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Home of UGA QB Murray, linebacker egged and rolled
A house shared by Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray and senior linebacker Christian Robinson was ?egged and rolled? Saturday, Robinson said on his Twitter account.
According to an Associated Press story, Robinson believes the vandalism was a result of the Bulldogs? 35-7 loss to South Carolina Saturday night. ?Seems that people turn on you when you?re not perfect,? Robinson said on his Twitter account. ?Thought we were in this together.?
Here?s more from the AP story:
Georgia coach Mark Richt said he hadn?t heard of the players? home being hit with eggs and littered with toilet paper until he was asked about the incident on his weekly teleconference Sunday afternoon.
?Sometimes that comes with the territory,? he said. ?You?re a public figure and people get upset about things. It?s sad something like that would happen but it?s not shocking people get criticism or something like that happened to them when they?re in the type position those guys are in, especially the quarterback position.?
Richt said every quarterback he has coached since he was an assistant coach at Florida State has had to have unlisted telephone numbers ?because you know there?s going to be somebody to call and say something foolish after the emotion of a game. Unfortunately, it?s part of it.?
Six hours after tweeting about the ugly scene at his home, Robinson followed with another post that seemed to follow Richt?s advice.
?Still get to be a hero this morning to little kids at Athens Church,? Robinson tweeted. ?There are more important things in life than wins and losses.?
A house shared by Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray and senior linebacker Christian Robinson was ?egged and rolled? Saturday, Robinson said on his Twitter account.
According to an Associated Press story, Robinson believes the vandalism was a result of the Bulldogs? 35-7 loss to South Carolina Saturday night. ?Seems that people turn on you when you?re not perfect,? Robinson said on his Twitter account. ?Thought we were in this together.?
Here?s more from the AP story:
Georgia coach Mark Richt said he hadn?t heard of the players? home being hit with eggs and littered with toilet paper until he was asked about the incident on his weekly teleconference Sunday afternoon.
?Sometimes that comes with the territory,? he said. ?You?re a public figure and people get upset about things. It?s sad something like that would happen but it?s not shocking people get criticism or something like that happened to them when they?re in the type position those guys are in, especially the quarterback position.?
Richt said every quarterback he has coached since he was an assistant coach at Florida State has had to have unlisted telephone numbers ?because you know there?s going to be somebody to call and say something foolish after the emotion of a game. Unfortunately, it?s part of it.?
Six hours after tweeting about the ugly scene at his home, Robinson followed with another post that seemed to follow Richt?s advice.
?Still get to be a hero this morning to little kids at Athens Church,? Robinson tweeted. ?There are more important things in life than wins and losses.?
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