EALEY SCREWS UP AGAIN! TIME TO GET RID OF HIM AND KING! WHY WE DON’T NEED EITHER!

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As reported by ESPN.Com, CMR said today that Washaun Ealey has been indefinitely suspended from all team activities.  Ealey, a junior, along with fellow running back Caleb King, have been in constant trouble since the summer of 2010.  Both have had their scrapes with the law more than once, as well as breaking team rules on more than one occasion.

Apparently this time around, Ealey is being disciplined after failing to report for a punishment run last week. CMR did not put a timeline on when Washaun’s status would change, saying “We have certain expectations and standards that apply to all our student-athletes. We expect them to do things the right way, the Georgia way. If Washaun does things the Georgia way, he’ll be back in good standing.”

Nothing has been said as to what Ealey did that dictated punishment to begin with.  After having been arrested in August for leaving the scene of an accident and driving with a suspended license, Ealey was suspended from Georgia’s 2010 season opener.   Having been suspended twice in 2010 for off the field transgressions and becoming academically ineligible to play in the Dawgs’ loss in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, Senior Caleb King’s tenure in Athens, lack of production, and trouble making habits have been about the same as Ealey’s. (source: ESPN.com)

When we got our commitment from Isaiah Crowell, yours truly blogged that his crystal ball showed Caleb King being gone from the Dawgs’ team by the time kick-off takes place in the Georgia Dome against Boise.  I guess I was short sighted.  I should have said (especially after CMR all but said that Crowell would be the starting running back in Atlanta) that King and Ealey will be history.  You know, in a way, I hope this happens.  This team needs a fresh start and be rid of the trouble makers that helped us get the nickname “Thug U.”

Truthfully, since Georgia has five times as many fullbacks on the roster as just about any other SEC team, why not go ahead and get rid of King and Ealey (or just bench them if they do not misbehave again) and convert a couple fullbacks to running backs.  Bruce Figgins from Columbus, Georgia, is a perfect example.  Figgins has been used as a Tight End sparingly.  Now that we have a plethora at that position, he got approval from CMR to switch to fullback to get more playing time.  So, don’t switch him to fullback, switch him to running back behind Crowell.  The bottom line is we can do just as well without Ealey and King as with them (and probably better.)  SO LETS’ JUST DO IT!

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By: Dawgman1973 (Gary K.) Lead-Blogger “Dawn of the Dawg