We all like to assure ourselves in troubled times that things could always be worse, but sometimes that’s not the case.
- If you need any further evidence of how far the Virginia football program has falled under Al Groh, the Cavs are a 6.5 point conference underdog this week… to Duke.
- How ’bout that South Carolina offensive line? The OBC is so uncertain about its skill that he called a mere two seven-step-drop passing plays against Wofford.
- Nice rock.
- At FSU, we learn that Drew Weatherford has been mentoring Christian Ponder and D’Vontrey Richardson. Which explains a lot, when you think about it.
- It’s safe to say at this point that Greg Robinson is a dead man coaching at Syracuse.
- How bad does that Tennessee loss to UCLA look now? Last week marked the first time in 44 years that UCLA failed to score a touchdown in two consecutive games.
Get The Picture 
But boy, that USC win over UVA sure was impressive…
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That situation at Syracuse is bad on both ends. AD Gross has done some great things in his short tenure w/ the sports program as a whole at Syracuse and been patient with Robinson up to this point. I think Coach Robinson is a good man, and a better coach than his record there indicates. I just think he was the wrong choice for installing a west coast program that Gross envisioned. And when Jim Brown feels the need to call out Robinson on national television, times are not looking up indeed.
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Senator, you seen this? File it under ‘why computers shouldn’t be involved in determining a champion’:
http://www.colleyrankings.com/currank.html
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Senator, you seen this?
http://www.colleyrankings.com/currank.html
Yikes.
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Yeah – there are several computer models that are seriously out of whack in the early season due to an insufficient amount of data.
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About the rock. Remember the last time there was hew and cry for Phil’s head? I don’t want to see inspired Vols playing out of their minds on behalf of their maligned coach again.
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