February 6, 2012  RICHT vs. BOBO (updated)  The numbers don't
lie -- Georgia's offense has been more productive in every
conceivable facet since Bobo has been calling the plays, except
one (but it's a BIG one). The last few seasons, there has been
much grumbling regarding the play calling of OC Mike Bobo. 
Perhaps never was it more evident than during the first half
of Georgia's sub-par campaign of 2010.  Following the Bulldogs'
loss at Colorado and a 1-4 start to their season, I posted
offensive production statistics for the 46 games Bobo had been
calling the plays compared to Richt's last 46 in the same role. 
I was quite surprised in the results, which favored Bobo in most
every aspect.  Twenty-two games later and as I'm observing Bobo
call repeated runs up the middle for lost yardage in the Outback
Bowl, I first considered comparing the two coach's again.  After
receiving a couple of emails from readers since the loss to
Michigan State, asking if I had updated my original comparison,
I decided to calcula