... about possibly moving Georgia running back, Richard Samuel, over to linebacker.

Many feel that he simply doesn't have the knack for the tailback position and, honestly, his numbers support their claims. On the season, Samuel has a total of 317 net rushing yards on 71 carries; that works out to a 4.46 yards per carry average.

That's not bad, right? Well, take away the 80-yard scamper he had against Arkansas in game three and his yards per carry drops to 3.38 per carry. Not bad, but it's certainly not the type of production we were looking for out of Samuel based on his progress in the spring.

His last three appearances have ended in total net gains of 25, 11, and 25 yards respectively. He has been a non-factor in all of th...

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