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Bama, UGA, West Virginia, ans Texas are the contenders

I've read that it's possible, but unlikely. Since he sat out last year there is a chance, but the NCAA would have to decide.

Per his Instagram story....fwiw

These are also the same people that think Tennessee will finish 10-2 this season. Which, on second thought, might be more likely than D Rob ending up in Knox.

This. I've seen a lot of BC players on pre-season All-ACC teams. I don't think they get to double digits, but I think they could surprise a few teams and maybe win 8 games.

Virginia Tech and Miami are prime candidates for a letdown, but I'm gonna go with NC State. You don't lose that kind of NFL talent (without top 10 recruiting classes) and not take a step back.

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So two guys out of many, many transfers. Got it.

Interesting that a Tennessee guy would have so much info on a Savannah, GA player gone west coast. Some people have allllll the scoops I guess.

Sooooo a guy who got beat out at Stanford? Sounds promising. And that Tennessee O-line is gonna need a lot more than a grad transfer to be anything close to decent.

They also need a QB and an O-line....

Guess that means academics went down the ****ter. Ole Miss and West Virginia are literally the worst academic institutions in their conferences.

But that's what makes it so fun when GT occasionally beats the big boys, right? It just means more.

South Carolina is overhyped (they lookee good last year because UF and UT sucked and they still scraped by them) and LSU lost quite a bit of production from last year. They lose their leading rusher, top two wide receivers, a few offensive linemen, and a top tackler. There's a reason they're...

Most of them were home and away. GT played Tennessee neutral site in Atlanta, obviously. Uga played Colorado in Boulder, Oklahoma State in Stillwater, and Boise State and North Carolina neutral site in Atlanta. For 2020, GT has UCF and Notre Dame scheduled and uga has Virginia as a neutral site...

But let's be realistic. Uga isn't losing to South Carolina, LSU, AND Auburn. 8-4 is considered a bad year for uga and they will be better than that. There would have to be several things go wrong for uga to finish worse than 10-2.

A 5-3 record likely puts them 2nd in the East. If the Cocks beat uga and then uga loses two more conference games (LSU and Auburn in your scenario) then they probably win the East.

An 11-1 regular season would not accomplish that, unless you're working off the assumption they would then lose to Bama or maybe Auburn in the SEC title game. Which wouldn't be a bad assimption. However, 11-2 would likely land uga in the Sugar Bowl or another NY6 bowl game like the Peach, which...

In referance to the Indies joining a conference, I'd love to see Boise State and BYU join the PAC 12 or Big XII and Notre Dame join the B10 or ACC and see what they can do.

Georgia Tech OOC games the past decade, this year, and next year (P5 or similar opponents): 2008: Mississippi State/Georgia 2009: Mississippi State/Georgia 2010: Kansas/Georgia 2011: Kansas/Georgia 2012: BYU/Georgia 2013: BYU/Georgia 2014: Georgia 2015: Notre Dame/Georgia 2016: Vandy/Georgia...