ReservoirDawg

Best of luck to him. Would not mind seeing Atlanta draft him.

Feasible? Yes. The talent is there. But in reality? It's hard enough to repeat, much less three-peat. Don't get me wrong, I'd love to see it happen, but I'm not holding my breath.

I don't disagree there. Very un-inspired episode

That was pretty weak

Love his attitude

Going for Ball St next?

UGA and Bama both looked good. Both well=-prepared UGA's offense was the best I have seen in a long time. UF - good win, gritty win, but both teams struggled. Utah was gassed in the second quarter. They couldn't deal with the humidity. UF's depth is what is going kill them this year. UT did what they needed to do. LSU was....ugly. Both teams tried giving that game away. LSU was flat, poorly coached, and simply not ready to play a game.

UF certainly can win this game. At home, in humidity that Utah just can't understand, and hopefully a home base that shows up makes it loud.

How bout you worry about getting the ball into the endzone before you worry about a rating in a video game.

Or on an Atlanta Falcons article. Shockingly, many UGA fans are also Falcons fans.

You can throw shade at all turf. It plays differently than grass and dirt. Turf of the last 5 years or so is better than it was 10 and 15 years ago, but it still wrecks knees. It gives, then all of the sudden it bites your cleats. The knees and ankles take the brunt of that force.

That was ugly

He is the new Spurrier. Love and hate him all at the same time.

I know it wasn't a great year on paper, but surprised to see all of these transfers out. They played with heart this year and a few bounces the other way, and their record looks much better

Heupel did a helluva job this year. And those players that stayed showed a lot of fight.

Both are excellent. No doubt. Really splitting hairs to determine which is the better job. I'd give the nod to UF though. And it is because you are in the hotbed of FL. You are the premier program in that state as well. Forget that you are competing against FSU and Miami for recruits. UGA, Bama, OSU, are all more formidable programs running through FL on a recruiting basis.

STFU

Yup

Bama has a helluva team. I don't really understand all of the hate that they are receiving. With Saban at the helm and all of the talent on the field and bench, they can beat any team out there.

For sure. I have a good number of vol fans that are good peoples. But the bad eggs are really bad. And there are clearly a good, large number of them.

Or all of the fans defending the actions all over social media and news outlets. Caveat - yes, I, and anyone else here, know that not all vol fans are bad. But still, the bad ones are REALLY bad.

I mean, is 2 - 2 against a team that has been in turmoil for over a decade some sort of accomplishment? I guess it could be if you consider how absolutely miserable UK Kentucky has been for dang near forever. So I gotta ask, who is it that has the bias? Uk is ok. Better than average defense. Average offense. They are certainly better than they have been for a very long time. But, being better than they were doesn't make them some kind of great team. Your boys certainly are doing better than competing with Vandy for last place. But, it looks like UT is on the up-swing. Will take a while, but they are better than I would have expected. UF, is, well, I don't even know. Mizzou is worse than I was expecting. Like, way worse.

This is a football article, correct? And UK fans coming in here talking sheet about football?! Uk still hasn't beat anyone. I've said all along this year that they are over-hyped and over-rated. At the start of the year, I would have expected Uk to manhandle UT, but I just don't see that being the case. I think UT walks out with a W. And don't get me wrong, I love watching the misery of the worst fanbase in all of American sports, but I doubt UK pulls it out. But kudos on your 2nd place SEC-E finish cats.

Zero effect.

Sounds like the only thing he contributed was off-field issues. 6 games in 19, 0 in 20, and 0 in 21 thus far? And having attitude and possibly off-field issues?

Georgia covers the line here. I don't see UK being able to move the ball. They can wear a team down with the run, but they will need to abandon that plan midway through the 3rd. The D is going to dare them to throw, I I don't see them keeping that up with sustained drives. I think this game plays out similar to the Auburn game. Similar score as well. 37-13

I see UGA more like a 38 to 9 kind of game. I don't see nix getting that offense down the field enough to hit double digits. UF over vandy seems about right. Bama is going to torch A&M, something like 45-16. I still don't know what to make of this UK team, but LSU looks pretty bad thus far. I'd pick UK straight up, but no telling on the score.

Feel free to chime in once UT is not the one that needs to pull and upset to get a win against and SEC team.

My worry here I that cks will just rely upon the d and play the same ho hum offense as they did in the Clemson game. Grated, have some more offensive pieces back, but Kirby is happy relying upon the d

Something about the Bama/OM games just feels like a disaster for Bama on the horizon. Really feel that Ole Miss walks out with a W here. That o is clicking on all cylinders and they have found some defense. Bama's d line doesn't look like a Bama D line this year. Not writing Saban off here whatsoever, as the man is a genius, but this Bama team just doesn't feel like the Bama teams of the past. UGA and Arky will be a fight. Think this is close at the half. UGA to start pulling away midway through the 3rd. Arky just doesn't have the talent to keep rotating in like UGA does. Jefferson looking good and his play style does tend to give Kirby fits on defense historically. Should be a good Saturday of football in the South.