Daily Archives: August 9, 2010

Go, Nads… er, Knights!

I don’t think “had her MBA and all that” means [Note: NSFW] what George O’Leary thinks it means. Of course, it’s not the first time he’s had problems with resumes.

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Filed under The Body Is A Temple

Meet the narrative.

The WWL explains the SEC East to us: … Florida isn’t alone. The SEC East is full of teams that could go in any direction. Tennessee, with Derek Dooley as the Vols’ third coach in three seasons, might head south … Continue reading

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Filed under ESPN Is The Devil, SEC Football

Sometimes, the simplest things are the best.

Marc Weiszer has a post up about true frosh safety Alec Ogletree (who’s looking good, by the way).  He’s spending a lot of time on special teams, about which he had this to say: “Basically I just run to the … Continue reading

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Filed under Georgia Football

Been around the block

Shorter Mark Bradley:  Al Groh is so old, he makes banal coachspeak sound profound to me.

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Filed under Georgia Tech Football, Media Punditry/Foibles

Mumme Poll 2010 update

To answer the most obvious question first:  yes, the Mumme Poll will be back in all its glory this season. And the second question:  yes, GTP will again partner with 3rd Saturday in Blogtober to bring it to you. However, … Continue reading

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Beyond Crompton (plus a few other fun facts)

Over at Statistically Speaking, Matt Melton has posted his SEC 2010 Preview.  His projections are fine, but the really good stuff follows after that, as he mines stats from prior seasons to draw out some interesting points about teams and … Continue reading

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Filed under SEC Football, Stats Geek!

Time to get nervous.

Holy Mother of Crap, College Football News loves the Dawgs.  And when I say loves, I mean loves: Team That’ll Surprise Georgia – Aaron Murray. If any coach in America actually knew the name of the Georgia starting quarterback, the … Continue reading

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Filed under Georgia Football, Media Punditry/Foibles