Peezy, that chip better be an energy chip. His energy level during his tenure at Georgia seemed to decrease annually. He had an interview the day after his hire with Dan Lebatard in which Lebatard started making fun of Richt because he sounded exhausted already. Richt had always stated that after coaching at Georgia he would work on his Christian ministry instead of coach. When he was fired he stated he would probably take a year off and then come back as a coordinator instead of a head coach. Instead, he started interviewing for head coaching jobs a day or two later. There is no finer man in college football than Coach Richt. I wish him all the best and hope this job works out well for him for all but one day a year.
