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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Georgia’s Big Gamble
So, Georgia decided to fire Mark Richt. Most of the articles you read today are going to be some variation of “how could they?” How could they fire a man who averages 10 wins a season? How could they fire … Continue reading
Posted in News, Opinion
Tagged Georgia, Mark Richt, Phil Fulmer, SEC, Tennessee
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Redemption Saturday
“Sometimes the best thing you can say about a day is that it’s over.” Many college football teams will look back on this season and understand that sentiment. Some are already thinking it. Expectations haven’t been met for most teams, … Continue reading
Posted in News, Opinion
Tagged Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, South Carolina, Standord, Virginia, Virginia Tech
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SEC East Down
There was a time when the SEC was the best conference in college football. It was a time when that fact could not be seriously debated, except by partisans of other conferences and people playing devil’s advocate. There are those … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, Out of Conference, SEC, SEC East, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
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Notre Dame Must Lose
The Committee is going to have hard decisions to make when they choose the last two participants for the playoff. The first two will be easy. Undefeated Clemson will be in the playoff, and SEC Champion Alabama will be there. … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged Alabama, Baylor, Big 12, Big Ten, Clemson, Michigan State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Playoff
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What We Learned: Week 11
Michigan State’s Defense is Good. This isn’t really something new we learned, but we have confirmation. The Spartans did such a good job on Urban Meyer’s Buckeyes that Ohio State players were complaining about the playacting and ball distribution after … Continue reading
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Tagged Arkansas, Big Ten, Ezekiel Elliott, Georgia Tech, Les Miles, LSU, Michigan State, Ohio State, Oregon, Pac 12, Stanford
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SEC – Big Ten Challenge
Bret Bielema had a fantastic idea for scheduling. He suggested that two conferences, like the Big Ten and SEC, have a challenge. In his plan there would be one week of the season where the conferences would play each other. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged B1G, Big Ten, Bret Bielema, SEC, SEC BigTen Challenge
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Big XII Left Out Again?
The possible playoff participants are dwindling in number. The Pac-12 doesn’t have any viable candidates. The ACC and SEC are down to two each; the Big Ten has three. The conference with the most candidates is the Big 12, with … Continue reading
What We Learned: Week 10
LSU is not elite. Two weeks ago the Tigers looked like one of the elite teams. They had arguable the best resume in the nation with wins at Mississippi State and home against Florida. Now, they’ve faced double digit losses … Continue reading
Key Plays: Clemson v. Florida State
On Saturday night Clemson beat Florida State 23-13 to win the ACC Atlantic Division and remain number one in the Playoff rankings. Here is how the Tigers did it on some key plays. Capitalizing on Momentum Toward the end of … Continue reading
Manufacturing Controversy
College Football fans have been denied the fairer system they were promised. The playoff was sold as an improved system to make sure the national champion was decided on the field. A committee was appointed to ensure the system would … Continue reading
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Third Down Draw 