
Originally Posted by chef dixon
Rara is a decent receiver that thinks he's a great receiver.
He wasn't worth what he wanted us to pay him
This is correct. Rara is good. He just isn’t nearly as good as he thinks he is. He should have stayed and gotten more reps to develop.Quote:
Originally Posted by KOdawg1
RaRa is a dubmass. Good riddance
I will always respect Rara for that game-clinching TD against Ole Piss on a bum leg. Some of y'all need to ease up. He did what he thought was best for him. Whether it works out or not, it's his decision and that's how it should be.
Nobody is saying he doesn't have the right to transfer. We're saying it was a bad decision to go to UGA and that he overestimate how good he is if he thought he could start for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by USS Relf
I feel you. I just can't hate him betting on himself. Football players aren't sharecroppers. I wish the best for him even though I understand why fans are upset.
Ehh I don't wish him the best. Screw that crap.
Him succeeding benefits MSU in no way whatsoever, so call it sour grapes if you want, but I personally don't care how he does because he doesn't play for us anymore.
No doubt I can't fault him for thinking getting $$$ and being a starter at UGA was better for himself than getting $ and being the starter at State would be. But he's not good enough to be the starter at UGA so his math was wrong. So yes "betting on yourself" is often the correct move, but can't overestimate yourself either. Like in Poker, calling a big raise only works if you have the hand for it. You have to know what cards are in your hand or you'll overplay the hand and come out worse off overall. That's what he did. Best thing for his NFL chances would been to have stated and played and I think his tape at the time made it obvious he wasn't UGA level goodQuote:
Originally Posted by USS Relf
You make good points with a strong poker analogy. It's something only time will tell. I enjoyed hearing your opinion. Go Bulldogs tonight!Quote:
Originally Posted by the_real_MSU_is_us
One thing that has to be accepted is Mississippi State threw way too many swing, screen, and check downs that extracted offensive production from the run game. Those SCRUB PASSES also extracted from the standard passing production also. The quarterback passing stats were favorably skewed thru depravation of the run game and non-junk passing.
What is the use of a receiver working his ass off to learn his craft and then executing during the games just to watch the quarterback checking down because he can not see that the receiver is either open or positioned. I fly out to Starkville a couple times a season and share time with Mjoelner34 who does not miss many games on a yearly basis. We have sat in the scoreboard club seats and would see the same thing ad nauseum. We would see receivers running open while the quarterback is padding his stats with check-downs. This is a great motivation to get out of town because the quarterback stat padding guarantees no receiver affiliated with that bull shit is going into the NFL.
FYI, I have coached receivers at the JUCO level and have had recruiting responsibilities. I have coached linebackers, secondary, and receivers at that level. Based on parameters that I have used, I believe that RaRa is the best receiver at MSU since Moulds. RaRa has speed, can win contested catches, and can knock a defender of his spot to get the ball. Why do you think Georgia accepted him, are they stupid like me if you’re down on RaRa?
When you're a blue blood team, you get those perks.***Quote:
Originally Posted by chef dixon
Because college football has no salary cap and their pockets are much deeper than ours. The opportunity cost for them tying up their better on his asking price is neglible compared to ours.Quote:
Originally Posted by coachnorm