What It Means to Be a Bulldog: Vince Dooley, Mark Richt and Georgias Greatest Players
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Mark Richt’s dismissal from UGA was long in works
Dooley loves his dogwoods, and he explained that he has three varieties in his garden and that each one blooms at a different time of the year. Hence, he has one or another flowering pretty much year-round.
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So sans umbrellas or anything for cover, we filed out into the elements and back to the pool area behind that famous columned house that longtime Georgia fans know so well. Sure enough, his Empress was stunningly beautiful in its full-flowered glory. Once Dooley got going about that tree, there was no stopping him.
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There were the Japanese maples to discuss, weeping willows, hydrangeas and camellias, a couple of which actually bear his name. There were all other sorts of flora and each plant came with its own anecdote, it seemed, and needed to be explained.
Dooley soon was oblivious to the soft, steady shower that dampened us. Just like his former players on a rainy-day practice, he had to coach up his guests on what he had going on out there in his yard, which was a lot. The full story will run this coming Monday, with video and pictures from our own Nathan Gettleman.
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Richt is the second-winningest coach in Georgia football history, after Vince Dooley, and the first in winning percentage. Serious discussions commenced the week after Georgia lost to Florida on Oct.
The lopsided loss and the decisions Richt and his staff made in the days leading up to the critical SEC Eastern Division match up swayed the opinion of many state decision-makers and influential UGA alumni. Richt did not return calls seeking comment. He has accepted the opportunity to coach the Bulldogs in a bowl game.
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He spent 14 seasons as an assistant at Florida State, where his mentor, legendary Seminoles coach Bobby Bowden, coached 18 seasons before winning his first national title in University of Georgia fans will relish the intimate stories told by the figures they have come to cherish. There is a lovingly written foreword by Barbara Dooley, who was there for every triumph and every heartbreak. After a decade and a half, Georgia's administration was convinced that Richt wouldn't push the Bulldogs over the hump. They outscored teams by the average score of and defensively they had seven shutouts.
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