Daily Archives: August 31, 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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Filed under College Football, ESPN Is The Devil