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Almost Foolproof Macarons
I've been toying with macaron recipes for some time now. In my recipes, there always seems like there is something that can go wrong. It could be the folding, it could be the unscientific drying time, or maybe it's just my messed up oven, but something always goes wrong. Rarely do I get a sheet pan of perfectly formed macarons…until now.
This recipe just plain works. This recipe uses Italian meringue, don't let it scare you. This one not so hard part is the reason why they work so well. You don't have to mess around trying to get macaronage since the meringue is very stable. One of the nicest parts of this recipe is that you can double it, split it into two parts, color/flavor each separately, and get two flavors for the work of one recipe.
Here's the recipe with details and photos:
For the Macarons:
120g egg whites, divided
35g sugar
150g finely ground almonds
150g powdered sugar
For the sugar syrup:
150g sugar and 50g water
Process the ground almonds and powdered sugar in the work bowl of a food processor. Most recipes call for sifting, but I think this works better and gets everything combined.
In a stand mixer, whip 60g egg whites to soft peaks, add 35g sugar.
In the meantime, in a saucepan on high heat bring the water and sugar for the syrup to 230 F. on a candy thermometer.
Slowly add the boiling syrup to the egg whites and continue to whip on medium – high speed until they are completely cooled and you have a shiny meringue (10-15 minutes).
Mix the remaining 60g of egg whites and the sifted almond/sugar and carefully fold into the meringue.
Fill a pastry bag fitted with a plain tip with the mixture and pipe macarons about 3 inches in diameter on silpat lined baking sheet.
Bake at 320 for 15-25 minutes.
Check to see if macarons are done by grabbing the top of one macaron and trying to shake it. They are done when the top barely slides against the skirt. If they are not done, extend baking time by two minutes intervals, checking after each extension.
That's about all that is to it. I think I'm finally done with macarons for a while. I'm sure the next time I try to make them I will encounter problems again, but until then…
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175 Responses to "Almost Foolproof Macarons"
Pls HELP!!!! I followed every step exactly as u said but after my macarons were baked they were not shiny and smooth, the shape was perfect but the surface was a bit dull n rough… Help!! Please tell me what iv done wrong?
I want to make Chocolate Macarons! How to make it???
Just made my first batch of these and they came out pretty good! Nice 'foot', light and crispy, came off tray easily, tasted good. I whacked the trays on the counter-top and also left them to stand for 30 mins before cooking, which I learnt from 'Great British Bake Off' on BBC and I think these steps helped. I am disastrous at piping though, will have to practice that I also cooked them for not enough time, I thought they were done after 8-10 mins when actually I think they did need 15 mins at least, should have followed your recipe properly! Yummy though, can't wait to experiment with flavours and colours. Thank you very much!
THANKS for the foolproof recipe, I have tried 7 other recipes, including Martha Stewart's French and Parisian. Mine came out with ABSOLUTE perfection. I was dancing around the kitchen today with delight. I am so excited to make more…
Amazing recipe!!! Thankyou so much for publishing in the net!!!
Finally my macaron hell is over
im going to try this once ive found a kitchen thermometer will update soon!!
plus, my oven is not fan forced. the heat is from the top and bottom. so should i lower the temperature? what should i do? please advice thanks!
Hi, I haven't tried the recipe yet but from the reviews I'm absolutely beside myself with excitement to give it a go. Unfortunately I only have a convection microwave. Can I bake my macaroons using it? so many sites have said they won't turn out. Hope you can help, thank you in advance.
Hi, i tried this recipe yesterday and for the first time they came out perfect!!!! Soooo pleased with the outcome, thank you for this recipe – I have tried so many times with other recipes and every time something went wrong.
hi, just wondering if this recipe requires a resting time for macarons after piping but before putting them in the oven?
Great tips that led to my first successful batch of macaron shells. Thanks for sharing!
OMG!!! I've died and gone to mac heaven!! I put macs in the oven 10 min ago and I see little feet!!!!!!!!!! I feel like I did when I found out I was prego with my first child!! Thank you Jesus! I've tried every recipe including the ones in my pastry class and all Fat Failures. Who knew I had to take a detour to Italy before going to Paris!!!!!!! The Italian meringue is genius. Thank you thank you! I have to work on my piping but they are cute as a button and close to pics ive seen. This a keeper.
Thanks for this great recipe. I was successful making it! I wrote a blog post about it and provided a link back this page.
Please help. I just put in my first tray of macarons to bake. To my horror, it has rough skin and not shinny and no legs. Just don' t know where or which step did I missed out. Please advise. Thank you.
Catherine- perhaps you didnt blend in a food processor enough to get rid of almond chunks. sifting is key, too. calibrate your oven temp…may be too low. overmixing may be another cause for no feet.
@Catherine – it could be that the mixture is too liquidy and not properly sifted.
hi, does it need to let it sit for 1 hour prior to baking just like the french version? Please advise asap, thanks!
How many cookies do you get with this recipe? (approximately…)
Thanks !
Hi Geek – Your recipe has saved me from insanity! Having had countless failures I was ready to throw in the towel but at last I have had success. Thank you so much. I would know like to play around with some flavours – can I just add dry ingredients to the basic recipe (like cocoa powder, instant expresso, Earl Grey Tea, freeze dried raspberries) or would I need to reduce the amount of almonds and/or sugar? Thanks
Hi at the step "Mix the remaining 60g of egg whites and the sifted almond/sugar and carefully fold into the meringue" can you please break this down? are the egg whites beaten prior to mixing with the almond/sugar mix? I just made some without beating the second measure of egg whites and it was a gluggy mixture, and then I just incorporated the meringue…??? Then I thought everything was going to fail so I used the beater to mix them together as I thought I'd end up with gluggy chunks in the mix. The result, they mostly looked like macarons but flat with no feet and quite chewy in the middle. Please help
Geek, thank you for elevating my macarons! i've been struggling with the french recipes that don't use the sugar syrup because it sounded more complicated. and the outcomes were always uncertain and fraught with macaron issues–cracked tops, no shine, no feet, too airy, etc.
but the syrup was easy breezy and two batches have both turned out equally perfect with your recipe: perfect feet on each one, lightly shiny smooth tops, and AMAZING texture that is moist yet stable and uniform.
THANK YOU for simplifying the process!
How do you make chocolate macaron.? And should it be a thermofan oven or not?
Once I have piped mine I leave them to rest. When they are not sticky to touch I put them in the oven. Great recipe used here in Australia!
I would love an AMERICAN measurement version of this recipe!
@Martha Andrews: it's really easy if you have a digital scale that will do ounces or grams. My gran says that was the easiest thing to do when she started baking in the States.
May i ask a question for this recipe ?
One is i use convection oven ,i try so many times but always will make my macarons top surface so dark .how can i stop this happen to my macaron ? should i use fan bake or just upper and lower heat ?
beside that ,i have do so many research for macaron recipe ,now i was wondering about the recipe of you ,i mean you show pic piping method to paper sheet ,do we need to rest our macaron for 15-30 min for get dry the macaron top shell ? or we just bake after finish pipe to sheet and just bake it ???
not almost, but definitely foolproof for me! My mum have been bugging me to try this recipe after countless failed attempts. I was extremely skeptical, but finally relented and tried it..first batch, and it was perfect..well, cept for that few occasional tip that refuses to settle down and give me a smooth finish. the feet was perfect, the dome, and even the white I made didn't turn brown much. so happy I finally gave this a go.
I believe the degree of shine achieved rests with how fine the almond flour is ground. I sift prior to measuring and get good results. I also let sit for 20 minutes or so, until the surface is no longer tacky. Some of these times shared will depend on humidity in your area, time of year, etc. also, someone asked about chocolate batter, just sub about 1/2 cup of almonds for cocoa powder, Dutch processed will give you a darker more robust chocolate cookie… The only time I have gotten a dry cookie that is too crunchy is when I have over beaten the egg whites. They need to be stiff, but not dry and so stiff that they will not even make a peak. I have a friend that uses a hand mixer just so she can keep a better eye on the texture of the whites. Sorry, I will stick with my Mixmaster…
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"Our events not only promote the sport of running and get people out and moving, they also help to benefit other nonprofit organizations," she said.
Although KAR is very active in terms of community development and fundraising, the organization is still primarily about running. Sexton said KAR holds training programs throughout the year.
"We have the Fast Track 5k and 10k program coming up and through that program we have a beginner program as well as a more advanced program," she said. "Those programs enable people to get involved in the sport of running."
KAR Executive Director Joy Mills said the variety of training programs offered provide a way for new runners to be healthy.
"We present different training programs for our members and for the community," Mills said. "It's just a way to encourage people to get out there and run and be healthy."
Sexton said the training programs also give people a starting point for exercise.
"The programs are structured for a sense of security and support that's needed to begin a running program," she said. "We will provide the training necessary for a beginning runner to learn how to do it right."
Sexton said the structure of the training programs truly gives runners a year-round experience.
"We also organize the beyond half and full marathon training program in the winter months, which helps people prepare for spring," she said. "In the summer we partner with Gazelle Sports to organize the Safari half and full marathon training program to prepare runners for a half and full marathon."
Sexton also highlighted the social element of running.
"The other thing that's really important is the social support," she said. "Through running together and learning and achieving goals together, runners get to know each other and they build social bonds that go well beyond the running. Many of them become lifelong friends."
Mills echoed Sexton's sentiment, saying KAR programs help keep runners informed.
"It's a great way to find out what's going on in the running community," Mills said. "You can find out about different events and the training programs. It's a great way to meet other people."
Sexton said the training programs are great for runners of any level because runners are usually grouped according to their ability.
"Most training programs group people according to their ability so there are other runners who have the same goals and are of the same ability levels as you," Sexton said. "It can be intimidating to just show up for a group run and run with a group of people. The training programs actually have a lot of structure to them so that runners are grouped with people of similar ability."
She said the runners who get involved in KAR tend to stay affiliated with the program in some scope even if they leave Michigan.
"Runners who join Kalamazoo Area Runners and do get involved in the group runs or the training programs do tend to become lifelong members," she said. "Sometimes we'll have people move out of state or out of the area and they'll come back and one of the first things they'll do is contact us and say 'when's your next run?' because they want to come back and reconnect with the group that they'd been a part of before they relocated."
Mills said running is unique because it provides an equal playing field for everyone involved.
"I think running is kind of an equalizer," she said. "If you're out there with all of these people it doesn't matter what your background is, you're all taking part in this common event together. You're all out there working towards that same goal."
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Though snowflakes didn't fall in Athens on Saturday, Emily Banta pretended it was Christmas for a few hours during a downtown visit with her husband and two sons.
Banta, of Athens, joined hundreds of residents to see decorations, devour sugar cookies and catch a glimpse of Santa during the city's Christmas Open House.
The historic downtown buildings, still surrounded by fall foliage, took on a winter feel with holiday wreaths, glimmering lights and Christmas trees in the windows.
Banta's 2-month-old son, Ty, slept through their visit with Santa at Athens State University's Center for Lifelong Learning, but her 2-year-old, Jake, was too afraid to enjoy it.
With Thanksgiving days away, Banta considers the Christmas Open House an annual tradition among family and friends.
"It's about the music and entertainment, and the big thing is running into people you know," she said. "It's a good way to get out and do something with the family."
Athens resident Cindy Patton, who lives two blocks from downtown, said the open house Saturday and today helps her kick off the holiday season each year.
"I love to take advantage of anything downtown," she said. "The shops are decorated beautifully, and it's very inviting. It's just a part of my regular Christmas activities."
Sponsored by the Greater Limestone County Chamber of Commerce and Spirit of Athens, the event is held each year to promote locally-owned, independent businesses and encourage shoppers to spend money downtown.
The open house will offer $5 carriage rides in the downtown square, holiday music through the streets, shopping specials and other Christmas activities from 1-5 p.m. today.
Tammy Stickland, owner of Trinity's Gifts and Interiors on West Market Street, reported more than 500 shoppers had visited her retail business by early Saturday afternoon.
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Reruns Resale owner Mike Hill operates his thrift shop just off the downtown square, but said the open house attracts customers who typically rely on big-box retail stores for their holiday shopping.
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Despite economic worries, the high-end retailer continues to outperform Wall Street expectations.
Shares of luxury jewelry retailer Tiffany & Co. (TIF) have endured a roller coaster ride this year, reaching an all-time high in July only to plummet in late summer amid fears about the health of the global economy.
But the growth scare hasn't curbed customers' appetite for the finer things in life; Tiffany has outperformed Wall Street's expectations for six consecutive quarters.
The company's earnings per share surged 58% to $0.86 during its fiscal second quarter, an impressive total that blew analysts' consensus estimate of $0.71 per share out of the water.
This growth was driven by better-than-expected gains in all product categories and across all regions in which the company operates.
Management boosted its full-year earnings guidance by $0.20 per share to a range of between $3.45 and $3.65 per share — the third time this year that Tiffany & Co. has raised its forecast.
The Americas remain Tiffany's single largest market, representing about half of the firm's operating profits.
Sales in the U.S. — the company's largest market — rose 25% in the second quarter despite lingering concerns that jagged stock market volatility would lead wealthier consumers to rein in their spending.
Sales of the company's iconic jewelry, which accounts for three-quarters of U.S. revenue, grew by double digits in each month of the quarter.
In fact, Tiffany's strength in the U.S. market has broadened. Items that cost more than $20,000 continue to drive revenue growth.
But management also reported that sales of less expensive silver jewelry improved during Tiffany & Co.'s fiscal second quarter — a bit of a surprise after the rising cost of raw silver prompted the company to hike its prices.
Foreign tourists accounted for half the company's U.S. sales growth in the second quarter, with the flagship store on New York's Fifth Avenue posting a 41% year-over-year revenue increase on the back of strong sales to Chinese tourists. Hawaii was another strong market, boosted by purchases from Japanese visitors.
Outside the U.S., Japan and the Asia-Pacific region are Tiffany & Co.'s most important markets, accounting for about 22% and 18% of profits, respectively.
Asia-Pacific sales soared 55% last quarter, boosted by higher sales volumes and major price increases across all product lines.
The Chinese market was once again a standout in the quarter, while two newly opened outlets in South Korea exceeded sales expectations.
Tiffany & Co. reported 8% sales growth at stores that have been open for more than one year in Japan, traditionally one of the company's strongest markets.
In an encouraging development, sales growth in this market has improved steadily since the devastating earthquake that struck Japan's Tohoku region in March.
European sales grew by 32% year over year in the quarter, led by gains in Continental EU nations.
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Jonathan Davis has spent most of the last year getting verbal about what he doesn't like. From politicians to other artists, he's been anything but quiet. Well now he's expanding his verbal assault to print-media.
On a recent Revolver cover, they give love to the upcoming Mayhem Festival, including illustrations of Avenged Sevenfold, Mushroomhead, Asking Alexandria, and more, who will all be performing as part of this year's Mayhem Festival. However...Korn, who is the second largest band on the bill, is missing from the cover. Davis called them out on his personal Facebook page:
That's right, no Korn. But why? That's a pretty solid question. We could speculate that they didn't feel like Korn was relevant to the story inside the mag, or that they couldn't choose which member of the band to feature. Or, we could just see what Revolver thinks. If only they made a public comment on the situation...wait. They did. Check this tweet:
Well, actually...can't really be mad about this I guess. At least, that's my take. Korn, why haven't you accepted your invites to the Golden Gods Awards? Are you too good for them? Maybe you could have made at least one? Hell, Tony Iommi was there this year to represent Black Sabbath! Are you bigger than Sabbath!?!?
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I'm actually a bigger fan of Lands' End Canvas then the classic Lands' End line of clothing, because the Canvas line fits me better. Although I've always appreciated everything else with the traditional line of Lands' End clothing, I've always had trouble with the fits (particularly with shirts being too wide.) That, alone, keeps me from buying as many items as I'd like from LE.
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I do wish that Sears would stop pushing Lands' End as a premium brand and would make the line more accessible. I particularly wish that there was a Lands' End in my city. Hopefully that day will come, but until then, I'm very pleased with shopping at Lands' End online.
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Before approving a proposed collection of information, the Director shall determine whether the collection of information by the agency is necessary for the proper performance of the functions of the agency, including whether the information shall have practical utility. Before making a determination the Director may give the agency and other interested persons an opportunity to be heard or to submit statements in writing. To the extent, if any, that the Director determines that the collection of information by an agency is unnecessary for any reason, the agency may not engage in the collection of information.
Source(Added Pub. L. 104–13, § 2,May 22, 1995, 109 Stat. 179.)
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Another prior section 3508,Pub. L. 90–620, Oct. 22, 1968, 82 Stat. 1304, related to unlawful disclosure of information, penalties, and release of information to other agencies, prior to the general amendment of this chapter by Pub. L. 96–511. See section 3510 (b) of this title.
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Yield: 4 servings
Per serving: 146 calories, 3.5 g protein, 19.5 g carbohydrate, 6.4 g fat, 1 g saturated fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 1.5 g fiber, 181 mg sodium. Calories from fat: 39%.
Egg Mock-Muffin Sandwich
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I just had to see "42."
The reviews have been pretty complimentary. It's been a surprising box office attraction. And the first personal account I received was full of praise for the basic baseball accuracy and paucity of Hollywood hokum, and this had come from someone who deeply loves baseball and understands it.


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There've been some interesting discussions recently about the brave new world of college football that may result from the NCAA throwing out part of its rule book, and how Greg McGarity and UGA appear reluctant to follow the trail being blazed by Nick Saban at Alabama.
Even before the recent NCAA move, Saban was already lapping everyone else in terms of exploiting every legal avenue toward establishing an advantage for his Crimson Tide program, getting around the limitations on the number of assistants a school can have on its coaching staff by hiring off-field "analysts."
Then, in January, the NCAA's university presidents decided that in an age of texting and social media some of the rules governing recruiting had become pretty much impossible to enforce, so they passed legislation to eliminate a bunch of restrictions. Under the legislation, due to take effect July 1, not only can coaches and anyone else at a school have pretty much unlimited contact via phone calls and text messages with recruits, schools also can add as many full-time recruiters to their athletic staffs as they want and can afford.
Typically, Bama has already jumped on this, hiring former Clemson defensive coordinator and Baylor head coach Kevin Steele as director of player personnel, with his main job being to direct the Tide's recruiting efforts. Alabama also hired a high school coach as director of player development.
Other programs that can afford to follow Bama's rich-get-richer template no doubt soon will be staffing up on the recruiting side, but some schools are balking. Big 10 coaches and athletic directors came out last week against key parts of the legislation, expressing "serious concerns" whether the plan is "in the best interest of high school student-athletes, their families and their coaches." Their statement added: "We are also concerned about the adverse effect they would have on college coaches, administrators and university resources."
Philosophically, UGA has come down on the side of the Big 10, with McGarity telling the New York Times he fears the new rules will lead to something akin to an athletic arms race among the bigger programs. "Some school is going to want to get on the high dive with this and go all in and spend and spend," McGarity said. "It is going to start a round of competition among schools that is going to be limitless."
You can read "some school" as "Alabama" in that quote.
McGarity told the Times he's talked with other SEC athletic directors who are opposed to the legislation and he hopes to engineer a conference vote to override the new rules. Opponents of the legislation have until March 20 to gather 75 votes from presidents of Division I universities in order to initiate such an override.
Outgoing UGA President Michael Adams agrees with McGarity. Talking with the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer recently, Adams raised some legitimate concerns about the impact the new rules could have on recruits.
"I think some deregulation on the most ridiculous rules was needed," Adams said. "But a lot of those rules have been put there because of how competitive coaches are. I don't know if you ever have a perfectly level playing field, quote-unquote. But I worry about a student-athlete being bombarded in high school, particularly some who need to spend time studying instead of responding to 100 emails per day. All of this is a balancing act, and the pendulum can swing too much in one direction — which it probably had, with some ridiculous rules. But it doesn't need to swing all the way back to the other side, or we will hurt student-athletes in the process."
Adams isn't alone in fearing the new rules will result in the complete harassment of high school kids, as well as massive growth in football staffs at places like Alabama.
But what's ironic about UGA's opposition to the deregulation of recruiting and the potential ballooning of athletic staffs is that Georgia is one of the schools that can afford to keep pace with Alabama. As we've discussed previously, UGA has one of the most profitable athletic programs in the country and yet ranks in the middle of the SEC in spending. As a result McGarity and company are sitting on a reserve fund of nearly $70 million.
I've heard from quite a few fans in recent months who worry that Georgia isn't keeping up with Saban and Co., and I share that concern.
While I agree that allowing unlimited contact with high school recruits isn't a good idea, I think the UGA brain trust needs to recognize and react to the fact that, no matter whether these new rules stick or not, they've got to be more aggressive and spend more or they're going to find Saban owns recruiting in this state.
UGA has to step up and play the game. Even without the unlimited-contact rule that might necessitate giant recruiting staffs, Georgia needs to take a page out of Saban's book and start hiring some off-field quality-control analysts or consultants.
Already last year, the school hired veteran high school coach Daryl Jones as director of on-campus recruiting and, with the departure of recruiting coordinator Rodney Garner, appears content to let him run recruiting instead of putting a member of the coaching staff in charge.
But there are other areas that cry out for additional staffing. As I wrote back in early August, special teams seems ripe for some sort of creative approach like Saban's, since Mark Richt is loathe to devote one of his precious on-field coaching spots to that crucial aspect of the game.
Why not hire someone like Kevin Butler to analyze video of placekicker Marshall Morgan every day and tell the kid what he needs to work on? It's allowable under the current rules, as Saban has shown, and it's needed.
What good is sitting on a $70 million surplus if the conference leader is establishing a new level of excellence that you refuse to reach for?
Tuesday's belated signing of another big defensive lineman in four-star recruit Toby Johnson is a great way for Richt to cap off his largest recruiting class ever. It's time to quit harping on the ones that got away and instead appreciate the talented group of 33 players who've decided to play ball in Athens. … And while we're appreciating the players we have, check out the the piece CBSSports.com columnist Dennis Dodd did about UGA quarterback Aaron Murray, whose remarkable work ethic is likely to have him leaving UGA owning most of the school's and the conference's passing records. … I joined my brothers and daughter for lunch Sunday at Herschel Walker's new restaurant in downtown Athens, where peak time waits of 35-plus minutes for a table are still the norm. I'd say the menu and service need a little tweaking, but overall the food was tasty and well-prepared and we enjoyed the experience tremendously. Loran Smith takes a look at Walker's evolution from Heisman winner to big-time businessman in his latest Athens Banner-Herald column. … And while I wouldn't recommend Herschel add this to his menu, I was amused by Mark Richt's tweets earlier this week about his birthday treat: a Hot Dawg Delight, which he explained is toasted bread, cooked hot dogs, melted cheese, baked beans and ketchup. "Mmm Mmm Good," the coach said. I'm not sure that's anything I'd want to tackle, but my indefatigable brother Jon noted: "He forgot the coleslaw on top!"
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February 20th, 2013
10:06 am
I would rather be a program that cares about doing the right thing for student athletes rather than just winning at all costs. UGA is on the verge of a national championship I fully believe that. Bama is ALWAYS one step away from a whistle blower or disgruntled recruit sending them into serious sanctions. UGA needs to only keep upgrading facilities across the board. A full indoor practice facility as a MUST as soon as possible. UGA can afford it and I guardsmen recruits notice we don't have one.
February 20th, 2013
10:07 am
guardsmen was meant as guarantee…..
February 20th, 2013
10:10 am
It is really about the dollars. UGA has them, so let's spend them on more recruiters. Hines Ward and Herschel Walker stock in my mind as 2 quality recruiters.
February 20th, 2013
10:13 am
Saban has NEVER been able to win without tilting the tables his way. He has to have an unethical advantage. He has always done it in more ways than one . Alabama is in the top cheating schools of all time. Anything to win. Richt proved he could coach against Saban in the SECCG. (Except for having called all his time outs in the third quarter). I DO hope the Dawgs get another chance at him in December. I hope one of our new Bad Dawg defensive players takes the crybaby Alabama QB out this time around.
February 20th, 2013
10:15 am
Spell check will get you every time
February 20th, 2013
10:18 am
We definitely need to take advantage of expanding the ability to "coach" players through off-field consultants…..it would be stupid not to do so.
I do not believe there should be unlimited contact with high school players. In 90% of the cases, the contact load would be very detrimental to a student's ability to function as a high school student, and would also reinforce/increase the annoying drama and theatrics involved in recruiting.
UGA does need to use it's considerable financial prowess to enhance and improve it's ability to compete on any level and with all rivals.
Sic 'Em
February 20th, 2013
10:29 am
Maybe the recruits will just stop reading the emails after the first few? Or put a block on the ones they do not want to hear from. Technology can assist them in managing the deluge.
February 20th, 2013
10:46 am
Whaddup with the old format?
February 20th, 2013
10:47 am
Saban is smart and unprincipled. As long as he has unlimited resources and no administration constraints, it will be difficult for any school to outrecruit him or beat him on the field.
February 20th, 2013
10:56 am
It does concern me that the UGA Athletic Assoc does not seem as willing as other schools to spend…
February 20th, 2013
10:59 am
Columbus Dawg, go to the NCAA website and check on major infractions. Your pristine JAWJA is NUMBER 2 with SIX, ONE behind AWBARN. Get your facts straight IDIOT. Go ahead big boy look up the FACTS and spin it the dawg way……. LOSERS…….woof woof woof and no bite.
February 20th, 2013
10:59 am
Schools like GA Tech will cheat every day. Changing the rules helps the honest schools compete with the cheating schools. The cheating schools would use unlimited phone calls and texting everyday. Even though it was against the rules.
GA Tech Lies & Cheats & Everyone knows it. Everyone! Tech fans are a big joke supporting this lying and cheating.
February 20th, 2013
11:00 am
Ah, this is cute. UGA, a team that is pretty shady themselves is getting mad at a team that is even more shady and having much better results. If UGA wants to start a clean program, where they aren't signing players with questionable college attributes, running off players every couple of years, and telling recruits that their coaches will certainly be there when they might not then that would be great. I would applaud UGA in their efforts to become a true college program. As for now though, don't get mad at other shady programs just because they are doing it better than you are.
February 20th, 2013
11:01 am
Schools like GA Tech will cheat every day.
How exactly do we cheat again? If we are cheating then we are really bad at it.
February 20th, 2013
11:01 am
This will be a nightmare for the families of the recruits wait and see.
February 20th, 2013
11:04 am
HAHAHA. It truly is hilarious to hear bulldog fans talk about how Georgia "does the right thing" and how being a part of a program that does what they do for the good of their student athletes is a bigger deal than winning. Give me a break. If that was the case, they wouldnt put up with and make excuses for all the thugs and future criminals that they sign. It's just like Tech and Georgia (apart from the larger difference in program strength). Tech wines about, makes fun of, and "rises above" by having a cleaner program overall, but you (and I as a tech fan) know that we would gladly give that up to an extent to have a better program that competes at a higher level.
UGA fans, it's the pot calling the kettle black talking about cheating, because you do it too, and would do it more if you could get away with it to beat Alabama. Stop being sore losers and acting like your notoriously corrupt players (which leads back to the administration in my opinion) are any better than Alabama's.
As for the rule change being discussed, I thinks it's a horrible idea. The recruiting is already enough of a circus as it is.
February 20th, 2013
11:06 am
GTBob the NCAA didn't put your bunch on probation for your good looks and winning personalities..it was because you cheat and obstruct.Shady programs?? pot meet kettle..
February 20th, 2013
11:07 am
THE NCAA does not now, nor has it in a long time, cared one little bit about the "student athletes".
Justice is a word in the dictionary. The rules they make or change have nothing what soever to do with what is best for a kid.
It is best for their ego and/ or pocket books.
February 20th, 2013
11:07 am
Columbus Dawg……..Your facts are way off you old bitter redneck. Enjoy sitting in the grandstand in Daytona this weekend! 33 years and 5 yards……LOL!
February 20th, 2013
11:08 am
OK, I get it that "unlimited contact" with high school players is not a good thing. For anyone. But, what is the alternative? The current rules are unrealistic and too difficult to enforce. So, for all you critics out there, was is the solution?
Hey, Bill, if you eat that kind of food too often you might not be around for as long as we'd like. Just sayin'. I have some broccoli you might be interested in.
February 20th, 2013
11:18 am
Max Sizemore the only solution I can see is allow a player to commit/sign earlier and unless there is a coaching change and STAY committed ie sign on the dotted line and that is it unless there is a coaching change before you start school and the player wishes to go elsewhere..
February 20th, 2013
11:22 am
Looks like the dawgs are a few steps behind Saban. Saban is not breaking the rules. He is taking advantage of what the rules allow. Saban is using theses rules to his advantage. Why isn't CMR on top of the rules? Is he not paid enough? How many years have we needed a special teams coach? How many years did we need more strength and conditioning? How many years are we always not on top of recruiting our needs, especially on the OLs and DLs? We are not hearing that next year Saban will need to rebuild his Defense. His defense has plenty of depth. His OL has plenty of depth. We know he has plenty of RBs!!!!(kamara)
February 20th, 2013
11:26 am
Spend some $ and compete with Alabama!!!
February 20th, 2013
11:29 am
GTBob the NCAA didn't put your bunch on probation for your good looks and winning personalities..it was because you cheat and obstruct.
They put us on probation because DRad felt like telling CPJ something he wasn't allowed to tell. If you consider that cheating, and something that gave GT a competitive advantage in football games then good for you. Even the NCAA didn't make that claim.
February 20th, 2013
11:36 am
The comments by some on here are just off the chart with bias opinions and made up facts.
Like; "Bama is ALWAYS one step away from a whistle blower or disgruntled recruit sending them into serious sanctions."……That can be said about any school including UGA.
"Saban has NEVER been able to win without tilting the tables his way. He has to have an unethical advantage. He has always done it in more ways than one . Alabama is in the top cheating schools of all time"…….another made up fact, that just reeks of pathetic lies and hurt feelings. How many times has Saban been placed under review by the NCAA? The Book Scandal at UA started under Shula and was stopped under Saban. Zero, that is the answer.
"Saban is smart and unprincipled. As long as he has unlimited resources and no administration constraints, it will be difficult for any school to outrecruit him or beat him on the field." Glad you think you know how the UA Adminstration works and glad ot know you have a full understanding of the inner workings of the Capston.
All schools have issues, the decision made by each school directly reflects the committment to their athletic successes.
February 20th, 2013
11:37 am
February 20th, 2013
11:37 am
I can not believe that an ignorant Alabama D.A. is on a blog on an Atlanta GEORGIA newspaper blog calling someone a redneck. When have any of you backwards moron Bama idiots EVER seen a year where the University of Georgia Bulldog Football Team was not eligible for post season play, or not eligible to play it's games on television. Not one. The University of Alabama Football Team however, due to NCAA infractions, were banned for post season play for the 1995, 2002, and 2003 seasons. Hey Bama, we ain't skeered, and hope to see you soon.
February 20th, 2013
11:38 am
The gnashing of teeth over what Saban does at UA is pointless. They beat us by five points and five yards, and if the game were played a hundred times, UGA would have won half of them, if not more.
Stop panicking, Bulldog Nation, our time will come.
February 20th, 2013
11:44 am
I almost forgot to mention that the Prez of the joke institution "NCAA", Emmert is an old friend of Saban's, but that probably has nothing to do with it. Bama and Auburn are cheaters and the state of Alabama is the biggest joke of the UNITED STATES. If you were going to give the United States an enema, you would have to go in through Alabama.
February 20th, 2013
11:46 am
class of 98,
Another classic example of dog delusions. 350 on the ground didn't help the cause.
February 20th, 2013
11:47 am
GTBob we do consider that cheating and so does the NCAA hence the probation…thanks for playing!
February 20th, 2013
11:53 am
Buckeye speaking of classic example of delusions tell us again how your bunch would have won the NC if you could just have gone to a bowl game this year?? And are your bunch going to be allowed a bowl game this year or are you in time out till the 2014 season?
February 20th, 2013
11:54 am
Class of '98…
Yall have been saying that for over 30 years!
February 20th, 2013
11:57 am
I do like the idea of off field consultants and the place kicker point made earlier is an excellent example. Love to see our incredible Alumni NFL.ers working closely with the current Dawgs.
February 20th, 2013
11:59 am
Columbus Dawg
February 20th, 2013
11:37 am
I can not believe that an ignorant Alabama D.A. is on a blog on an Atlanta GEORGIA newspaper blog calling someone a redneck. When have any of you backwards moron Bama idiots EVER seen a year where the University of Georgia Bulldog Football Team was not eligible for post season play, or not eligible to play it's games on television. Not one. The University of Alabama Football Team however, due to NCAA infractions, were banned for post season play for the 1995, 2002, and 2003 seasons. Hey Bama, we ain't skeered, and hope to see you soon
Columbus Dawg
February 20th, 2013
11:44 am
I almost forgot to mention that the Prez of the joke institution "NCAA", Emmert is an old friend of Saban's, but that probably has nothing to do with it. Bama and Auburn are cheaters and the state of Alabama is the biggest joke of the UNITED STATES. If you were going to give the United States an enema, you would have to go in through Alabama.
Columbus Dawg comments……
This coming from a guy who lives in the States Largest Cheating Cesspool. Sending kids to Athens for official visits who steal out of the Locker Room, student athletes riding around with serial numbers shaved off handguns, high school coaches who have been caught recruiting other high school players, the use of illegal players, known payoffs to high school coaches to steer players to certain schools, theft of county funds to support athletes…and on and on…..
Too bad your obsession with other schools such as Alabama leaves you stale to focus on your own issues. That is what "Victims" do, they make excuses while failing to pick themselves up/
February 20th, 2013
12:00 pm
For Columbus Dawg>>15 National Championships umm How many does UGA have? Bizinga & BTW Wal Mart appreciates your business to purchase UGA items. Roll Tide & going for # 16 this year.. Those 5 yards you imbreds always whine about got your asses to a Sissy Bowl. So suck it up candy ass.
February 20th, 2013
12:02 pm
No, dude, what is ironic is that Georgia has tons of money, tons of talent but not NC's. But I think you all have given up on that. Any other major SEC school, that would be an obsession.
You even supported a raise. The end of that SEC Champ game still bothers me, always will I suspect. Hated to even send in my contribution because I know as long as Richt is here, we will be good, but never champs.
February 20th, 2013
12:03 pm
Hire extra help ay Georgia. You are kidding. Bobo has been making $350 a year for the last 3-4 years while the SEC is in the 500K to a million for the same job at other schools. The OC at Clemson…CLEMSON is a 1.3 mil per year. Dawgs are pretty cheap with the cash for some reason. Richt with a 750% winning percentage and the dean of SEC coach's until a week ago was at about the bottom. VanGorder left after only being offered like a 10,000 dollar raise AFTER WINNING THE FRANK BROYLES award for nations best assit coach. Dawgs have always been cheap.
February 20th, 2013
12:10 pm
As so many are forgetting, including columnists, the new coach Wilson is an experienced special teams coach so I would think that he would be the one who will now handle special teams coaching and/or managing other coaches who are coaching special teams….as far as kickers go, yeah they need special attention from a qualified coach or mentor-type
February 20th, 2013
12:10 pm
Should Nick Saban be banned from college football for his immoral and illegal behavior outside the football field. If Penn State was penalized should'nt Alabama be .
February 20th, 2013
12:11 pm
"Yall have been saying that for over 30 years!"
And it's as true as ever.
I noticed you declined to state your allegiance. Probably because you root for a local Atlanta team who has beaten us once in about 13 years.
February 20th, 2013
12:13 pm
I agree with the hiring of a ST coach and a new indoor facility but I'd also like to see improvements with Sanford Stadium. New flat screens at the concession stands and upgrades to the bathrooms!!!!
February 20th, 2013
12:13 pm
"you inbreds"
An Alabama fan accuses others of being inbreds? Harvey Updyke's family tree is a straight line.
February 20th, 2013
12:14 pm
Is the rumor true that Steve Spurrier has hired Ray Golf as his new offensive coordinator?
February 20th, 2013
12:16 pm
"350 on the ground didn't help the cause."
I could come up with a clever retort if I had the slightest idea what this meant.
Isn't Ohio State something like 0-for-14 against the SEC? The Arkansas game doesn't count because the Suckeyes used ineligible players, and because, well, it was Arkansas.
February 20th, 2013
12:24 pm
IT DOESNOT MATTER! Even under existing rules, UGA significantly undersigns. Last year it was 17 and this year it was 5 that they undersigned. It would HELP, it UGA strapped it on and recruited to the max limit.
February 20th, 2013
12:24 pm
I did state my allegiance, in my first post on the thread. Tech fan since the day I was born AND A GRADUATE (unlike the vast majority of your fans).
Although Clemson IS an ACC and much less high profile job than at UGA, it must be pointed out that he is probably being paid that much because he's doing incredibly well at his job, unlike Grantham. If Grantham coached his players to the point of being worth $1.3 million per, you would have won that SEC championship game and subsequently the national title.
February 20th, 2013
12:26 pm
Does anybody know where Jan Kemp is these days?
February 20th, 2013
12:27 pm
I think that the money would be better spent by hiring investigators to absolutely scour every Alabama 'booster's' behavior…even the tree-killers…its bound to uncover a ton of crap…then just maybe the NCAA will castrate the bas$&ards. Of course the Tide would just form their own athletic association.


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