Balkwyll

Well . . . I will say . . . there is only a 15 minute break at halftime to gobble down a meal. If the ref didn't eat before the game, his churning stomach will probably make him swallow his whistle to avoid the delay in getting to the intermission.

It is a stretch to include Athens in the Atlanta metro area. They aren't and are 70+ miles away from Atlanta.

R.E.M. is a great band, probably in the Top 10, but nowhere near the greatest American rock band. Better than Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Aerosmith, Eagles, CCR, the Doors, Van Halen? Very questionable. More of a college rock/alternative band.

Who effing cares about these individual awards? Stetson Bennett will be atop the equivalent of Mount Olympus in the eyes of the Georgia faithful. The rest of us acknowledge that he was a great quarterback. Look at his career stats: 65% completion percentage Nearly 8500 yards passing 66 TDs vs. 21 INTs 160 QBR 14 rushing TDs Bennett will certainly be enshrined in the UGA circle of honor with the other Georgia greats.

With all the guerilla violence down there, one wonders whether the FARC dissidents will ever lay down their arms.

Sorry...it should be 239 passing yards per game.

Agreed Rattler did not perform well, especially early in the season. It is undeniable that the offensive line performed poorly and Marshawn Lloyd was slow out of the gate. Despite that, here are Rattler's combined stats against teams in the top 50 of NCAA defensively (Georgia (1); Clemson (8); Kentucky (19); Missouri (20); Texas A&M (30); and Tennessee (33): 135 completions 175 attempts 77% completion percentage 9 touchdowns 6 interceptions 1,432 passing yards (230 pypg) Definitely room for improvement, but he can sling the ball with accuracy.

You are on the "Do Not Comment" list.

That would be affirmative.

That's Candyman's alternate phrasing. Just don't say it in the mirror.

The key word is "win". How many other teams can do that?

The problem is selective enforcement. If the sign was pro-Calipari or pro-Kentucky it likely would not have been an issue. Plenty of empty seats...just move over a bit.

Notice how the old man security guard was content to let the fan with the sign walk up the steps on his own until he held up the sign again at which point the old man high-stepped it up the steps to escort the fan out of the arena.

I know...who the heck wants to stand up for a team that is getting waxed by South Carolina? Kick that mo-fo out the stadium so I can sit here and wallow in grief, but still watch the game.

Edna Mode would agree.

Hmmmmm.... Denial, Anger, Bargaining....you're at Bargaining. Strap in, however, Depression sets in next before Acceptance.

I was almost there too, but all of my other teams had the night off so I said, what the heck. Not sure how Meechie hit some of his threes last night. He would let the game clock bleed almost all the way down and hit a step back three five feet behind the arc. Crazy!

Cal can't leave until the NCAA starts some sort of investigation. That's his shtick.

Horns Down!! Oops...there goes a 15 yard penalty.

I'm sorry....was there something in the article indicating that T.C. Taylor was offensive coordinator?

Same argument South Carolina has been making about Southern Cal for years. Not sure it matters.

Swinney is 8-6 vs. South Carolina. Swinney is 4-1 vs. Auburn. Looks like you got things backwards. So sad, ma'am.

Ron. So sad. What you're saying is only those with national championships are allowed to comment. I guess free speech is not welcome where you come from, ma'am.

I'm pretty sure Jesse Palmer did not invent the word "Clemsoning". It first originated when he was still playing for the Montreal Alouettes in 2006. He may well have popularized the term though when he began his sports broadcasting career. The Greenville Journal has a great article on the history. Search under this headline: The End of Clemsoning: It’s time to stop using this inaccurate and asinine term

Have you noticed who Clemson gets to compete with in conference every year? Not so scary.

TCU had one of the strongest schedules in college football. 9 of their 13 wins would be the equivalent of Quad I wins (as used in NCAA basketball). They are also ranked #3 by Massey. In comparison, Ohio State only had 6 of 11 wins in Quad I. Massey has their SOS at #1 but probably due to playing both Michigan and Georgia, both losses.

Not sure what makes you an expert. Did you get your degree at Shank State University or did you muscle your way through the non-degree apprenticeship program of misfit kickers?

Was it funnier because we were vying for a playoff spot at the time? Dohhh!!

The gift was that potential game winning field goal attempt that sailed wide left.

63-38 Now that’s funny!