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I've read this entire thread and it's amazing how hardly anyone has discussed the if/then hypotheticals until kg01 here. Bear with me and I'll break it down... First off, I'm not denying that in the 1st half Clemson kicked butt on both sides of the ball. That was probably the biggest shut-down...

Yeah it's fun to occasionally watch other good option teams and see how they mix things up. Like last year Georgia Southern vs Georgia and especially the bowl game with Air Force vs Cal. I like our offense a lot (perfect fit to compete in the face of our inherent recruiting obstacles) but it...

Interesting how everybody just accepts Boston College's defense to be just as strong as last year's #1 unit (despite losing their two best players and defensive coordinator)...whereas ilovetheoption must justify concerns over Vanderbilt's D this year (despite returning 9 starters and finishing...

Sure hope you're right. GT looked very 2015 against BC. Let's all hope their defense turns-out like 2015 as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

To me this game feels like an absolutely pivotal litmus test with the rest of the season's prospects hanging in the balance. Perfect winnable matchup vs a power-5 team for the resume (instead of ND) with the chance to put last year in the rear-view. Remember we're playing a team from the...

Jet lag? No, I have zero doubt that our team will be wide awake and fully alert. It's not like they're gonna be sitting at a desk doing TPS reports -- this is a football game! If anything I think the biggest difference will be the climate change. Our guys accustomed to 90-degree Georgia...

That's a lot of words to say you don't know what you're talking about. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I looked it up. Qua Searcy was the good A-back who got hurt vs Notre Dame. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Refresh my memory please... Was he the dynamic good A-back who got hurt early in the season recovering a bad snap or something against Notre Dame or Duke? Or was he one of those so-so freshman A-backs playing the forgettable second half of the season? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm expecting a big night in the paint from Charles, Jacobs, and Lammers. Washington's big guys kept getting open for easy dunks

Heath was definitely "cutting it" last night and against Houston. Seems obvious that MGH is not a true PG after 3 years at SG, so why would anyone think of moving him there with two on the team already? It was an inspired bold shake-up that worked out.

IKR they're playing so well lately as a team! All the pieces coming together over down the stretch. Btw credit to CBG for the strategy vs USCe... With the way we were trying to draw charges early, it was obvious that getting the Gamecocks into foul trouble was a big part of the gameplan...

Instead of what-iffing about S.Caroline's 5 suspended players, how about crediting our 5 starters in double-figures last night!! And that was with Lammers, Jackson, Heath, and White getting plenty of minutes too. They looked so good out there passing the ball around and playing so well as a...

Yeah I watched a lot of that game. High Point was lighting it up at the end of first half but with the way both teams were passing and moving around honestly I had this thought: Damn we can't play with either one of these teams! Glad our guys showed what they're really capable of last night.

Dude don't be dumb. 19 points is the biggest post-season MARGIN OF VICTORY since '85. Obviously.

What a complete game! Everybody scoring at will... Sweet dishes... Lammers stuffing shots left & right... Mitchell getting his buckets down low... Even Jackson drilling 3's! And with that 19-point domination -- the biggest post-season win since 1985.

Yeah but let's get a high seed too

Back in the day when there were only 9 teams we had one 8vs9 play-in game. I think NC State won it all one year from that spot. Maybe the best solution is to have 4 play-in games by limiting the field to only the top 12 teams. But even that way your top 4 still get to play one less game...

Yeah we can't worry about Bracketology "last four in" or "first four out" or projected NIT #1s because they'll just change places with each other. So you're saying the group we should root against are Creigton, Hofstra, and Valpo for sure, and maybe Florida & GW.

Which teams do they show with #2 seeds? Those are who we need to lose. 3's also, maybe.