Well, now.
I’ll take it, although home-and-home would be better.
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UPDATE: This is an unmitigated bitch, though.
Not exactly top of the line.
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UPDATE #2: I wonder who’s picking up this tab.
Filed under Clemson: Auburn With A Lake, Georgia Football
This seems like one tortured analogy.
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Is Jeff Sessions confusing Tommy Tuberville with Paul Johnson?
It would be a lot funnier if he mocked Tubs for that mythical 2004 natty. And it probably would sting a lot more, too.
But it sure looks like they’re staying richer.
By the way, is it just me, or does Bud mention Georgia a fair amount there? Not that that’s a bad thing…
Filed under Recruiting
Some good news on the health front:
UGASports has learned Georgia head coach Kirby Smart told supporters in Charlotte on Monday night that redshirt freshman quarterback D’Wan Mathis has been officially cleared to practice ahead of spring camp.
Mathis – who underwent brain surgery last May – will compete with grad transfer Jamie Newman, Stetson Bennett and Carson Beck for playing time once spring practice begins March 17.
Boy, what a change in the quarterback room from last September, eh?
Filed under Georgia Football
PFF’s Top 10 returning SEC players piece:
The cherry on top of the sundae…
… with Jamie Newman now throwing Pickens the ball, the Bulldogs have easily the best quarterback-receiver duo in the SEC and one of the best in the country.
Cigarette?
Filed under Georgia Football
This is the sound of someone who’s grown tired of the bullshit ($$).
“We cannot justify why some students can transfer and others cannot without sitting out,” one ACC athletic director told The Athletic via text message on Monday. “It is also hard to reconcile coaches moving from school to school, although there is a buyout usually, while still trying to limit student transfers.”
It’s hard to keep defending the indefensible. Now do NIL compensation.
Filed under Transfers Are For Coaches.
This seems a wee bit dramatic.
The pressure is on Kirby Smart at Georgia more than ever with another recruiting title.
Farrell’s take: FACT. It’s time to start winning SEC and national titles, Georgia. History shows that the team dominating in recruiting always ends up winning a national title. From Texas to LSU to USC to Florida and to Alabama, the recruiting dynasties always break through for a national title. Now that Kirby Smart has won three-straight recruiting titles, it’s time to put that together on the field. He came a play away from winning it all, but that’s not enough.
So, what happens if he doesn’t win a natty this year, or even next year? I suspect it’s much like Greg McGarity — as long as the money keeps rolling in at an obscene rate, Smart’s at Georgia as long as he wants to be.
That being said, I feel like patience will eventually be rewarded on the field.
Filed under Georgia Football
Daddy, what does he mean when he says, “He’s one of those guys who will go above and beyond.“?
(As an aside, I do have to admit some curiosity as to what the effect of Florida adding Brewster and Georgia losing Coley is on South Florida recruiting.)
Filed under Gators, Gators..., Recruiting
There really is no excuse for this kind of non-conference scheduling.
More than half the SEC West is on that list. I’m sure their fans are thrilled.
Filed under College Football
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