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It's probably just me but he has quite a resemblance to Bo Shembelcher from back in the day. When he and Woody Hayes would lock horns it was something else.

That was a long time ago. Newspapers have not been relevant for some time now, maybe 20 years or so. I can remember being able to buy an Atlanta Constitution in the morning on the way to work but that ended sometime in the early 2000s. I might use it to line my cats' litter box now and that's...

My Auburn relatives claim, without any inside knowledge that Kiffin is the one they want. Personally, I think he would be crazy to go there and endure what all the other coaches at Auburn have had to put up with from boosters.

Recruiting, coaching, and player development which is increasingly difficult in an age of portal transfers and coaching turnover. IIWII

He also proved to be one of Dodd's biggest headaches at times when he was a player. If Coach Dodd said that to General Neyland, then he was a braver man that I would have been. A tight ship doesn't begin to describe how Neyland ran his football teams at Tennessee.

What did you run into Bainbridge? A 300lb south Georgia razorback?

I am very sorry for Jeff and his family that it has come to this. The potential is there but an established program would probably be wise to steer clear of him unless his attitude changes. Here is hoping that he gets another opportunity at another school and does well.

True but this is like starting over from scratch thanks to Geoff.

Speaking as someone who lived through the Homer Rice transition. In most ways, the challenges are different. With the Homer era, the primary roadblocks seemed at the time to be awful facilities, and anemic financial support. The constants between the two eras are poor recruiting, and a...

OK, I confess. I was so desperate for a win and possible bowl game that I entered into a Faustian bargain with Satan. The SOB took my soul and gave Miami the game anyway. IIWII

They just about always have had superior athletes, yet here we were with identical records coming into this game. Strange times.

Well, this ends two items that had been sources of endless speculation. I think we can effectively eliminate Coach Key as a prospective new coach and the last flickering hopes of a bowl just died. If there was ever a team in need of a thorough roster turnover and the release of all members of...

A very low bar. Any ACC team not above .500 is in my view, struggling. That includes both Tech and Miami at 4-5 apiece in what amounts to an early bowl elimination game. Neither team is going to a bowl in all probability but it does add spice to the game. Even though Tech plays number one...

I apologize for not making this clear. The Miami board is talking about their players quitting not ours. I am not sure I believe this but with Miami doing Miami things, it is possible.

Upon further inquiry into CIS (canes in sight) the Miami board is rife with observations that the team has quit on the coaches. Just like they quit on Manny, and on Randy and on the Reverend and so on. The commentary consistently points to a culture problem of basically ME FIRST. Two...

College Football News is picking Tech to win and cover, albeit just barely for three reasons: 1. Tyler Van Dyke is hurt again and probably will not play 2. Tech is 4-0 when rushing for 180 yards or more and Miami has given up over 200 yards a game most of the season 3. Miami is not consistent...

"Dumb? Feasible?" Both

As good a time as any to wipe the slate clean and start anew. IIWII

To hear the boys on Canes in Sight tell it, the Hurricanes are doomed. I don't pay much attention to the near constant complaining on that site but they just might have a point. Miami has been hit hard with injuries and to hear them talk it would seem that this has exposed the lack of quality...