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Historically the "black" vote goes 94 to 96 percent for the Democratic candidate for president. I am not trying to elect Clinton, in fact just the opposite. I just believe there is smart and dumb politics and Republicans are playing dumb, IMHO. In 2012 Obama received 332 electoral votes, as I...

Coach has pretty much said MM ain't moving. He also said he ain't blocking much, which has to change. Compared to what we should have had on the field, the team that was actually out there Saturday night was slow as molasses. Look at all the speed sitting on the bench injured.

Austin at 44%, number 2 at 25% Edit: the play that knocked off an undefeated team better defines "impact".

I agree with just about every thought, in particular that you win and lose at the LOS. I have no explanation for the performance of the OL this season. We have plenty of speed but a lot of it will be returning after season ending injuries.

He still have his house at Lake Oconee?

If I was the AD at any school with a football HC vacancy, Cutcliffe would be at the top of my list. I think he would be insane to leave Duke, but I would ask and let him tell me NO.

Nice piece of writing Cuse. On injuries - any news on A J Gray?

I seem to recall that about every time Cook touched the ball the announcers were talking about his hamstring. But, whatever. Anytime Cook has the ball in his hands he is bad news for the defense. Gotsis and company did a helluva good job holding him in check.

Yeah. Lawrence Austin #20 tipped the touchdown pass away and Golden intercepted. Then Lance Austin #17 returned the blocked FG attempt for the winning TD - and was escorted into the end zone by is brother. I believe we all knew we discovered some gems when we recruited Lamarr County and came...

THE FLATS - Saturday night might go down as the craziest finish in Georgia Tech football history. Patrick Gamble blocked Roberto Aguayo's 56-yard field goal attempt and Lance Austin raced 78 yards for the game-winning score as Georgia Tech upset No. 9 Florida State, 22-16.

And not all women believed Obama was the best choice. But 56% in 2008 and 55% in 2012 did believe he was the best and voted for him. That is why he has been President for the past 7 years. If YOU want to elect YOUR candidate president there are several basic decisions to make. So far the...

For folks who want to keep Clinton out of the White House, Benghazi is a waste of time. Obama received 56% and 55% of the women's vote in 2008 and 2012 respectively. (And 67% of the unmarried women's vote.) You can do the math on what percent the Republican candidate received. The women's vote...

My only comment is that she took 8 hrs and 20 minutes of interrogation and our two wimps, Trump and Carson, complained about a 2 1/2 hour debate on CNBC debate. Poor little fellers got it changed to 2 hours.