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I somewhat agree with this. For the most part, if you don't bring your A-game, anybody can beat anybody on any given day, and conference affiliation means nothing. As for me, touting ACC conference superiority isn't so much of a conviction as it is my way of refuting the incessant SEC bias of...

The GT Gameday app is the bomb for in-game homerism.

Offense: AB: Cottrell (rushing, receiving, KR beast, ala McCaffrey) BB: Benson >600yds rushing QB: LJ challenges MJ for QB1, message boards blow up OL: Cooper (2nd team, all-acc) Defense DL: Glanton+Branch lead team in TFL DE: Keshun returns to glory LB: David Curry CB: Lamont Simmons S: Kagawa...

Pure speculation, but I think "simplify" is a misnomer and that the "bend-don't-break" scheme lies at the heart of this. "Don't break" requires a player to account for every possibility (e.g. if this, check this, then this, unless this or...) to achieve a single desired outcome: just don't give...

Five things I'd like to see: 1) 1s and 2s solidified without dissenters, cliques, or team drama; 2) PK wows routinely; 3) Punter booms consistently; 4) one tr fresh on O; 5) one tr fresh on D.

"... spectacular in the spring game..." I think TM wrote the article.

In other words, those teams were pretty good (well Bama was), but it's not like they played GA Tech. I get your point, but I'm tired of the inferiority complex.

So, you're saying that we beat 4 ranked teams en route to the national championship. Sounds pretty good to me, so I'll side with the majority of college coaches who voted them the best football team in the country.

Nike, Adidas, or Under Armour?

You've said that there's quality depth at QB and you'd be comfortable calling plays for any one of them. Are you considering a QB rotation to capitalize on their different or more developed skill sets in certain situations? You seem to like the bruiser on the goal line. Do you like the passer on...

The NCAA began enforcing rules violations in 1953. In 1955, Bear Bryant's Texas A&M team was put on probation for paying recruits. It's been said that his coaches were to pay the "market rate." Before Hudl videos, only coaches (and purposely informed boo$ters) knew where to throw the money so...

A well-coached cut block by the RB, but not nearly as effective as the cut-block coaching for their OL, as seen in TN Offense #12.

I agree with you. They run the same boring offense that everyone else does. They just have some really good athletes.

Athletes

Take another look. It's 1st & 10. Boundary CB is in his face. Play side is 6 yards off the line of scrimmage on slot and 8 yd cushion on wr. Both are positioned well inside the 1st down marker. The other DB in run support with first step towards LOS so they're on somewhat of an island. To my...

And just like that, Nebraska's DC was fired the following week.

"...there are comparable programs that manage to field good defenses... " It's not just comparable programs (or factories). Last year, according to FEI, we ranked 94th in Defensive Efficiency, and our opponents ended drives with at least one First down or TD on 80% of their possessions...

Bama's fight song includes a reference to "...the Yellow Jackets" and they play/sing it over and over again...after every score and at every event (similar to our beloved "Ramblin' Wreck"). Every Bama fan can recite the lyrics, so we are forever on their minds.

Dear unknown message boarder, I chose the moniker "strong90" because I like my anonimity. It allows me to say things without attribution. If I wanted you to know that I was a former player, then I'd indicate it by one of those verified check marks by my name or I would offer it in some of my...