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One game does not a trend make but Key seemed to out-coach Smart.

Tough task ahead. Not much hope. Fronting sounds like the best option but I think you have to switch that up a few times. Put one of our “less valuable” players in to guard the basket and have him get physical as soon as one of their bigs touches the ball. Dare the ref to call fouls and be...

Devastating fumble.

Had a stew over rice with a Liberian family years ago. One of the best things I’ve ever put in my mouth. It had tripe and chicken feet in it among other things.

“It’s not a conspiracy, it’s their business model.” This comment wins the gold. Wish we could end the debate with this. In the end it’s not personal against the ACC it’s just that the ACC doesn’t pay the bills and is an easy patsy who will just roll over and take it.

We need help for sure but I was encouraged by what I saw in the bowl game. It appears some of our current defenders are teachable.

CDS has been clear for sometime that he’s more concerned about what a team can control than what they can’t control. Defense and energy are high on his list of priorities as a result.

The best things to happen to the SEC to get them to where they are today. ESPN contract Pete Carroll leaving college football Tom Osborn retiring Bobby Bowden retiring

My concern right now is the team’s mental attitude. I’m not sure all the players are completely bought in. As long as those who are struggling don’t contaminate other players, the younger guys will be much improved by next year.

I think this has been true most years of late. It reminds me of when the SEC was mainly Alabama and then “everybody else.” But the SEC did a better job in the past leveraging their strengths. If Alabama played a close game against an SEC team it wasn’t because Alabama had weaknesses, they...

Are you saying they are not playing up to potential? Are certain players holding them back?

When you are disadvantaged talent wise, losing begets losing. We need to be mentally tough for an entire game to have a chance. But we do not appear to be in a good place mentally.

Oh, yeah, that’s right. Just curious, has that ever happened before in the history of college football?

And, as was pointed out a long time ago in this thread, the SEC only became a top conference after several coaching legends in other conferences retired, Bowden being one of them. This vacuum helped the SEC hype machine but when they really started to dominate was after they merged with ESPN...

Question for the jury: When it comes to selecting playoff teams has there ever been a case where a conference champion and/or an undefeated team was left out due to an injured player?

It’s probably easier to make hash kosher than it is stew, if that answers any legal questions about being eligible for Abraham’s bosom. But it absolutely will not taste good.

We had long suspected it but it is now official - college football has lost its mind.

“Fun.”