... team is probably the worst in school history since the modern era of the 1940s.  The ’90 Dogs won just four games, winning two by a single point and all four by only 17 combined points. 

Granted, that Bulldog squad of nearly 20 years ago was filled with youth and inexperience and hampered by injuries and players dismissed for various reasons.  Notwithstanding, Georgia’s 4-7 mark could have just as easily been 1-10 instead.

The following season of 1991 was labeled “Operation Turnaround,” for obvious reasons, by some of the Georgia coaches.  One of these assistants, Wayne

McDuffie , the Bulldogs’ offensive line coach from 1977-1981, had been hired by head coach Ray Goff ( Photo ) as the Bulldogs’ new offensive c...

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