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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:06:46 AM EST
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*sigh* every year this offense stays the same - Run, run, pass, punt. Les gets the lead and then takes off the gas. We will gladly trade you Mark Richt... |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:08:54 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: We will gladly trade you Mark Richt... Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: *sigh* every year this offense stays the same - Run, run, pass, punt. Les gets the lead and then takes off the gas. We will gladly trade you Mark Richt... |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:12:04 AM EST
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I grew up in Ga, so I'm familiar with the hate for Richt, but do not understand it. He consistently has 8-10 win seasons, and everyone is quick to want to fire him. I don't get it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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*sigh* every year this offense stays the same - Run, run, pass, punt. Les gets the lead and then takes off the gas. We will gladly trade you Mark Richt... 8-10 wins gets you to the fucking Peach Bowl. Or whatever. Capital One Bowl? |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:25:05 AM EST
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Les was slow on the ice...free practice kick Missed the practice kick to the left....next kick, wide right. As usual, Miles got lucky, yet again. I wish we had a coach who understands offense. What a dipshit. LC |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:28:43 AM EST
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As usual, Miles got lucky, yet again. I wish we had a coach who understands offense. What a dipshit. LC Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Les was slow on the ice...free practice kick Missed the practice kick to the left....next kick, wide right. As usual, Miles got lucky, yet again. I wish we had a coach who understands offense. What a dipshit. LC You have no idea how much I wanted Bell to make that second kick after that asshole called the second TO. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:29:44 AM EST
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I grew up in Ga, so I'm familiar with the hate for Richt, but do not understand it. He consistently has 8-10 win seasons, and everyone is quick to want to fire him. I don't get it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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*sigh* every year this offense stays the same - Run, run, pass, punt. Les gets the lead and then takes off the gas. We will gladly trade you Mark Richt... UGA has had enough talent the last 15 years to win more than one National Championship. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:33:08 AM EST
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I grew up in Ga, so I'm familiar with the hate for Richt, but do not understand it. He consistently has 8-10 win seasons, and everyone is quick to want to fire him. I don't get it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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*sigh* every year this offense stays the same - Run, run, pass, punt. Les gets the lead and then takes off the gas. We will gladly trade you Mark Richt... With the exception of maybe Mack Brown, I don't think in the past 25 years there has been a college football coach that has done less with more than Mark Richt. Year after year he has a team loaded with talent and year after year he underachieves. But hey, if you're happy with having a top 10-20 quality team (in terms of talent at least) that wins 8-10 games, goes to a decent bowl game, but can't win the big one and will never win a national championship no matter how loaded his team is: Mark Richt is the coach for you. 
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:41:24 AM EST
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WDE, how am I looking on this week's picks? Better than your 0-3 from week one. 2-0 thus far with Kentucky beating S. Carolina & Michigan St beating Oregon. Looks like the clangers will come up way short though. LSU wins. 2-1 this week so 2-4 overall. BYU beat Boise State 35-24. Even though you withdrew that game from consideration, let's count it. So, 3-1 this week & 3-4 overall. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:41:30 AM EST
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As usual, Miles got lucky, yet again. I wish we had a coach who understands offense. What a dipshit. LC Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Les was slow on the ice...free practice kick Missed the practice kick to the left....next kick, wide right. As usual, Miles got lucky, yet again. I wish we had a coach who understands offense. What a dipshit. LC I've lost track of how many insanely idiotic decisions he's made that cost his team the game or easily could have if he didn't have a horseshoe up his ass. Remember him yelling at his QB to spike the ball when there was only 1 second left on the clock? 
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:59:57 AM EST
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With the exception of maybe Mack Brown, I don't think in the past 25 years there has been a college football coach that has done less with more than Mark Richt. Year after year he has a team loaded with talent and year after year he underachieves. But hey, if you're happy with having a top 10-20 quality team (in terms of talent at least) that wins 8-10 games, goes to a decent bowl game, but can't win the big one and will never win a national championship no matter how loaded his team is: Mark Richt is the coach for you.
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*sigh* every year this offense stays the same - Run, run, pass, punt. Les gets the lead and then takes off the gas. We will gladly trade you Mark Richt... With the exception of maybe Mack Brown, I don't think in the past 25 years there has been a college football coach that has done less with more than Mark Richt. Year after year he has a team loaded with talent and year after year he underachieves. But hey, if you're happy with having a top 10-20 quality team (in terms of talent at least) that wins 8-10 games, goes to a decent bowl game, but can't win the big one and will never win a national championship no matter how loaded his team is: Mark Richt is the coach for you.
Well, with the exception of 2007, you could say the same thing about Les Miles. I don't understand why so many LSU fans think the world of him. LC |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 1:04:33 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: *sigh* every year this offense stays the same - Run, run, pass, punt. Les gets the lead and then takes off the gas. He gets off on close games or something. My dad was treated like he had leprosy or something voting against extending the Miles contract. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 1:26:45 AM EST
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I grew up in Ga, so I'm familiar with the hate for Richt, but do not understand it. He consistently has 8-10 win seasons, and everyone is quick to want to fire him. I don't get it. Its not hate, just frustration...he's an absolutely mediocre coach who's been given all the talent in the world, and has nothing more to show for it than two SEC titles and zero NC appearances. Now, I am not a delusional UGA/SEC homer who assumes we should be competing for national titles every year. But, if you consider the amount of talent to come through Athens, there is no excuse for the results. You put Saban, Meyer, Spurrier, or even Miles in at coach during that time, and you have 1-2 championships. Hell, look at the '08 season, you had the #1 overall pick in Stafford at QB, and the 1st RB picked in Moreno, and the team finished with three losses...with no SEC title. Look at last year, lost three games where Georgia was 7+ point favorites. They were 13 point favorites over Florida, lost by 18. He consistently underachieves, loses games he shouldn't, and struggles in games that shouldn't even be close. 2013? 2 wins vs ranked opponents, 3 losses to ranked teams (with two losses to unranked teams). 2012? 2 wins, 2 losses versus ranked teams (and a questionable play call to not spike the ball against Alabama in the SEC Championship) Between 2008 & 2012, Georgia was 8-17 against ranked teams. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 2:14:45 AM EST
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Edit will repost when less tired
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Posted: 9/13/2015 2:21:26 AM EST
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Quote HistoryThey need to attend the SECU symposium. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 8:27:20 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Dude punched him right in the balls! Quote HistoryQuoted: Dude punched him right in the balls! Yeah, that was dumb play. That clip will be floating around the internet for the rest of the season. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 8:29:05 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Does ESPN shill for Oregon, as well as the SEC? I don't have cable, can't watch, but I'm looking at the web site live updates. ESPN called Oregon's 4th down play a one-yard gain & first down. After review, they updated the status to show MSU ball, but the video replay (a 20 second clip) had the announcers seeming to call it for Oregon, when the player's knee was clearly down before the ball - no gain. I'm off to bed. Good games today. B!G has performed respectably today (except maybe the two new teams from out east  ).EsecPN clearly has an agenda. Regardless of what some people here say. They clearly have their favorites and love to demonize certain teams and discount certain conferences. It's a business, and there is financial interest. To think otherwise is foolish. Look, I admit my bias. Other people have a bias. To think EsecPN doesn't have a bias is crazy. They do. It's human nature. (and no, it's not just the SEC they love....it's certain teams as well.....yes, the glorious Ducks is one of their favorites.....best Gameday sign ever....."7,200 uniforms....0 National Championships ---directed at Oregon  )http://i487.photobucket.com/albums/rr232/oscardeuce/4A0E4A0B-E623-4AE5-8BF4-91E84D736B6B_zpsnoqitqc6.jpg http://i487.photobucket.com/albums/rr232/oscardeuce/A13ABD40-9B86-4123-AF87-9C4573CFFCB4_zps1aw98ai3.png http://cdn1.bloguin.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/94/2015/06/mark-may51.jpg He was almost livid when BYU beat Nebraska, criticizing the Nebraska DBs for failing to get in front of the receiver. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 8:37:58 AM EST
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Fuck Notre Dame. You have a sports radio station here. And you get a bunch of faggot Domers getting on the phones and saying that Notre Dame has depth, "second to none". And then those guys BARELY escape with their lives against Virginia? Give me a fucking break.
ESPN just gave them a power index rating of 69% to beat Georgia Tech next week. If I'm correct that normally equates to around a Notre Dame -10 line I bet Vegas doesn't open it at that. I think GT actually beats them straight up. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 8:41:50 AM EST
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ESPN just gave them a power index rating of 69% to beat Georgia Tech next week. If I'm correct that normally equates to around a Notre Dame -10 line I bet Vegas doesn't open it at that. I think GT actually beats them straight up. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Fuck Notre Dame. You have a sports radio station here. And you get a bunch of faggot Domers getting on the phones and saying that Notre Dame has depth, "second to none". And then those guys BARELY escape with their lives against Virginia? Give me a fucking break.
ESPN just gave them a power index rating of 69% to beat Georgia Tech next week. If I'm correct that normally equates to around a Notre Dame -10 line I bet Vegas doesn't open it at that. I think GT actually beats them straight up. Here's hoping! |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 8:46:52 AM EST
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I grew up in Ga, so I'm familiar with the hate for Richt, but do not understand it. He consistently has 8-10 win seasons, and everyone is quick to want to fire him. I don't get it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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*sigh* every year this offense stays the same - Run, run, pass, punt. Les gets the lead and then takes off the gas. We will gladly trade you Mark Richt... Fans want national championships. And they think the next guy is the man who can get them over the hump Texas is a fine example. Fans were tired of Mack Brown and knew a new guy could bring them another natty. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 8:53:07 AM EST
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SEC is so great, so powerful, so arrogant, that they get an entire column in the Washington Post today, after collectively and individually shitting the bed yesterday.
Link. It's pretty fluffy, but then, such was the SEC schedule yesterday. If the Southeastern Conference isn’t more careful, it will have to rummage through the attic and find some humility.
It hasn’t practiced much of that across the last decade as it has thundered over the footballing country — wreaking envy, resentment, obsession, fatigue, bad vibes and accusations of (oh, no!) media bias — with seven national titles and a rollicking hubris. Some have found this grating; others have found it justified. After Saturday, even those who found it justified have to surmise it might have become farcical. On any given Saturday... I love college football.
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Posted: 9/13/2015 9:29:11 AM EST
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ESPN just gave them a power index rating of 69% to beat Georgia Tech next week. If I'm correct that normally equates to around a Notre Dame -10 line I bet Vegas doesn't open it at that. I think GT actually beats them straight up. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Fuck Notre Dame. You have a sports radio station here. And you get a bunch of faggot Domers getting on the phones and saying that Notre Dame has depth, "second to none". And then those guys BARELY escape with their lives against Virginia? Give me a fucking break.
ESPN just gave them a power index rating of 69% to beat Georgia Tech next week. If I'm correct that normally equates to around a Notre Dame -10 line I bet Vegas doesn't open it at that. I think GT actually beats them straight up. GT may very well roll ND. Wouldn't surprise me in the least. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 9:29:16 AM EST
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SEC is so great, so powerful, so arrogant, that they get an entire column in the Washington Post today, after collectively and individually shitting the bed yesterday. Link. It's pretty fluffy, but then, such was the SEC schedule yesterday. On any given Saturday... I love college football. Quote HistoryQuoted:
SEC is so great, so powerful, so arrogant, that they get an entire column in the Washington Post today, after collectively and individually shitting the bed yesterday. Link. It's pretty fluffy, but then, such was the SEC schedule yesterday. If the Southeastern Conference isn’t more careful, it will have to rummage through the attic and find some humility.
It hasn’t practiced much of that across the last decade as it has thundered over the footballing country — wreaking envy, resentment, obsession, fatigue, bad vibes and accusations of (oh, no!) media bias — with seven national titles and a rollicking hubris. Some have found this grating; others have found it justified. After Saturday, even those who found it justified have to surmise it might have become farcical. On any given Saturday... I love college football. The SEC gets ragged on a lot around here. I wonder how other people's team schedules stack up against a typical SEC schedule. Here are the FINAL AP rankings for opponents in the top 25 that Texas A&M has played the last 3 years. Bowl game opponents are not included. 2012 - 3 opponents played in final top 25 AP rankings 2013 - 5 opponents played in final top 25 AP rankings 2014 - 5 opponents played in final top 25 AP rankings What's interesting in ALL of the above are SEC teams. We played 2 other top 25 teams in bowl games and beat both of them too. Oklahoma 15 and Duke 23. I bet the other SEC schedules have about the same number of ranked opponents since the great majority of these are other SEC teams. I challenge anyone on here to post their teams FINAL AP ranked opponents from the last 3 years for the regular season. It won't even be close. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 9:45:07 AM EST
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The SEC gets ragged on a lot around here. I wonder how other people's team schedules stack up against a typical SEC schedule. Here are the FINAL AP rankings for opponents in the top 25 that Texas A&M has played the last 3 years. Bowl game opponents are not included. 2012 - 3 opponents played in final top 25 AP rankings 2013 - 5 opponents played in final top 25 AP rankings 2014 - 5 opponents played in final top 25 AP rankings What's interesting in ALL of the above are SEC teams. We played 2 other top 25 teams in bowl games and beat both of them too. Oklahoma 15 and Duke 23. I bet the other SEC schedules have about the same number of ranked opponents since the great majority of these are other SEC teams. I challenge anyone on here to post their teams FINAL AP ranked opponents from the last 3 years for the regular season. It won't even be close. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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SEC is so great, so powerful, so arrogant, that they get an entire column in the Washington Post today, after collectively and individually shitting the bed yesterday. Link. It's pretty fluffy, but then, such was the SEC schedule yesterday. If the Southeastern Conference isn’t more careful, it will have to rummage through the attic and find some humility.
It hasn’t practiced much of that across the last decade as it has thundered over the footballing country — wreaking envy, resentment, obsession, fatigue, bad vibes and accusations of (oh, no!) media bias — with seven national titles and a rollicking hubris. Some have found this grating; others have found it justified. After Saturday, even those who found it justified have to surmise it might have become farcical. On any given Saturday... I love college football. The SEC gets ragged on a lot around here. I wonder how other people's team schedules stack up against a typical SEC schedule. Here are the FINAL AP rankings for opponents in the top 25 that Texas A&M has played the last 3 years. Bowl game opponents are not included. 2012 - 3 opponents played in final top 25 AP rankings 2013 - 5 opponents played in final top 25 AP rankings 2014 - 5 opponents played in final top 25 AP rankings What's interesting in ALL of the above are SEC teams. We played 2 other top 25 teams in bowl games and beat both of them too. Oklahoma 15 and Duke 23. I bet the other SEC schedules have about the same number of ranked opponents since the great majority of these are other SEC teams. I challenge anyone on here to post their teams FINAL AP ranked opponents from the last 3 years for the regular season. It won't even be close. That's sort of a self-validating standard, isn't it? I mean, the polls are nothing but popularity contests, and the SEC is very popular. Ergo, 10 ranked SEC teams. Is Auburn better than Wisconsin? No. But which one was top 10 and which one was unranked? Which one took care of business, and got major game time for 2nd & 3rd string players, and which barely escaped with a desperate, last-ditch win? I'm not an SEC hater. But I'm one who thinks the hubris in that conference is entirely unjustified. They have great, great teams at the top, but the rest are consistently overrated. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 9:55:53 AM EST
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Better than your 0-3 from week one. 2-0 thus far with Kentucky beating S. Carolina & Michigan St beating Oregon. Looks like the clangers will come up way short though. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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WDE, how am I looking on this week's picks? Better than your 0-3 from week one. 2-0 thus far with Kentucky beating S. Carolina & Michigan St beating Oregon. Looks like the clangers will come up way short though. They made it interesting didn't they?
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Posted: 9/13/2015 9:58:17 AM EST
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Posted: 9/13/2015 9:59:02 AM EST
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GT may very well roll ND. Wouldn't surprise me in the least. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Fuck Notre Dame. You have a sports radio station here. And you get a bunch of faggot Domers getting on the phones and saying that Notre Dame has depth, "second to none". And then those guys BARELY escape with their lives against Virginia? Give me a fucking break.
ESPN just gave them a power index rating of 69% to beat Georgia Tech next week. If I'm correct that normally equates to around a Notre Dame -10 line I bet Vegas doesn't open it at that. I think GT actually beats them straight up. GT may very well roll ND. Wouldn't surprise me in the least. Very good chance. We have struggled the last few years with defending the triple option of navy. GT does that offense 10x better than navy and has better athletes. I counted that game as a loss before the season started. Hopefully im wrong. I'm hoping our backup QB takes a note from OSU and their situation last year, but im not very confident. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:00:47 AM EST
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Virginia is mid to lower tier ACC team at best. I think it will be a long year for ND. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Fuck Notre Dame. You have a sports radio station here. And you get a bunch of faggot Domers getting on the phones and saying that Notre Dame has depth, "second to none". And then those guys BARELY escape with their lives against Virginia? Give me a fucking break.
They're not Duke or Wake Forest...but agreed, they're not GT or Clemson or NCstate either. They both looked good however like you said they may struggle later this year |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:01:44 AM EST
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WDE, how am I looking on this week's picks? Better than your 0-3 from week one. 2-0 thus far with Kentucky beating S. Carolina & Michigan St beating Oregon. Looks like the clangers will come up way short though. LSU wins. 2-1 this week so 2-4 overall. Edit: I see you counted it. . Anyway, Vegas isn't calling me for advice
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:04:17 AM EST
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Very good chance. We have struggled the last few years with defending the triple option of navy. GT does that offense 10x better than navy and has better athletes. I counted that game as a loss before the season started. Hopefully im wrong. I'm hoping our backup QB takes a note from OSU and their situation last year, but im not very confident. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Fuck Notre Dame. You have a sports radio station here. And you get a bunch of faggot Domers getting on the phones and saying that Notre Dame has depth, "second to none". And then those guys BARELY escape with their lives against Virginia? Give me a fucking break.
ESPN just gave them a power index rating of 69% to beat Georgia Tech next week. If I'm correct that normally equates to around a Notre Dame -10 line I bet Vegas doesn't open it at that. I think GT actually beats them straight up. GT may very well roll ND. Wouldn't surprise me in the least. Very good chance. We have struggled the last few years with defending the triple option of navy. GT does that offense 10x better than navy and has better athletes. I counted that game as a loss before the season started. Hopefully im wrong. I'm hoping our backup QB takes a note from OSU and their situation last year, but im not very confident. The biggest keys to beating GT are getting ahead early and making GT play from behind and limiting the big plays from GT. Do both of those and it's an easy win, but that's the rub. 
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:05:47 AM EST
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Very good chance. We have struggled the last few years with defending the triple option of navy. GT does that offense 10x better than navy and has better athletes. I counted that game as a loss before the season started. Hopefully im wrong. I'm hoping our backup QB takes a note from OSU and their situation last year, but im not very confident. actually, after last year against FSU I don't think I have ever seen a team run the triple option better than GT did. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:07:44 AM EST
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Fuck Notre Dame. You have a sports radio station here. And you get a bunch of faggot Domers getting on the phones and saying that Notre Dame has depth, "second to none". And then those guys BARELY escape with their lives against Virginia? Give me a fucking break.
They're not Duke or Wake Forest...but agreed, they're not GT or Clemson or NCstate either. They both looked good however like you said they may struggle later this year ncsulol is MUCH closer to wake than is dook. UVA is definitely in that bottom tier, also. London is not a good coach but he's recruited relatively well. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:12:50 AM EST
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Very good chance. We have struggled the last few years with defending the triple option of navy. GT does that offense 10x better than navy and has better athletes. I counted that game as a loss before the season started. Hopefully im wrong. I'm hoping our backup QB takes a note from OSU and their situation last year, but im not very confident. actually, after last year against FSU I don't think I have ever seen a team run the triple option better than GT did. Paul Johnson is THE reason the triple option is still relevant in FBS. He ran it at Georgia Southern, Navy, and now at GT. Nobody runs it or knows it better than he does. If your D doesn't play assignment football well then he'll run all over you. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:14:54 AM EST
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Stats that matter
1. 149: Points scored by Ole Miss in its first two games. Ole Miss is the first SEC team to score 70 points or more in back-to-back games and the first in any conference to do so since Houston in 1968. 2. 1-101: Record for FCS teams against AP top-10 teams since the FBS/FCS split in 1978, after Auburn came from behind to beat Jacksonville State in overtime. The lone victory by an FCS team was Appalachian State's upset of No. 5 Michigan at the Big House in 2007. 3. 11: Yards of offense for FCS member Howard in its 76-0 loss at Boston College. The Bison had 4 passing yards on two completions and 7 rushing yards on 28 attempts. That is the fewest yards allowed by an FBS team in the past 20 years. 4. 134: Points scored by Georgia Tech in its first two games, after the Yellow Jackets defeated FCS member Alcorn State in Week 1 and Tulane 65-10 on Saturday. The Yellow Jackets joined the 1992 Florida State team as the only ACC squads to score 65 points or more in consecutive games. ^-----These stats set up some interesting games this weekend.-----^ 1. Ole Miss @ bama 2. Auburn @ LSU 3. FSU @ BC Friday Night 4. GT @ ND |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:15:06 AM EST
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ncsulol is MUCH closer to wake than is dook. UVA is definitely in that bottom tier, also. London is not a good coach but he's recruited relatively well. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Fuck Notre Dame. You have a sports radio station here. And you get a bunch of faggot Domers getting on the phones and saying that Notre Dame has depth, "second to none". And then those guys BARELY escape with their lives against Virginia? Give me a fucking break.
They're not Duke or Wake Forest...but agreed, they're not GT or Clemson or NCstate either. They both looked good however like you said they may struggle later this year ncsulol is MUCH closer to wake than is dook. UVA is definitely in that bottom tier, also. London is not a good coach but he's recruited relatively well. ND should have been up 21-0 in the first quarter yesterday. Between Brian Kelly being BK and outsmarting himself and Zaire getting off to a shaky start we let them stick around and UV gained confidence. Then when Zaire broke his ankle it sucked the air out of our guys. We were lucky as hell to come out of there with a win. Our defense has got to play better and get into postion better or its going to be a long day for us next week. One thing that drives me nuts about BK is that he gets a lead and then goes all Jim Tressel and goes ultra conservative with play calling. At one point in the first half yesterday our RB was averaging 10ypc and BK didn't even call a PA pass until the third quarter.
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:18:35 AM EST
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Fuck Notre Dame. You have a sports radio station here. And you get a bunch of faggot Domers getting on the phones and saying that Notre Dame has depth, "second to none". And then those guys BARELY escape with their lives against Virginia? Give me a fucking break.
ESPN just gave them a power index rating of 69% to beat Georgia Tech next week. If I'm correct that normally equates to around a Notre Dame -10 line I bet Vegas doesn't open it at that. I think GT actually beats them straight up. GT may very well roll ND. Wouldn't surprise me in the least. God, I hope GT curb stomps ND. They beat a bad Texas team and jump 2 spots in the polls. The barely beat a mediocre Virginia team and they are predicting them to be the dark horse for the playoffs. GT and Clemson have easily beat their opponents and not a peep about them. ND plays 3 ranked teams this year and I doubt they will beat any of them. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:19:41 AM EST
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:27:45 AM EST
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ND should have been up 21-0 in the first quarter yesterday. Between Brian Kelly being BK and outsmarting himself and Zaire getting off to a shaky start we let them stick around and UV gained confidence. Then when Zaire broke his ankle it sucked the air out of our guys. We were lucky as hell to come out of there with a win. Our defense has got to play better and get into postion better or its going to be a long day for us next week. One thing that drives me nuts about BK is that he gets a lead and then goes all Jim Tressel and goes ultra conservative with play calling. At one point in the first half yesterday our RB was averaging 10ypc and BK didn't even call a PA pass until the third quarter.
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Fuck Notre Dame. You have a sports radio station here. And you get a bunch of faggot Domers getting on the phones and saying that Notre Dame has depth, "second to none". And then those guys BARELY escape with their lives against Virginia? Give me a fucking break.
They're not Duke or Wake Forest...but agreed, they're not GT or Clemson or NCstate either. They both looked good however like you said they may struggle later this year ncsulol is MUCH closer to wake than is dook. UVA is definitely in that bottom tier, also. London is not a good coach but he's recruited relatively well. ND should have been up 21-0 in the first quarter yesterday. Between Brian Kelly being BK and outsmarting himself and Zaire getting off to a shaky start we let them stick around and UV gained confidence. Then when Zaire broke his ankle it sucked the air out of our guys. We were lucky as hell to come out of there with a win. Our defense has got to play better and get into postion better or its going to be a long day for us next week. One thing that drives me nuts about BK is that he gets a lead and then goes all Jim Tressel and goes ultra conservative with play calling. At one point in the first half yesterday our RB was averaging 10ypc and BK didn't even call a PA pass until the third quarter.
If your D is undisciplined and can't/won't maintain gap control then GT will finish with 450+ yards on the ground. Linebackers need to stay on their feet and shed blockers while maintaining their assignment. If they can consistently do that then Tech can be shut down. I hate watching the triple option more than a couple times a year but it's definitely an interesting mental exercise for everyone involved. The other option is to simply score more points than they do.
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:29:21 AM EST
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Louisville loses to fucking Houston????
C'mon Bobby, we didn't ignore our hatred and contempt for your leaving us hanging a few years ago just to end up 0-2 (likely to be 0-3 after Thursday night). WTF? |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 10:42:53 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Louisville loses to fucking Houston???? C'mon Bobby, we didn't ignore our hatred and contempt for your leaving us hanging a few years ago just to end up 0-2 (likely to be 0-3 after Thursday night). WTF? Tom Herman is doing a good job at Houston so far |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 11:07:51 AM EST
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The facial expressions. Poor bastards. We've all been on that side of it. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 11:08:32 AM EST
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We know Polls don't matter, but what are your prediction on the changes?
- Michigan State moves into the top 4 - ACC gets 2 teams in the top 10 - ND jumps up in the pole (because ND) - BYU & Wisky move into the top 25 - Auburn drops out of the top 20 |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 11:15:15 AM EST
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Louisville loses to fucking Houston???? C'mon Bobby, we didn't ignore our hatred and contempt for your leaving us hanging a few years ago just to end up 0-2 (likely to be 0-3 after Thursday night). WTF? Tom Herman is doing a good job at Houston so far Please keep reason and logic out of this thread.
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Posted: 9/13/2015 11:27:03 AM EST
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University Of Utah Football Players Wounded In Campus Area ShootingGephardt Daily has confirmed through multiple sources close to the investigation that the wounded players are running back Marcel Brooks-Brown, a freshman from Rio Linda, California, and sophomore tight-end, Lo Falemaka, from West Valley City, Utah. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 11:39:47 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: 8-10 wins gets you to the fucking Peach Bowl. Or whatever. Capital One Bowl? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: *sigh* every year this offense stays the same - Run, run, pass, punt. Les gets the lead and then takes off the gas. We will gladly trade you Mark Richt... 8-10 wins gets you to the fucking Peach Bowl. Or whatever. Capital One Bowl? THAT should be the frustration for uga fans. Richt is great at underachieving consistently. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 11:40:55 AM EST
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We know Polls don't matter, but what are your prediction on the changes? - Michigan State moves into the top 4 - ACC gets 2 teams in the top 10 - ND jumps up in the pole (because ND) - BYU & Wisky move into the top 25 - Auburn drops out of the top 20 Almost correct for this week's Coaches Poll Auburn drops to 15 |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 11:41:47 AM EST
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We know Polls don't matter, but what are your prediction on the changes? - Michigan State moves into the top 4 - ACC gets 2 teams in the top 10 - ND jumps up in the pole (because ND) - BYU & Wisky move into the top 25 - Auburn drops out of the top 20 I'm not sure Wiscy deserves to be there yet. They lost to a great team and beat a bad one. I'd give it a few more weeks before moving them up but they look like they are trending that way. MSU definitely deserves #4 more than Baylor. That will get sorted out vs. OSU in November anyways (win or lose). BYU deserves in. Auburn....will probably still be top 20. Because...... 
I thought the polls came out Monday
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Posted: 9/13/2015 11:49:32 AM EST
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We know Polls don't matter, but what are your prediction on the changes? - Michigan State moves into the top 4 - ACC gets 2 teams in the top 10 - ND jumps up in the pole (because ND) - BYU & Wisky move into the top 25 - Auburn drops out of the top 20 Almost correct for this week's Coaches Poll Auburn drops to 15 Auburn above GT? Ridiculous based on what we have seen from both teams thus far. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 11:51:37 AM EST
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I thought the polls came out Monday 1st (AP/Coaches) polls come out late due to Sunday/Monday games. Normal release time is Sunday between 12:00 - 1:00 IIRC. CFP rankings come out on Tuesday starting on November 3rd @ 7:30 pm Eastern. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:01:21 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: We know Polls don't matter, but what are your prediction on the changes? - Michigan State moves into the top 4 - ACC gets 2 teams in the top 10 - ND jumps up in the pole (because ND) - BYU & Wisky move into the top 25 - Auburn drops out of the top 20 Almost correct for this week's Coaches Poll Auburn drops to 15 Huh...they have more faith than the fans do right now... We don't find our offensive identity next week...we won't be in the polls much longer. |
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Posted: 9/13/2015 12:05:12 PM EST
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