Immediate eligibility coming? Cade Mays hires high-profile attorney who blasts Georgia for taking 'low road' following lineman's transfer
Tennessee fans hoping to see Cade Mays in Big Orange and on the field next fall may soon get their wish.
While that may have seemed like a pipedream not long ago, Mays has officially left Georgia for Tennessee in a stunning development this week. Mays had been a longtime pledge to join Tennessee’s program under Butch Jones but after being committed to his hometown Volunteers for over two years, the five-star lineman signed with Georgia as a member of the program’s 2018 recruiting class.
With offensive line coach Sam Pittman leaving Georgia for Arkansas and Tennessee signing Cade’s younger brother Cooper Mays as a member of its 2020 recruiting class, the path back to Rocky Top opened up for the former Volunteer commit.
Now Mays is seeking the opportunity to play immediately in Knoxville, which would be somewhat unusual considering he’s leaving one program for another in the same division. To help his case, Mays and his family have hired noted attorney Tom Mars, who has successfully managed to get a number of athletes eligible immediately in recent years, including Justin Fields and Shea Patterson.
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Mars recently exchanged an email with Blake Toppmeyer of the Knoxville News Sentinel and expressed his optimism that Mays will be granted his immediate eligibility next season.
“Of all the waiver cases I’ve been involved in, I’ve never seen anything quite like this one,” Mars wrote. “For the sake of everyone who loves college football, I hope I never see another one.”
According to the Knoxville News Sentinel, Mars did not get into any details regarding Mays’ waiver request.
Immediately following news of Mays’ decision to leave Georgia, the Georgia Rivals affiliate broke the news of Kevin Mays lawsuit against Georgia following an incident in Athens during a recruiting visit. Kevin Mays’ allegedly had part of his finger severed and is seeking $3 million in damages from Georgia.
Naturally, many are assuming the lawsuit has to do with the Mays family trying to get Cade eligible immediately. According to Mars, that isn’t the case. In fact, Mars alleges that Georgia leaked news of the lawsuit to the media following Cade’s decision to leave Kirby Smart’s program.
Considering the timing, the lawsuit was filed back in early December but was not written about in the media until immediately after Cade’s decision to leave Georgia, Mars may be on to something with his claim.
“The Mays family has never said a word to anyone about Kevin Mays’ lawsuit,” Mars added. “The timing of the news stories about Mr. Mays’ lawsuit makes clear that UGA leaked this story to sportswriters today after Cade delivered a letter to Kirby Smart late (Tuesday) explaining the reason he’s leaving Kirby’s program.
“In fact, one sportswriter I spoke with earlier today confirmed that’s how he found out about the lawsuit. I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised that UGA is continuing to take the low road about the lawsuit, but in my opinion, directing sports writers to Mr. Mays’ lawsuit set a new record low for UGA Athletics.”
Based on Mars’ history dealing with the NCAA and member programs, it would appear unwise of Georgia to make the attorney angry but that’s apparently what they did. Tennessee fans may have been doing a victory lap yesterday following news of Cade Mays transfer but their celebrating may not be done as things are looking up when it comes to the Volunteers having another five-star offensive lineman on the field in 2020.
Well that’s a tough one… Nobody but the parties involved knows the answer or truth but based on the timing the perception is not good…
He hired one of the sleaziest lawyers in Georgia, and we have many.
I’ll agree with you on that, but aren’t the sleazy lawyers in the majority for just about every state?
Probably.
So the University leaked something that is public record? The horror…..
Read the article. It wasn’t the leaking, it was the timing leaking information they’ve had for weeks suspiciously within hours of him notifying GA he was transferring. Yeah, that’s eyebrow raising at a minimum.
It is public record. Been there for the world to see all along.
So why didn’t UGA, when they’ve known about the law suit for weeks not say anything about it specifically to their own reporters BEFORE the kid notified them he was leaving the program? It’s a valid question, and THAT’S what the issue/question that is raised here, not whether it was public record or not, but why did UGA just now suddenly notify the media?
I think the point is why would it be considered leaking information that’s already public. If I read something on someone’s Facebook page and then share it, I’m not leaking that information. I can easily see a situation where a reporter is talking to a staffer about the transfer and the staffer says “well, his dad is suing us for an incident that happened prior to his commitment, so make of that what you will” And I can also see the Mays family sharing information about their lawsuit in order to bolster the appeal for immediate playing time. I don’t see any way that UGA could benefit from any type of malicious action here, though. I mean, the kid was going to be an every game starter this year, probably go pro next year, his position coach left, then his dad follows a lawsuit about something that happened two years ago, then he applies to transfer. Without the lawsuit and the conspiracy theory around it leaking, what is the claim for immediate eligibility? beyond the obvious that every player should be allowed to transfer to their school choice without having to sit out. I want to see that rule changed, but until it is, what makes him special?
“I don’t see any way that UGA could benefit from any type of malicious action here”
Maybe they’re doing it to start people talking that the lawsuit is only to get a waiver?
Before this came out everyone was speculating why he would leave and was leaning toward wanting to play with his brother. Most fans seem to be understanding but as soon as this came out he and his father is now trash….
Like I said above, only UGA and the family knows what’s truly going down but look how peoples feelings have already changed just by this information coming out.
The timing of telling every reporter about it is spiteful. That’s the issue.
Rivals broke the news before the reporter that claimed UGA leaked it to him did. The lawsuit was filed on like December 5th.
The public record argument is a ridiculous one to make. Did anyone other than the Mays family and UGA know about this lawsuit before it was reported? Does anyone just comb through cases searching for lawsuits involving family’s of UGA football players? Yes it’s public record if you know to search for it, but you wouldn’t know to do that unless someone told you. The timing of the reporting is ridiculous. It’s almost as if UGA is trying to save face by showing everyone this is why he’s transferring and to make sure there’s no negative speculation about it or potential ammo for negative recruiting. The majority of cases are public record, that doesn’t mean the whole world needs to know about them. Now everyone is free to bash this family over the lawsuit, which is exactly what’s happening.
From Radi Nabulsi, the one who is credited with breaking the story “… considering we knew the story beforehand and found the lawsuit while looking for contact information on Kevin Mays, this is also likely wrong.”
Also BamaTime I’m not sure how UGA would benefit somehow by turning public perception against Mays. My speculation is that the father was planning on filing this lawsuit as soon as Cade left UGA as a graduate, early draft entry or otherwise and i think he would do that to make sure his son wasn’t uncomfortable at his school.
One of the strangest merry-go-rounds I have ever seen. Cade goes from a solid long time commitment to insulting and bad-mouthing UT in every way back to transferring back to UT. Then throw the case of the missing pinky in and it is an outright freak show. 18 year olds do stupid things during recruitment. happens all the time, disrespecting schools, throwing hats… they think with the other head so you have to take it with a grain of salt. it was a huge disappointment when he flipped to uga. I wrote back then when he was getting lambasted by a lot of folks that “he is just another dawg, the enemy. Time to move on to other players”. Honestly I would like to hear from Cade once he is a Vol. Can he/will he walk back some of that stuff he said and did as an 18 year old uga commit. Bottom line is fans, including myself, are much quicker to welcome a 5* back after all that then a 3*. Unfortunate human nature.
I’ve always said there was something wrong with Cade from the beginning. He is uber talented, and I like a mean streak in an O-lineman, but he was always too much of a loose cannon for my liking. A personal foul waiting to happen. The lawsuit is 100% an attempt at getting immediate eligibility, no question. Wish him luck.
Lawsuit was filed in December and there is a missing pinky. Kevin Mays planned this back in 2017. Diabolical! Lol
So, what is the claim for immediate eligibility here? An event that occurred prior to his commitment more than two years ago? Or is it because of the supposed leaking? Because if the only claim for him getting immediate eligibility is that UGA leaked info about the lawsuit immediately after he transferred, wouldn’t it make more sense that the Mays family leaked it? What does UGA gain by this? It’s not like we’re going to stop him from transferring. And yeah, the timing of the lawsuit is quite suspicious since the incident occurred 2 years ago and within a month of filing the lawsuit he applies for transfer.
That said, every player should have the ability to transfer at will to their school of choice without having to sit out. It’s ridiculously oppressive rule on students to have to make that important of a decision at 18 and not be allowed to change it.
A lawyer talking about ethics…LOL classic
The lawsuit is public record, available to any and every one. To say it was “leaked” is over the top. It was more like leading a dumbaass horse to water.
The fact that no sports writer had stumbled upon the fact the Mayes Family from TN was suing UGA for something that happened at a recruiting event is surprising.
I wonder why Daddy Mayes is suing UGA 2 years after the fact, just when his little boy wants to transfer back to UT????
Somebody tell the shyster-lawyer to spare us from the “humanity of it all” posturing.
Cade will probably get his request – his transfer fits the close-to-home requirement and his family suing the university he played for is a mitigating circumstance. The NCAA will cave.
I will preface this by saying that I am a Tennessee fan that lives in Georgia. I honestly dont think the lawsuit had anything to do with it. They were talking about it on 680 the fan yesterday. They filed the lawsuit back in early December right before the statute of limitations was up. And there are 7 parties named in the lawsuit, not just the university. I dont think Cade would have left if Pittman and Fromm would have stayed.
I think it’s naive to believe the lawsuit and Cade’s leaving aren’t related. He might have just sent Kirby the official letter, but he’s obviously been considering it since the end of the season (early December). I bet the lawsuit never gets filed if he never considered leaving.
Lawsuit was filed December 5th. Before the SEC championship game. Georgia was still in play for the national championship. So he had his father file a law suit in December just in case he decided to transfer?!? That makes a lot of sense. Why wouldnt he file the law suit later? Also, why did they name 6 other parties in the lawsuit, including the chair manufacturer? It just doesnt add up.
I agree totally meanjene. I think the incidents aren’t connected at all although I would LOVE to hear what terrible things Mr. Mars is alleging if not the pinky incident.
Yet somehow didn’t come out until Cade Mays decides to transfer? Maybe leaked is a bad choice of words but UGA definitely informed media of lawsuit that they were unaware of as of Wednesday.
There is literally NO reason that this leak helps UGA in any way. When something gets leaked, look at who it benefits and then you can usually trace it back to its source. In this case the lawsuit is extremely embarrassing for UGA and something they’d probably rather settle and keep quiet.
So why didn’t the family sue almost 2 years ago when it happened? It’s all about greed and the family wanting Cade to have immediate eligibility. Pretty sure the Georgia games I saw, he wasn’t that impressive anyway.
Mayes is a great O-lineman.
He got beat a few times in the Sugar Bowl going up against the Big-12 Defensive Player of the Year playing a position btgat he didn’t normally play.
He’ll play in the NFL.
And if he was planning to transfer maybe his heart wasn’t in it for The Sugar Bowl
Trying to say as unbiased as I can… However you never know what has happen between the Kevin Mays and UGA. Possibly he has tried to follow the proper channels of getting compensated for something that he feels was negligent in some way and UGA’s insurance denied him a proper settlement, and now has to take another route for getting compensated for his injury. You’re jumping to conclusions that you could be right on or you could be very wrong. Would you want your kid playing/promoting a team/school that under your understanding has treated you unfairly? I know I wouldn’t even if it was the University of Tennessee.
Agreed. The timing obviously raises questions but does not dismiss the validity of the suit. I have no doubt that the insurance companies involved will have tried to force someone else to pay. How long that took is anyone’s guess.
That is giving one side all sorts of benefits of the doubt. I want to know how exactly he managed to get his finger cut off by a goddang folding chair before blaming UGA.
Was sitting in front of a column in a folding chair. Pushed chair back with hand in folding mechanism. Chair folded and caught pinky cutting a portion off. Member of UGA staff grabbed pinky and put it on ice.
The lawsuit is definitely about “instant eligibility” obviously. The way the NCAA does not even follow it’s own rules & guidelines…they’ll probably grant it…fearing another legal battle. The NCAA should adopt the slogan…”No Rules…Just Right”. After they let Miami get by with those mega-infractions about five(5) years ago, my respect for the NCAA vanished.
Since he’ll be transferring to an SEC school, it’s not just in the NCAA’s hand’s. The transfer will also have to be approved by the SEC.
While it is possible the suit was timed to garner sympathy for Cade, I would say that it is also possible that insurance companies have dragged this out fighting over who should pay the medical bills. I was in a hit and run accident where the person that destroyed my car was caught…drunk. And it still took his insurance nearly 6 months to pay up.
I have really enjoyed watching the young man play. He’s exactly what you want in an OL…could play any position and has a bit of a nasty streak in him. Good luck to him going forward. But this whole scenario is suspicious. In about 1 month time since Pittman leaves, the family files a $3M lawsuit for an incident that happened back during recruitment and Mays enters the transfer portal and immediately announces he’s going to TN and the family has already hired the #1 lawyer in the business to appeal to the NCAA for a waiver. Things that make you go “Hmm.”
As for the lawyer’s statement about hoping to never see another case like this one, the best way to see that happens is to reveal what it is that you’re so bothered by. To make a statement like that, without providing any context, is, in his words, “taking the low road” on his part.
Maybe the reason for the timing of the lawsuit being filed is because they are needing the proceeds to pay Mr. Mars fees???
“has a bit of a nasty streak in him” understatement of the year!! He had some pancake blocks that were just..wow. He’ll be missed for sure.
Lawyer is right not to release information to public. I’m almost any trial setting that’s what a good lawyer does. He doesn’t owe you or anyone else answers about the lawsuit. You don’t generally sue someone immediately because judge will throw out if he sees that parties have not tried to settle out of court. I’m sure that both parties have tried to negotiate and haven’t been able to agree. As far as timing of lawsuit; sure they could have decided that filing now could have beneficial effect on transfer. Fact is they were going to sue doesn’t really matter that they chose now to do it.
I don’t think it’s that unusual given that the Mays family has been around football and they know how it works. Of course, they are going to bring an attorney on board.
Mr. Mars may single handedly ruin college football with all his BS reasons for transfer and immediate eligibility.
I disagree. Immediate eligibility is a good thing in college football/college sports in general. The NCAA needs to be held to fairness/consistency and not just making whatever decisions they feel like making at the time, that’s a bigger problem with college sports.
The rule is there to prevent coaches from poaching players. To avoid free agency.
Oh absolutely, I’m not saying free reign on all transfers, but it’s also a bad idea to keep the NCAA somewhat accountable as they’ve shown time and time again to rule according to bias or just flat out stupidity. See Brock Hoffman, that was a joke.
*not a bad idea…
None of the posters on here were there and saw what happened. None know the intent of Kevin Mays and my guess is none even know Kevin Mays. So stating something, that you have absolutely no knowledge whatsoever about, is 100% anything is just ignorant. Lawsuits work/come about in different ways. he may very well have tried to settle it out of court. he may not have. Does he deserve to be compensated for losing his pinky? Is uga at fault or one of the other 6 defendants? Who knows. Maybe he is just a clumsy guy who doesn’t know how to sit and stand. maybe not. Maybe the chair didn’t function properly… Maybe the timing is coincidental and maybe not. The truth is only he and maybe a select few know. Lawyers are slick (being kind here) and I have little doubt the lawyer is doing nothing more than posturing for the suit but if you hire a lawyer for something like this then that is exactly what you want him to do, win.
A pinky finger is worth 3 million? Wow…whats the value on the rest of the fingers? Ohh well…Mays was probably going to turn pro after next year anyway…I just find it unbelievable he would have the nerve to go back to UT…with the way he disrespected the university and the team…yeah I know kids do and say stupid things…wonder how his team mate’s will feel about him…
To say as a UT fan that I am not happy to have a 5* lineman coming to UT would be a lie–but the way this is unfolding does not look good on UT, GA or the Mays family. Sad, just the way Collage sports are going. NCAA has just been so much garbage with there rules lately they have caused most of this.
Says the writer of this “article” a UT grad, and the attorney for an ex-Bulldog-that UGA took the “low road”. Wow. Sorry to see Cade go, but if taking this tact-as a rationale to leave the program (plus of course his brother being enrolled now) is pretty sad. The portal is the new normal. No need to cast aspersions. Dogs on Top!
This writer is terrible. Leaving out the biggest piece of information. Cade Mays was ineligible because of grades. Meaning he is transferring because his grades are terrible. Im sure there are other factors but call it for what it is. This kid is lazy on the field and in the classroom. Blind side. remember that term when Tennessee QB has a concussion. This writer is a dummie.
None of what you said is true. It was Cleveland that had academic issues. Mays lazy??? LOL
Why should he get preferential treatment because of his dad’s lawsuit? And how does one go about losing “part of a finger” on a recruiting trip? I think Workmen’s Comp puts the value of a partial finger loss around 19 weeks of pay if it’s the first phalange! I know how important the fingertip is in Tennessee hygiene, but good Lord – $3 MILLION??? OH, back to Cade, he should have to sit a year just like ANY transfer – he has no “special circumstances” he can summons! His lawyer and family should have to pay GA for ALL LEGAL FEES they incur!
I partially amputated a finger at work. I’d gladly pay 3 million to have my finger back and the feeling in it that I lost. I’ve had kidney stones and my appendix burst, neither one of those hurt as bad or for as long as my finger did.
Maybe they protected him about the lawsuit until he quit and then UGA said who cares who knows now and wanted to expose his ridiculous demands including his moms loss of consortium (sex and companionship) They look like gold diggers and quitters.
You know I thought you were joking…about the mother suing also…then I just seen it’s true…what a total joke…I’m gonna call my lawyer and see if I can start a lawsuit against all Ga teams…UGA, Falcons and Braves for pain and suffering…mental anguish…then I’m going to start a lawsuit against Saban and Tua and Bama for breaking my heart…the sad part is I bet the Mays win…or at the very least get a nice settlement…
Lawyers have been like this since Biblical times.
Wow. As if being totally irrelevant wasn’t enough, now they done gone and pulled this crap. No wonder the kid wanted outta there. I think Pittman saw the (crayon written) writing on the wall as well. This is not a dumpster fire. It is a dumpster that is in great need of a fire!
Wow, not the first horrendously stupid comment you’ve posted. And are you seriously trying to say UGA is irrelevant?
Not irrelevant. Totally irrelevant.
Haha, ok. Hey whatever mental gymnastics you need to perform, go for it.
A lot of the UGA fans on this site are obnoxious, but I have to side with them on this one. A Vols fan really doesn’t need to be calling another school irrelevant these days.
What exactly is the totally irrelevant UGA pulling here…just because a moron can’t operate a folding chair…and is trying to squeeze 3 mill out of the school for it…that makes them a dumpster fire? Hahaha… whatever
Not a dumpster fire. A dumpster IN GREAT NEED OF A FIRE! Reading comprehension would go a long way on this site…
Well excuse me…your still calling it a dumpster right? Which still makes no sense…just because a moron doesn’t know how to use a folding chair…but hey however you want to look at…
So if 36 wins in three seasons, including Sugar and Rose bowl victories, is a dumpster fire then what does that make Tennessee?
Yeah it must be tough getting beat by a irrelevant dumpster 122-26 the last 3 years..
Ok, ok, ok, so not a dumpster fire. An IRRELEVANT DUMPSTER FIRE!
100%
I still can’t believe a grown man who cut off his own finger sitting in a folding chair would ever admit it. Let alone sue other people for it???
The statements by Tom Mars are likely just posturing.
As for the lawsuit, the statute of limitations for tort claims (personal injury is a tort) is two years in Georgia, So Kevin Mayes appears to have filed shortly before the expiration of his time to file. It is not unusual for a plaintiff to delay filing in order to assess their likely future medical bills, degree of recovery, etc. Mr. Mayes apparently had one or two subsequent surgeries for skin grafting and to remove fingernail cells.
It is also possible, even likely, that the family was involved in settlement negotiations with the UGA Board of Regents and other defendants (including the chair manufacturer and Dekalb Office, which sold the chair to UGA) but could not achieve an acceptable settlement as the statute of limitations deadline approached.
The chair was a Mity-Lite Swiftset folding chair. A column behind the chair prevented it from moving backward. I’m guessing that Mr. Mayes is a large man and the force of his bodyweight falling into the chair may account for the hinge closing with force sufficient to sever his finger. But this is not disclosed or alleged in the lawsuit; it’s just speculation. And even if Mr. Mayes’ movements caused the accident, it is still entirely possible for the defendants to be held responsible for his injury.
As to the “value of a severed pinky,” the $3 million amount does not reflect just medical bills, lost income, etc. A significant portion of the amount will be for punitive damages, which are damages intended solely to punish a defendant or defendants for its/their negligence.
Given this background, it seems unlikely that the lawsuit was filed to enhance an NCAA waiver request. On the other hand, it is possible that Cade Mays may have experienced some sort of negative treatment as a result of his father’s accident and the personal injury dispute.
It is also possible that his waiver request might be based upon a completely unrelated issue involving “egregious behavior” involving another player or players. Another player in his position group has recently been accused of such behavior in a federal lawsuit.
Imo players should not have to wait at all. Give all 1 no wait transfer pass in career. Coaches dont wait a year when they change jobs
Low Road??? Why is no one talking about how filing a lawsuit against your own kid’s college for an injury Not taking a “low road”??? That is low budget, Walmart shopper at best, jerry Springer show at worst. Classless!
Unless he is in a hurry to get to the NFL, you would think that he would want to redshirt and have another year to play with his brother.
Have we ruled out the possibility that UGA is sending Mays to Tennessee to sabotage the current momentum they have?
I’M USUALLY NOT LIKE THIS. But let me say a very big F U TO CADE MAYS AND HIS LYING FAMILY AND THEIR LAWYER!!!!!
Not only is it a PUBLIC RECORD. But does Cade ever talk to his family in PRIVATE???? Could it possibly be that CADE KNEW HE WOULD TRANSFER????
Possibly his PU$$Y FATHER KEVIN started hurting again after 2 years????? OR MAYBE HE IS A BIG FAT LIAR????????????
Either way. I believe the university of Georgia should FILE A LAWSUIT ON KEVIN MAYS AND TENNESSEE AS A BOOSTER FOR ” TAMPERING!!!!! ” Then file a LAWSUIT on their LAWYER LIAR MARS, for DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER for saying UGA TOOK THE LOW ROAD AND MAKING THEM INTO A VILLAIN!!!!
I hope that THE NCAA HAS THE BALL$ to DENY HIS ELIGIBILITY like they are supposed to!!!!!! They are letting this IDIOT MARS make a total CHUMP AND FOOL out of them!!!!! ARE THEY IN FEAR OF THIS SLIMY NOBODY LAWYER??????
Hey MARS yes I’M CALLING YOU A SLIMY NOBODY!!!!!!!!!
What are you going to do about it??????
As for THE MAYS FAMILY. I’M GLAD TO GET RID OF YOUR FATA$$ SON PERSONALLY!!!!! Like FATHER like SON!!!! BOTH ARE FAT OVERRATED LOW TALENT BUMS!!!!! NOT NO TALENT BUT DEFINITELY LOW TALENT!!!!!!
From Negan, please GET OUT OF ATHENS AND STAY OUT AND DON’T LET THE DOOR HIT YOU IN YOUR BIG FAT A$$ ON YOUR WAY OUT!!!!!! And if you want my address and info to be TOUGH. I’ll be more than happy to meet EITHER OF YOU any day in a BOXING RING. Just an exhibition fight for FREE!!!! We will put it on YOUTUBE IF YOU WISH!!!!! I wouldn’t even need to get in shape to take care of either of you!!!!! BUT Y’ALL WILL NEED TIME!!!!!
THE TRUTH
Either way. UGA IS GOING TO STOMP A MUD PUDDLE IN YOUR BIG FAT A$$ NEXT SEASON!!!!! Tennessee is NOWHERE NEAR BEING BACK!!!!! They simply got LUCKY against the LOWER END OF THEIR SCHEDULE WHO TOOK THEM LIGHTLY!!!!!!!
SHAME ON ME….
Sadly I actually ROOTED FOR TENNESSEE because they were SEC and because I FELT SORRY FOR THEM!!!!
SHAME ON ME for forgetting that this is the same school who INJURED NUMEROUS UGA PLAYERS INCLUDING NICK CHUBB……WITH A DIRTY LATE OUT OF BOUNDS HIT!!!!!!!!
And then their WONDERFUL FANS started hanging GIGANTIC HAND WRITTEN SIGNS in their stadium. LAUGHING AT CHUBB AND THE INJURY!!!!! Remember he was only one of many!!!! Tennessee has probably cost us more SEC TITLES and possibly NATIONAL TITLES. BECAUSE OF INJURIES THAT THEY CAUSED, THAN ANYONE!!!!!!!
SO REMEMBER…..
IF OR WHEN CADE MAYS OR ONE OF YOURS, COMES LIMPING OF THE FIELD DURING THE UGA GAME. I WON’T BE HAPPY LIKE Y’ALL WOULD BE. BUT DON’T EXPECT ME TO CRY EITHER!!!!!!!!
And if MARS gets FAT BOY a dirty waiver to play. That is just fine with me. BECAUSE NEXT YEAR WE PLAY ” IN ATHENS!!!! ” And we have PLENTY of elite offensive linemen to go around. Yea y’all should have a decent O LINE but it still won’t match ours or our DEPTH!!!!
It almost seems like that between TENNESSEE and FLORIDA. If you didn’t get UGA players through TRANSFER you would hardly have an elite player of the 5 star kind!!!! Tennessee had what 2 altogether except for UGA transfers????? FLORIDA had EXACTLY 1 before the MIAMI RB TRANSFERRED!!! And that 1 was from UGA!!!!! And Brent COX will regret having chose Florida to!!!!!!
But UGA is going to put a whipping on y’all this season that will probably never be forgotten!!!! Regardless to what happens early vs UVA and Alabama which personally I THINK WE WIN BOTH!!!!!!!
But still regardless. Those two games will give UGA the kind of competition that will get us ready. And when it’s time to play TENNESSEE and FLORIDA. All I’ll say is. IF WE ARE HEALTHY. Then there we be some HISTORIC BEAT DOWNS headed your way!!!!!!
MY PREDICTION FOR 2020…..
BE READY TO BE MOANING AND CRYING AND GIVING UP AGAIN ON YOUR TALKIN VAWLS SHOW, ON YOUTUBE!!!! And just you wait. On that same show as well as on here and ALL OVER THE WEB. Tennessee fans will call for Pruitts head!!!!! THAT IS MY PREDICTION FOR 2020!!!!!!! BECAUSE TENNESSEE IS NOT CLOSE TO BEING BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CADE MAYS THE TURNCOAT…
I’ll forgive because that is what is right. But I won’t forget!!!! Neither will the dawgs!!!! Cade Mays is a TURNCOAT. He was a TURNCOAT when he decomitted from a STRUGGLING TENNESSEE TEAM. And now he has TURNED HIS BACK ON A UGA TEAM. ONE THAT MADE HIM A BETTER PLAYER. All because HE WANTS TO JOIN IN ON ” THE EXCITEMENT IN KNOXVILLE. ”
What excitement??????
The fact that Tennessee finally put a few things together for the LOWER END OF THEIR SCHEDULE. That still does not erase the fact that GA STATE OWNED THEM!!!!! Or that they were beaten by the mighty BYU!!!! UGA had a bad game and still crushed them. As did Alabama and FLORIDA and anyone that could actually BREATH!!!!
FACE IT, YOU BEAT BOTTOM FEEDERS AND BARELY ESCAPED GETTING BEAT BY INDIANA. It’s not basketball and they are not even great at that anymore!!!!!!!! FACE THE TRUTH……
TENNESSEE STILL SUCKS AND WILL FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE!!!!!! And as far as I’m concerned. SO DOES CADE MAYS AND HIS DADDY TO!!!!
PS. Life will suck for Cade Mays the rest of his college career. And he has no real waiver issue. HE WAS A PART-TIME STARTER AT UGA AND TREATED VERY WELL FROM THE START. If he gets a waiver THE NCAA WAS BULLIED!!!!!!!!!
King Negan
Calm down nutjob!~ It’s a game..a game played by 20 somethings. Get a hobby. Get a l
ife
King seriously put the pipe down… there’s plenty of rehab centers in this country…I’m sure you could find one that can help you…
Dude, seek therapy. Fast
TDOW, my I present for your consideration a REAL crackhead?
War and Peace by King Negan.
Kirby Smart has always been a little dipsh*t. He would be drunk ay his son’s little league games in Northport. Can’t stand the fool. UGA’s the perfect place for him. Both will do whatever it takes to come out on top.
LOL, ok.
Said the trailer trash Bama fan with a 4th grade education
The untold story is that Mr Mayes gave Kirby a pinky swear that Cade would stay for years. But that got put on ice .
The goal of the lawyer is to turn sentiment for the Mays. A lawsuit may have been filed but it takes a while before becoming public record and then those that scan the records to realize it was Cade’s father who filed it. It’s perfectly normal for records to take longer in government, especially during the holidays. But I’m sure the lawyer wouldn’t tell you that. He wants to paint UGA as taking the low road. It’s part of his job. He was probably hoping someone would get the news out sooner.
Suddenly it is our fault that a grown man does not know how to sit in a chair properly.
The NCAA has to become transparent when it comes to these transfers. Let’s say Mays is allowed to play immediately. That would be two 5 star transfers in as many years allowed to play without sitting out a year. No head coaching change with either. Lady Vol Evana Westbrook transfers to UCONN after her head coach was fired, and she had to sit out 2019. Folks, I don’t care where your loyalties lie, that would be as unfair and inconsistent as possible. If I am Westbrook’s family, I hire a sleazy lawyer(is there another kind?)and sue the NCAA. For the record, I think a kid, in his first 2 years should be allowed to transfer and play. After that is a different matter.