don't recall any Georgia athletes getting in trouble during '70s

[wayxpython]

'cept maybe Lindsay Scott for having some women in his dorm room, after hours, at McWhorter Hall, or Woerner killing a pig from Georgia's Veterinarian school......had to be more, but Dooley must have kept it hush-hush.

[JC-DAWG83]

'cept maybe Lindsay Scott for having some women in his dorm room, after hours, at McWhorter Hall, or Woerner killing a pig from Georgia's Veterinarian school......had to be more, but Dooley must have kept it hush-hush.

Augusta's own Sylvester Boler reportedly pulled a gun on his team mates because they were throwing fruit at him.

[ToccoaDog]

Lack of AlGore interweb and phone cameras kept things a secret

[JC-DAWG83]

Lack of AlGore interweb and phone cameras kept things a secret

Who was on the team made a huge difference back then too.

[DawgWood]

Yep.  Senior leadership kept the guys in line also.  They'd literally beat someones azz if they got out of line.  Pressure from all over to keep straight.

[Jettdog]

That was before thug rap music

[ToccoaDog]

JC, DawgWood, and Jett all good points

[Shadrach]

No one ever argued with a girlfriend. The good ol' days.

[McDonoughDawg]

No one ever argued with a girlfriend.  The good ol' days.

I see what you did there.

[wayxpython]

No one ever argued with a girlfriend.  The good ol' days.

per an old black gentleman, who worked for the Georgia Athletic Department during the good ole days, Dooley took care of the local police department with vehicles, uniforms, etc......not too sure if that methodology could work with today's technology............but no athlete went to Clarke County's jail in the '70s, or if they did, it didn't make the news. 

[Milldawg]

I believe there was a game of tag with frying pans...that and the pig was all I know

[Tomato Sandwich]

Lack of AlGore interweb and phone cameras kept things a secret

Who was on the team made a huge difference back then too.

Damn. You should just come out and say it.

[McDonoughDawg]

No one ever argued with a girlfriend.  The good ol' days.

per an old black gentleman, who worked for the Georgia Athletic Department during the good ole days, Dooley took care of the local police department with vehicles, uniforms, etc......not too sure if that methodology could work with today's technology............but no athlete went to Clarke County's jail in the '70s, or if they did, it didn't make the news. 

Yeah, that shit wouldn’t fly today..

[deathdawg]

You throw fruits at me, I'm shooting you in the face!