August 26, 2007

Daily Munson Update


(NOTE: This is just a place holder article that I re-ran from the old site)The AJC's Chip Towers, who is doing a great job on this story, uses his blog to add some color to the Munson situation for 2007.

Anyway, as Hondo explains it, Munson has an “open agreement” with the UGAA and WSB and can pretty much do whatever he wants when it comes to announcing Georgia’s games.

“Everybody wants it to be definitive, to be black and white,” Hondo told me. “But that’s not the way it is. Right now, Larry’s saying he doesn’t want to do road games and that’s fine. But if we get to the fourth week of the season and Larry says, ‘you know what, I feel pretty good and I think want to go to Tuscaloosa and do the Alabama game.’ We’re not going to say no to that. Of course we’d want him there. So I think it’s going to be more of a wait-and-see thing.”

Across the Southeast, the Jacksonville Times-Union really tore into the Athens Banner Herald's John Kaltefleiter over his article earlier in the week.

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August 2, 2007

Testing the Archive Feature

I just want to see if the template feeds the archive over on the left as it should.

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June 26, 2007

This is only a test site

Do not link to this site.

The Georgia Sports Blog is located at http://georgiasports.blogspot.com.

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June 23, 2007

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From looking at the message boards and listening to sports talk, you'd think that Munson had already passed. So many folks speaking in such dark, depressing tones.

Folks, Larry Munson is alive and looking to go out (professionally) on his own terms. Or pretty close to it. We should all be so lucky.

We all knew this day was coming. He doesn't own a time machine, a fountain of youth or even a flux capacitor. He was going to retire at some point. The circumstances certainly aren't ideal, but it's manageable.

Don't misunderstand me...I want Larry to get healthy, feel better and stay engaged with the program for as long as he wants. I'm with Damon Evans who said, "If he wants to call the games til he's 106, that's fine with me." But regardless of how this shakes out....

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May 20, 2007

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April 6, 2007

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Well what do you think?

This one shows a more recent date. The problem that I've discovered so far...there isn't a divider line between blog posts delivered on the same day. That's sorta sucky.

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