SEC, and now, National Championship (Atlanta: college, title, ratings)

[therealpattman]

Originally Posted by bu2

Georgia didn't come to play at Auburn. They were ready today. So was Auburn, but Georgia found their weaknesses and exploited them.

You know who didn't come to play? Good ol Mark Richt' s new club.

[oldschoolChevy]

Originally Posted by J2rescue

Not really. In the SEC championship game rematches, the regular season loser has only won once.

Yeah let’s go ahead and throw that graph in the garbage!!!! I told y’all UGA would win. Can’t compare anything in the past to this team, it’s a totally new ball game with Kirby at HC. Pretty sure Richt would’ve found a way to **** that game away. Especially with them being down early.

[atlantamoi]

Congrats Pups. Not happy at all about that game yesterday, but my Tigers were beat plain and simple. Funny to think that Auburn knocks off their two biggest rivals when both are #1 and it could end up just being a footnote if Bama gets into the playoffs.

[AtlantaMove]

Sometimes reality, just bites it! Congratulations UGA. We just didn't show up to play yesterday. But I'm still true to my Auburn Tigers. So War Eagle anyway!

[Atlwarrior]

I’m in Charlotte and the Miami fans look just like the Georgia Bulldogs fans under Mark Reicht, always so close, but never accomplish the whole thing.

[ipkl07]

I think it would be neat if Georgia won it all in Atlanta.

[bu2]

The ingress and egress from the new stadium is awful. They were having to direct people leaving the Georgia World Congress Center to specific areas to reduce foot traffic. They stopped pedestrian traffic at times because of overflow. There were huge masses lined up trying to get in. Going out, you couldn't even get around the floor. They blocked it off and forced people in certain directions.

Just horrible design by the architects regardless of what it looks like aesthetically.

[ipkl07]

Originally Posted by bu2

The ingress and egress from the new stadium is awful. They were having to direct people leaving the Georgia World Congress Center to specific areas to reduce foot traffic. They stopped pedestrian traffic at times because of overflow. There were huge masses lined up trying to get in. Going out, you couldn't even get around the floor. They blocked it off and forced people in certain directions.

Just horrible design by the architects regardless of what it looks like aesthetically.

I had no idea there's that many problems with the stadium. I have heard a lot of other issues with the stadium as well. That's simply pathetic and unacceptable for a new stadium.

[AtlantaMove]

Originally Posted by bu2

The ingress and egress from the new stadium is awful. They were having to direct people leaving the Georgia World Congress Center to specific areas to reduce foot traffic. They stopped pedestrian traffic at times because of overflow. There were huge masses lined up trying to get in. Going out, you couldn't even get around the floor. They blocked it off and forced people in certain directions.

Just horrible design by the architects regardless of what it looks like aesthetically.

They'll probably try to get that fixed if enough people voice their concerns. Maybe you could share that feedback with the right department, especially since the Gulch is one of the places served up for the new Amazon HQs.

[bu2]

Originally Posted by AtlantaMove

They'll probably try to get that fixed if enough people voice their concerns. Maybe you could share that feedback with the right department, especially since the Gulch is one of the places served up for the new Amazon HQs.

Thanks for the link. I think the pileup at the entrance is a safety hazard. I used to think Knoxville (University of Tennessee) was bad, but they were better.