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Defense, as many have already said, was much improved, and the offense was good enough. I still had the feeling that our second half plan was to keep doing what we did the first half, and Wake’s was to make some adjustments, which seemed to stymie us at times. But we got the dub, and that’s what...

I forgot about him. Promote him tomorrow.

Maybe the UGA match was just an off night for us. San Diego beat UGA 3-1, we beat San Diego 3-0.

Yes, it is. You can almost feel the opposition’s fear when she throws it up to the rafters.

Yes, and we will.

We improved as the match continued, won 3-0.

Watching our match with Howard right now. We’re leading in the first game, but not looking strong.

A team that just endured 3+ years with an incompetent coach.

Wow…Just dug into that. Not a lotta support for ole’ Jeff.

The state of Georgia being the other?

I agree. It works for football and MAYBE men’s basketball, but for no one else.

Watched it on ESPN+. After a nervous start, they really put it together. And yes, several of the newcomers. including Mendes and Mogridge, looked very good.

It is indeedy. But I think it would be more fun for us than for members of the volleyball, softball, and baseball teams who have to get back to class the day after a game.

You’re right, it won’t last, but I understand that at least Stanford and SMU have agreed to join under those conditions — for a while at least. My guess is that the incentive of unequal distribution will keep the likes of Clemson and FSU happy for a little while longer, during which time they’ll...

Maybe it doesn’t. Maybe Stanford, Cal, and SMU get nothing and the $72 M just goes to the teams who win in the post-season. That’s how they’ll get FSU and Clemson on board.

A&M is a lot bigger than UT, too, so the Longhorns have probably been swallowing pride for a long time now.

Is Victoria Demidova not in Atlanta yet? She’s not on the roster on ramblinwreck.com.

Make it the Hyundai Athletic Conference, and our financial problems are solved.

You’re right, but it’s not only in financial terms that only football can support this much travel. Think about it: a football team has 6, maybe 7 away games a year? And for those, they travel out on Friday, play on Saturday, and travel home on Sunday; back in class on Monday. But what about the...

Yes, but when FSU or Clemson has to go to the left coast, they have to fly somewhere else first. Not a problem for the football and basketball teams, since they likely charter flights - but a killer for the low-and-non-revenue athletes.