Ga. politicians give Richt an official shout-out

Six of the nine seasons under Mark Richt at Georgia have ended with double-digit wins. His 90-27 career record averages out to exactly 10-3 a year, that is not bad at all regardless of the competition let alone the conference Richt's Bulldogs reside in.
The Bulldog's are 7-2 in bowl games, winning the last four and are 2-1 in BcS games.
However, an 8-5 mark in 2009, the worst of Richt's tenure and a 4-4 record in the SEC , tied for his worst conference showing , have led some to think that Richt may be on the hot seat if the ship is not "righted" like now.
So, however that, hasn't stopped the state's representatives from bestowing an honor upon the head coach.
According to a press release issued by the school, Richt was recognized by the Georgia House of Representatives during Tuesday's session in Atlanta.
Introduced by House Speaker David Ralston, House Resolution 2103 cited Richt for his success as the Bulldogs' head coach. Richt also visited Gov. Sonny Perdue during his visit to the Capitol.
"I am truly humbled by the resolution," Richt said in a statement. "We are proud of the work we have done and are doing at Georgia, and it's a privilege to be recognized. It's my honor to accept this resolution and share it with our student-athletes and staff members. We are all very appreciative."
Here's a portion of House Resolution 2103 "Commending Coach Mark Richt":
WHEREAS, Coach Richt brings out the superior athletic ability of his players and serves as a role model and mentor to his teams; and
WHEREAS, in recognition of his contributions to the University of Georgia football program, it is abundantly fitting and proper for this body to honor the extraordinary commitment and accomplishments of this outstanding individual.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES that the members of this body commend Coach Mark Richt for his amazing career as a football coach and invite him to be recognized by the House of Representatives at a date and time to be determined by the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
The entire resolution can be read by clicking HERE.