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Maybe not the Mississippi schools but South Carolina and Tennessee could beat any of the Coastal teams on a given day...could also lose to any of them as well. In this day of way too many bowl games 7-5 does not count in my book as having a good team. Miami has talent, UNC has talent, UVA...

Perhaps a bit of hyperbole on my part. But consider this: In the CBS power rankings for this week of the 130 teams there was not one Coastal Division team among the top 25. Represented among the top 25 were 3 from the SEC West, 2 from the SEC East, 5 from the Big 10 and even 2 from the...

Qualifying for a bowl means very little these days. The coastal is pitiful.

Both SEC divisions have multiple teams better than the best team, whichever one it is, in the coastal. Still the worst.

" The coastal is by far the WORST...division in college football!!!" There FIFY. Professional courtesy, no charge.

I watched the Pitt/Miami game. Miami won in spite of being outgained in both rushing and passing. They scored touchdowns while Pitt was kicking field goals. Even so, Pitt had several chances to win that game but to Miami's credit they hung in there with a swarming defense. I don't know if...

Man, I watched Cam Akers in FSU's game last week. He is loaded with ability. Surely, he will leave for the NFL after this season.

A couple of those years during the early 1980s, Lavette was about all we had. When we paired him with Keith Glanton/ Malcom King at fullback we were cooking then.

Keep working young man...eyes on the prize, always!

"Effort and attitude"? Man, this team has that in spades. I have yet to see any sign of quit in them, unlike say Miami or FSU.

Something is ALWAYS going on with UGA. Its what they do. If you took Miami and extrapolated their problems and talents to an extreme you would have Georgia. Always talented, always expected to compete for SEC dominance and national championships and then "something" happens. Our goal this...

This is just my uninformed opinion but getting much more than one more win is going to be difficult. True, we did beat Miami but there are a number of issues that remain. I have little confidence in our ability to get pressure on opposing quarterbacks which will be critical next week against...

You know who Jamious reminds me a little of? Good old number 17, Orwin Smith. Same kind of long, lean, frame, upright kind of running style and both were plenty fast with good vision. Jamious has that ability to cut without losing speed and that may separate him from Orwin and a lot of other...

Man, there you had to go and remind me of another "what if?" Broderick seemingly looked the part, muscular, fast, the whole 9 yards but he was stiff and lacked vision and did not have the best hands in the world. That said, I much appreciate the contributions both he and Nate have made to our...

Nate is not a receiver in the way Brown and Adonicas are. He is more akin to Tobais in how he would be used. His best value to us is in special teams and that is where he is being used. He is fast, to be sure, but how elusive is he after the catch, how good are his routes? If we have a...

If Miami loses again this week, they will be flirting with bottom 25 status. According to many of the posters on CanesInsight, they already have a bottom 25 PROGRAM which is arguably a worse set of circumstances especially since many of their woes appear to be self inflicted.

If we win another game, he will not have cause to post it because we would fall out of the "bottom 25" hopefully for good.

Spoiled by years of watching Daryl Smith, KMike Hall, Phillip Wheeler, etc. who were just so instinctive and seemingly never took a wrong step. Ted Roof was the same way on the old Black Watch, he wasn't the fastest guy but he just took perfect angles to the ball carrier and woe betide a...

Tech has made a living on players like Adonicas for years. Players that are in the shadow of a more heralded teammate who are good ball players in their own right. He will be a fine player for us.