Classic photo:

AP Photo
Supply a caption, people.
Classic photo:
AP Photo
Supply a caption, people.
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I don’t find it surprising in the least that Urban Meyer was blissfully unaware of the local Quran burning scheduled hours after UF’s game tomorrow. But to find out from his players? The university’s police department didn’t think it was prudent to pass on a warning about it?
That’s cracker jack work there, fellas. Keep up the good show.
I don’t really have the heart to do a formal preview and prediction of tomorrow’s game – mainly because I can’t think of a way to better last year’s preview – so I’m afraid that you’ll have to settle for a series of random observations from which to hope some larger truth emerges. Good luck with that.
Filed under 'Cock Envy, Georgia Football
Interesting set of priorities, to say the least:
The Dave & Buster’s College Football Survey also revealed that:
- In order to watch every game without hassle from friends and family, more than half of people would sacrifice their morning joe.
- Even more surprising, nearly one out of three people would deny themselves beer.
Giving up coffee? Sure. Skip a birthday party? I get that. A wedding? If you live in the South and schedule a fall wedding, some collateral damage comes with the territory.
But giving up beer? What’s your point?
Filed under College Football
This story doesn’t make a lick of sense to me.
I sure would like to know what I’m missing here.
Filed under It's Not Easy Being A Mid-Major
By the way, I think it’s safe to say that Mike Slive’s calm period with the NCAA is over.
Filed under SEC Football, The NCAA
If you haven’t read Mark Schlabach’s piece on the Green saga, stop and do so right now. It goes a long way towards filling in the gaps about how the NCAA wound up on Georgia’s doorstep in the first place, why it took the organization the time it did to reach a decision about the suspension and why the unusual language about agent involvement appeared as it did in the NCAA’s announcement.
Based on that and a few other things I saw on the intertubes yesterday, here are some follow ups:
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UPDATE: If you want to hear how A.J.’s Pied Piper came on to him, check out these Hawkins quotes from Joe Schad’s Twitter feed –
Hawkins: “Why can the NCAA and Universities can sell these kids jerseys and one that is given to the kid he can’t sell if he chooses to? …
Hawkins: ” I bet a scholarship costs $150,000 but the NCAA and Universities make millions off you….”
Hawkins: “Why is it a problem if I want to buy his jersey from him when he’s the one who performed for it?”
Sure, he didn’t know it was a rule violation. Sure.
Filed under College Football, Georgia Football, The NCAA