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Early 80's. Mike Niebanc taking out Kelvin Bryant.

Ahah! Has the mystery been solved? Thanks. I remember something like that happening around the same point in the game, now that you say that. Maybe it was the same play.

The team that deserved to win the game the most won today. It is very frustrating because, despite this, we were in great position to win and couldn't get it done. This one reminds me of PITT last year with the crazy bounce. Miami played better than us in the rain. It is as simple as that. When...

That didn't look good at all. I doubt he is back in two weeks. Scary few moments.

I honestly believe we are the better team at this point in the season. Anything can, and usually does, happen in a CFB game, so predicting the winner has little value. They are at home, which helps, and their special teams have been better than ours. Besides those two factors, if we execute...

GT scores over 30, shredding the UM defense along the way. Probably not a lot over 30 (but TOP will be way over 30) Miami scores under 30, they will be as out of balance on offense as we are, needing to throw to move the ball. GT runs for 400 yards again, so yes, that is over 300. Miami runs...

Love the KID photo. Is that retro or what!? What a character.

I think it depends on what is happening at practice. Marshall lost his starting spot while injured, so he needs to clearly beat out the others in practice (two weeks of practice in this case) in order to start. If he is doing that, them I am fine with it. If he isn't clearly winning in practice...

Gotta vary the counts and plays games with the AB motion.

Between Kirvonte and Jerry, the guy who lines up in the slot (prob should say AB) is the guy who can catch the darn ball. Both have shown the ability to block with authority, especially Kirvonte in space with the cut. My guess a this point would be Howard to AB. This is just a feeling and it is...

UNC may have injuries, but like you say, they weren't the main problem. Injuries didn't cause the QB to constantly throw the ball too late. Injuries didn't cause their OL to fail to open running lanes. Those were their top two problems in my opinion.

TM seems to defy gravity sometimes. I can't figure out how he stays on his feet half the time. He is learning and he has control of the team. Reads are just decent at this point, but he is a value added ball carrier for sure. He has a knack for converting 3rd downs that is almost uncanny.

I can understand point spreads being lopsided because they are influenced by the ignorant betting public. However, for anyone on this board, after having seen us play these 4 games, to suggest we aren't seriously competitive is beyond me. I expect a major challenge and I understand we are...

Griffin had a brace on his right elbow. I thought is was funny how he let both balls (potential INTs) into his torso instead of using his hands and both clanked off his brace, haha. Go figure.

Miami is going to be a challenge. Everybody else's record will change by the time we play. So will ours. We have a dozen days to get ready. A lot of improvement can happen in the time frame. The one thing I like about this team so far is that we can win more ways now. The defense appears good...

I would be worried too, IF our offense were stalling out, but it isn't. Generally speaking, I am not concerned with balance, whether you are talking run/pass or inside/outside so long as we are getting it done. I can say for sure that PITT came out determined to shut down the alleys. The other...

Last year 3rd down conversions allowed = 49%. So far this year 11/46 for 24%. That is a big change.

I haven't done much slo-mo review myself this season, but one thing I did notice from the PITT game replay was how their defense aligned against us. Did anybody else see this? PITT went pretty much the entire game with only 7 in the box. Their safeties were drawn up close to the action but...

Cam Chancellor

GT 42 - UNC 31