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GT 27- 17 BC continues to outperform on defense but their offense continues to struggle. GT improves on both sides of the ball but is not yet firing on all cylinders. We learn little from the score but film study will be informative.

You're right. I should have used CPJ's terminology....MM hits the hole fast and "makes a house call."

Nathan Cottrell returns k/o to the 40. 1st down - play action right, deep pass to Brad Stewart- incomplete; 2nd down - straight dive to the right, DM picks up 6, falling forward; 3rd down - base formation, 3O to the right, everyone makes their blocks, JT makes the right read, MM hits the hole...

Good point.

In addition to AB, I predict he returns kick offs and takes at least one to the house.

Under CPJ, believe our record vs Clemson is 5-4.

When evaluating colleges, my son was told by his Duke your guide that he would be almost guaranteed to graduate in 4yrs. It's no coincidence that they have one of the very highest 4-year graduation rates at +87% if everyone gets a B. One would think that this also helps with APR. By...

My favorite and most underrated recruit of the class.

Agree. My takeaway from the article: "...the difference may be that [Tennessee] is more diligent in how it categorizes each of its teams' recruiting expenses, and that some other schools may place some of those costs into another category — which, if true, could mean that recruiting expenses at...

I think it's natural instincts. That's why there are only so many star running backs and many of them aren't even the fastest. They see the field, anticipate, and cut. They follow blocks before they happen. It's as if the game slows down for them. Not many have it, but I'm optimistic that some...

It's due, in part, to the fact that they offer incredible academic scholarships to out-of-state students and they excel at recruiting more than just athletes. While I'm not here to defend or to push Bama, I will say that all this talk of poor academic credentials is uninformed. In fact, they're...

You guys are kidding yourselves if you think many, if any, of the admitted students with lower SAT scores are child prodigies in music, art, sciences, etc. Some, maybe. A few more with other desirable traits (e.g. demographics, life experience), perhaps. But common sense tells me the vast major...

Oops. Meant to post in D-Rob thread.

Stanford admissions profile for Freshman class who score < 600 on one or all sections of SAT: Reading <600 is 4% Writing <600 is 4% Math <600 is 2% IMO, there is more to this than his SAT score.

I think there's more talent in this class than some others on this board do. My lofty predictions by position: WR- Jalen Camp- (physical, good routes-best film of all at WR imo) DB/S- Ajani Kerr (nose for the ball, physical, size) DB- Jair Hawkins-Anderson (long with 4.4 speed) OL- Kenny Cooper...

Thanks!

Looks like the MS and PhD programs are available now. I can't find when it goes into effect for incoming freshmen undergrads? Now?

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How are the schedules made with so many teams getting their bye week before us? Do we have input? Can we say "no?"

It was obvious to me that special teams cost Clemson the game. Box score doesn't win games but it can tell a lot... Clemson had 31 first downs, Bama 18. Clemson had 1 turnover, Bama 0.