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^ Oh no, the dreaded “I am not leaving until things are turned around “ response. This usually does not end well.

I reported you to the mods here. I think it’s against the rules to say you were out shopping for kitchenware. ;)

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I have GT winning 31 - 24. For you sharps looking for any possible statistical edge, I am now at a 60% rate this year for GT games. This one is free. If you want anymore, DM and/or subscribe to my newsletter. I see some strong plays in the Illinois/Rutgers game as well as Colorado/Kansas. Next...

I did a quick look. This guy was a FR in the same year that we brought in ZP if the data I looked at was correct. ZP was a higher rated guy and has been hamstrung a bit by a horrid coaching staff, injuries and the decision to bring in HK. Bottom line, there's a million great players and you...

As the corollary to my post above, it is refreshing to see our punt team trot onto the field and not feel like the game has been lost bc we didn't score on that specific possession.

It seemed like we have gone 15 years with seeing our opponents punt team 4 or 5 times during an entire season. Teams didn't bring their punters to BDS to save on travel expenses. Now we occasionally see that in the same game!!!!!!!

The national media - "the reason that the ACC has the most teams with winning records is bc they mostly play ACC teams". Is this about right?? ;)

Anyone seen BYU play? Are they a possible NC team?

Now that I think about it, it's ironic that I used FSU as a reference point above bc their 60 point loss in their bowl game to an SEC team after being the undefeated ACC champion didn't do us (the ACC) any favors either. All the rationalizations in the world doesn't help. Bottom line, rhetoric...

I disagree but if I am candid I really don't understand the scoring. Seems likle Serrano was on attack all night and as a result seemed to land more punches. It makes me feel somewhat better about that outcome if someone can agree with the judges. There is a trite sports cliche about "it's a...

That is most likely true. WTBS, the solution is to copy what Bobby Bowden did back in the '80's when he was trying to raise the credibility and visibilty of FSU's program. Play anybody, anywhere. You can't control who you play in conference but you can with OOC games. (Oh yeah, beat them as...

^ That match was an embarassment to both participants, Netflix and the sport of boxing. The event was like watching Led Zeppelin and the Beatles open up a show for a closing act of Taylor Swift. or Weird Al Yankovic.

Yesterday, a buddy of mine and I played golf and were left unattended in the evening as our wives had some ladies function at the church. Without supervision, we ordered a pizza, poured several copious pours of bourbon, enjoyed some cigars on the back porch and turned on the fights on Netflix...

he is a HOF'er imo. When you look at his .500 record, you must consider he coached at Army, Citadel, GT and Maryland. You could have a 75% winning % at some of the football factory schools and not be half the coach that CBR was. When I look at the all time best coaches (including CBR) I look at...

There is a nugget of truth in this. It’s interesting that we beat #9 and #4 this year. Both are ACC teams. But the other factor is that in most years there seems to be a big drop off after the top 4 or 5 teams or so. In other words the #12 ranked team is closer to the 40th ranked team than they...

Interesting, if Key is 6-5 here that is approx. 55%. He is 17 - 14 overall (55%). Thus he is 11 - 9 against teams outside of the top 25 (55%). that level of consistency is impressive imo. Of course, we would like to see the numbers improve but this is eye catching imo.

Your post made me happy. Outside of beating Uga, which doesn't happen enough, beating the U and UNC with regularity is one of my favorite things about the FB season. I still can't let go of the "We are in your league, but you are not in ours" T-shirts from many years ago. I am not sure why UNC...

I am reminded of podcasts by the two Kelce brothers where they discuss things like could an average Joe off the street gain a yard in the NFL? Or tackle Derrick Henry? I think the video answers that question succinctly.

I didn't see them but that's just two. No doubt they were good. The best two on the same team imo in my lifetime as a fan were Joe Ham and Goose. But these three guys are all ballers. It's exciting.