Monthly Archives: August 2009
Question of the day
After reading this comment by David Hale about Joe Cox… Cox knows what he’s doing and has a good enough arm to get the job done. He’s David Greene with less playing experience… I’m just wondering – what do you … Continue reading
Filed under Georgia Football
A solution for T. Boone Pickens’ potential incontinence problem.
What potential incontinence problem, you ask? This one: He’s hopeful for an 11-0 start for his Cowboys going into a season-closing Bedlam showdown with Oklahoma, which would mean regular-season wins over Georgia and Texas. A BCS bid might be a … Continue reading
Filed under Georgia Football
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da…
Steve Spurrier reflects on recruiting cheatin’ in today’s SEC: Do you think there’s less cheating in the SEC than there was in the 1990s when you were at Florida? SS: I think there’s less cheating, but I think there’s more … Continue reading
Filed under Recruiting, SEC Football
Monday morning buffet
Less than a week to go, folks. Pat Forde’s got a good column up about the evolution of college offenses. Read Rich Brooks’ comment at the end of the piece about what a good fit Tebow is for Meyer’s scheme … Continue reading
The psychology of Stafford vs. Cox
I hate to pick on David Ching to make a point, but I think he’s 180 degrees off when he says this: … Ask yourself who wanted to win last year’s Georgia-Florida game more: Matthew Stafford or Tim Tebow. The … Continue reading
Filed under Georgia Football
More from the That-was-then, this-is-now Chronicles.
A question popped into my head while I was getting ready to go to work this morning. Let’s say that Georgia pulls off an 11-1 regular season, losing to a credible 10-2 LSU, but beating the 11-1 Gators in a … Continue reading
Filed under College Football, ESPN Is The Devil
Our guy ain’t too bad, either.
For all the talk about Dez Bryant (deservedly so), take a look at this comparison between his career stats and those of A. J. Green. Bryant’s got a year’s experience on A. J., but Green gets to go against the … Continue reading
Filed under Georgia Football
And some post-hot seat talk…
Phil Fulmer reflects on one very special part of his legacy: Q. Obviously, your successor, Lane Kiffin, has been in the news. You know those players. What do you see for this season and what they can accomplish? A. I … Continue reading
Filed under The Glass is Half Fulmer
More hot seat talk
I’m not sure if it’s possible for a head coach to be on a hot seat after only one season, but I’ve got to admit that Rich Rodriguez is giving it his best shot. The University of Michigan football team … Continue reading
Filed under Big Ten Football, The NCAA
Beano goes there.
If you check around the 13:40 mark on ESPNU’s College Football podcast from August 26, you’ll be treated to Beano Cook’s reasoning as to why Mark Richt will be on the hot seat after this season. To his credit, Maisel … Continue reading
Filed under ESPN Is The Devil, Georgia Football
