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Certainly they have the right to "opt out" and I would hope that, at the same time, they woud be "opting out" of a full scholarship (and all that entails) as well as a college education.

Doesn't seem right does it? But since the millennials are the first generation to grow up attached to the internet, maybe it does. They have been fed all that junk from tweets, facebook and the like their whole lives. Seems like most of them can't take several steps down the street without...

Millennials were born from 1981 to 1996 which would make them 24 - 39 years old. Too me, that's still real young.

Your "informal survey" may not be totally on the mark. I just heard minutes ago that a major survey or study found that of all the age groups millennials are by far the most fearful of contracting and dying of the coronavirus.

Where is the paranoia now? So it's going to last to what? A vaccination? To perpetuity?

All right then, to elucidate: it is my firm belief that based on firm logic, the MSM, which would include CNN and AJC, is committed to stoking the fires of China virus hysteria so as to keep the US economy shut down until approximately the first week of November. I choose not to participate.

Run away, run away! We're all going to die, we're all going to die!!!

The number testing positive have gone up because many thousands more a day are being tested. Number of hospitalizations have not gone up appreciably and I think, according to what I've heard, deaths have not gone up at all.

I agree the tweet was not appropriate, but take exception to your denigrating 70 real old granddads who graduated in the 60s. We can be pretty good folks and Hell of engineers!

I may have missed it but no one has mentioned what to me is the single most reason that there is a loss of interest in attending football games is that they take the better part of 4 hours to play a game. It takes almost 4 hours for a total of 25 minutes of action. I don't know if many would...

Well I'll certainly be glad to stand by and allow you to quash any foolish optimism or possible lapses into the brighter side.

Well I'll certainly be glad to stand by and allow you to quash any foolish optimism or possible lapses into the brighter side.

it never ceases to amaze me how some of our alleged long time fans can not pass up a chance to belittle our team and/or conference?

TERRIFIC! Hurry up and get over here! Glad to have you on the board.

I guess I am getting in late on this thread and this may have already been pointed out. But do you really think that the Bama's, UGAs, Ohio States, Michigan's, and Notre Dame's, etc. etc. cannot find an avid alum who could get a very lucrative endorsement deal to virtually every player on their...

But don't you feel that Bama and UGA would see that virtually all their players would get some kind of DEAL?

Great get,@ibeattetris, I remember that well. It was crazy. Our OFEI Was 30% better than the second-place team, Auburn. They had to change the formula because no one wanted to admit that a primarily rushing team could ever be that much better than a more conventional offense.

Thanks Herb. Saw it in some old Temple games and I dont think it did any good?

I know a good bit about offensive football and I follow this blog often but what the heck is the "swinging gate" play please.

I see Auburn has another young Nix coming up. Maybe we'll get another chance?