Recent content by yeti92

I'd love to see us run the option that game, we already know Goof can't defend it at all.

Tell us more how the mean old HOF coach hurt you

That's good news

I think FSU fans could say the same thing when he transferred here, that he knew their whole playbook.

Just trying to make sure I understand your POV: college athletes getting paid is not an issue, just if they unionize?

Of uga's 3 other rivals Auburn, Florida, and Tennessee, only Florida has beaten them in the past 5 years, and that was in 2020 prior to that was 2016. Auburn hasn't won since 2017, and Tennessee hasn't won since 2016, same as Tech (technically our win is more recent since it was end of season)...

For a guy that complained about people not wanting to see the progress, it's a bit ironic that now he doesn't want to show the progress to his new fan base.

The other 3 just aren't far enough into their careers yet

Anybody see if he played in the spring game/how he looked?

So if ESPN wants out of the contract, would it not be in their interest to have the ACC dissolve? And would publically declining the option not benefit that goal? FSU, Clemson, and few others leaving would cause the contract to have to be redone, so shouldn't ESPN be encouraging that, and not...

In this case though, they'd be paying double to those schools if they consolidated them in the SEC, so instead of paying $27m for $50m, they are paying $54m for some unknown amount over $50m. Now the SEC draws the most eyeballs and ad dollars, but I'm guessing they command a larger percentage of...

Do we know for certain that FSU's lawyers have actually seen the contract and are not relying on someone else's interpretation of it? Do you believe ESPN wants out of the ACC contract?

You still haven't answered my question - what is the benefit of not declining if the ACC is not profitable for them? You say it makes no sense - how does it make no sense? If I'm party to a deal that isn't working out for me with a set length of term that I don't want to extend, telling me I...

What's the benefit to ESPN in continuing to not decline if they are not making good money? Does the ACC extending the deadline make ESPN more money? No.

Why jump before you have to? As a counterpoint, ESPN could also have declined the option by now if the ACC wasn't making them enough money, and they haven't done that either.