You’ll never guess, either.
- Bloviation for the Dawgnation
-
Quote Of The Day
-
“We remember the Sugar Bowl, I think it my junior year of high school, we let Alabama beat us twice,” Brinson said of a team that also lost to the Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship game. “We’re not letting Alabama beat us twice. In the Sugar Bowl in 2018, they… thought they should have been in the playoffs and lost to Texas.” -- AB-H, 12/27/23
Search
Categories
Archives
Blogroll (ND)
- 82 Sluggo Win
- And The Valley Shook
- Banner Society
- Black Heart Gold Pants
- Black Shoe Diaries
- Blatant Homerism
- Braves & Birds
- Brophy Football
- College Football Talk
- EDSBS
- Eleven Warriors
- Lost Angeles
- MGoBlog
- RazorBloggers Network
- Rock M Nation
- Rocky Top Talk
- Saturday Down South
- Saturday Tradition
- Shakin The Southland
- Smart Football
- Team Speed Kills
- The National Championship Issue
- The Wizard of Odds
- Tide Bits
Dawg Blogs
Dawg Links
Media Links
Stats/Info Links
- All-Time Division 1-A CFB Standings
- American College Football
- American College Football – Rankings
- cfbstats.com
- College Football at Sports-Reference.com
- College Football by the Numbers
- College Football Data Warehouse
- College Football Recruiting Map
- College Nicknames
- Football Outsiders – College
- Football Study Hall
- GBE College Football Ratings
- MapGameDay.com
- NCAA Division I Football Statistics
- SEC Statistics
- Statistically Speaking
- Strangestbrew's College Football Schedulizer
- The Helmet Project
- Varsity Numbers
Useful Links
Time, time…
GATA
Blog Stats
- 73,803,153 hits
Get The Picture · Bloviation for the Dawgnation
Get The Picture 
Isn’t this the guy Trump wants to keep out of the country?
LikeLike
“You have to brainwash your players.”
Boy, that’s encouraging. If Ray had just brainwashed his players, they could have beaten Florida in 1995.
Saban’s success has nothing to do with the University of Alabama spending oodles of money to give him everything he wants, his ability to recruit any player he wants regardless of their history, and his roster management tactics that certainly look more like that of an NFL general manager than a college coach/educator.
LikeLike
How the hell are we ever gonna beat Saban when he has a Jedi as his master. F’ing dark side is starting to piss me off.
LikeLike
Dude. The Jedi are the Light Side, the good guys. You’re thinking of the Sith; they’re the ones on the Dark Side. The common element is the Force.
LikeLike
Geek fail. Don’t know if that’s embarrassing for Argon or a badge of honor.
LikeLike
I wonder if he calls Nick Saban “Grasshopper”?
LikeLike
This. Is. Gold.
LikeLike
Professor at Michigan State?
Bullfeathers! I’ve seen that guy panhandling at the 10th street exit for years now.
LikeLike
No, I think the guy at the 10th street exit is a Georgia Tech professor.
LikeLike
I thought that was the guy that used to shoot 3 pointers in Ramsey wearing the Kentucky sweatshirt, around the late 90s early 00s
LikeLike
Yes!!!! I used to watch that dude practice his mid-court hook shots over and over. We used to joke that he had turned basketball into a science.
LikeLike
Ha. I thought the same thing when I saw the picture. Can’t remember the name of the guy from the Ramsey center, only that he had played at Austin Peay back in the day.
LikeLike
Holy Shit.
From his bio on MSU’s website:
“Captain, U.S. Army, First Special Forces Group, General Medicine and Preventative Medicine Officer, 1966-1967”
http://psychiatry.msu.edu/about/faculty-directory/rosen.html
LikeLike
I bet he was good to have as a friend during the Q course.
LikeLike
Manchurian Candidate’s personal physician?
LikeLike
Col. Trautman’s motivation specialist.
LikeLike
Looks like a reading of Colonel Kurtz biography.
LikeLike
I would hate to check this guys browser history.
LikeLike
The winning comment right here
LikeLike
Strong.
LikeLike
Dr. Rosen is correct. The key to optimal athletic performance is focusing on the task at hand and not the ultimate outcome. Professional golfers call it “staying in the present.”
LikeLike
That’s very true. Tiger at his height was a master of it. The Golden Bear was quite possibly the best ever (regardless of sport) at staying in the moment. Joe Montana or Michael Jordan was likely the best in a team sport at it. None of them needed a “wizard” to remind them. It was a gift …
LikeLike
Michael Jordan may have not needed his own personal wizard, but his championship-winning Bulls team had one of the best wizards of all time in Phil Jackson.
LikeLike
That’s a great point, but #23 played in the moment. When he was feeling it, he was in the zone.
LikeLike
Man, I’ve never seen any athlete who was more fun to watch. Ever. Some of it is nostalgia, I admit, because my memories of Jordan are tied to some of my best memories of times spent with my dad and brother. I can remember I was 9-years old (my brother was seven) and my dad sat us down to watch Jordan for the first time. It was the first game of what would be his second Finals Championship – against Portland. I can remember my dad saying, “I want you boys to watch number twenty-three. He’s the best at what he does.”
I can remember my dad saying, “It’s a huge mistake,” when Jordan came back from his first retirement. “He’ll never be what he was.” At first, when he returned in 1995, it seemed like he might not ever repeat the magic he had before. Then we watched him win his fourth Finals on Father’s Day 1996. It was the first NBA game he’d played on Father’s day, since his dad had been murdered nearly three years prior. When asked about his dad after the game, Jordan was crying. My dad was crying – one of the only times I’ve seen him cry. Incredible memories.
LikeLike
I thought the key was breathing through your eyelids.
LikeLike
The rose goes in the front, big guy.
LikeLike
Don’t think Meat, it only hurts the ballclub…
LikeLike
Why am I not surprised that all the comments are about how he looks.
I am guessing he and saban will be laughing about what “the process” looks like in athens in a couple of seasons.
LikeLike
“Why am I not surprised that all the comments are about how he looks.”
Perhaps because we can’t touch, taste, smell or hear him through the intertubes?
LikeLike
Hey, we have a psych department at UGA, too. Apparently, not as good as the one at MSU. And yes, that’s a throwdown, Dr. Keith Campbell.
LikeLike
Speaking of psychiatry….every time I see your screen name now I can’t get a certain image out of my head….
LikeLike
psychiatry is not the same thing as psychology.
LikeLike
Dr. Rosen is a psychiatrist.
LikeLike
Working on an avatar…. Not sure how to size it; after all, the little squares are tiny 😉
LikeLike
Keith Campbell is a hoot if you ever get the chance to hear him speak about narcissism.
LikeLike
MSU has a better dept. because people who live up there are crazy.
LikeLike
“When I first saw the wizard I was like who the hell is this guy?”
And then he got 50,000 on Double Dragon.
LikeLike
This explains the lack of response our players got from the Alabama team when we tried to “get into their heads” when they came on the field. Saban has somehow managed to turn his players into cyborgs. They don’t have time for your weak stuff, they are only interested in the next play. I’ll take a load of that to replace all the fake juice we have had over the years.
LikeLike
It has been documented that the Bama players started that “fracus”…but carry on with your rhetoric. They were just much better than our fragile team this year.
LikeLike
points at Nick Marshall
“YOU. SHALL. NOT. PAAAAASSSSSSSSSSS… unless it’s over the line of scrimmage.”
LikeLike
I’d fall out of my chair if he sounded like Sir Ian McKellen….. or, better yet, Sir Christopher Lee!
LikeLike
Same theroy behind golf pysch, one shot at a time, one hole at a time. Don’t let one bad shot led two bad shots.
LikeLike
So this is the Dwarf’s wise elf?
LikeLike
Looks like he belongs in the GREATFUL DEAD BAND.
Also kind of looks like a Tennessee fan….YOU know a HILLBILLIE.
The GREATFUL DEAD BAND will have to go down in history as the band
with the least amount of talent…….THEY sux and always will sux.
LikeLike