Thank you, Washuan, But it Was Not Your Fault
Washuan Ealey is a Dawn Good Dawg and he is only going to get better. I admire him taking the blame for this but, it was not his fault.
Some of our coaches, and coaches to be, could learn a lot from this young man.
Hang in there, Washaun, we are all behind you!
Bulldogs fall to Wildcats – University Of Georgia – Macon.com
“I just put the ball on the ground. It hit my hands; I should have caught it,” Ealey said. “I was just trying to get in the end zone fast. Joe didn’t know I was that close to him when he pitched. I’m just trying to keep my head up.”
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I think Cox is not very good. He just can’t play at this level. The fumble was not his fault. If Ealey runs the play correctly he walks in the endzone around the left end. If you look at the replay he has his hands ready to take a handoff over left tackle instead of a pitch around the end. It was %100 percent Ealey’s fault. He is a good back, but he just screwed up. By the way, I am no Bobo fan either, but it was a good play call….easy 6 if executed properly.
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I agree about that one play. My point is losing the game was not Ealey’s fault.
That would have been the game tying score. We started the second half up by 14.
I admire Ealey for shouldering the blame, wish our “unquestioned leader” and coaches would show that kind of leadership.