Tudor's take: Revisiting Richt

Posted Sep 29, 2006

Did Carolina make a mistake? Absolutely, which is evident not only by Mark Richt’s record at an SEC school, but the offensive vacuum, specifically at quarterback, created by Richt’s departure at FSU. Hindsight supports but doesn’t change Richt’s overriding advantage in 2000. He was more qualified for a head coaching job in college, whereas Bunting was more qualified for a head coaching in the NFL. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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