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That makes me like you more.

I'm not a fan of punishing folks for making good choices and working hard, resulting in the accumulation of some money. Some call it "fortunate". I think that's bs.

So, to summarize, no further need for the gtswarm basketball forum, right?

"Hey, I've got this scholarship here. One that would take care of all of your son's college expenses. Was thinking about giving it to Wesley, but I've heard that you've made good choices and work hard and may not necessarily "need" it, so I was thinking I'd give it to someone else. That ok...

This part shouldn’t matter. He’s either earned it, or he hasn’t. I believe he has.

Carpenter isn't moving to LB.

Any season that ends with 9 wins, and includes a win over Uga, is a very good season.

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I don’t see this one that way. I’m glad we got Key, but I can see some validity in the questions people have raised.

Brock has definitely contributed in a big way. Main reason we have an indoor practice facility. However, from what little I’ve heard about him, he doesn’t seem like the type to withhold over the type of offense GT runs.

And you would think being such a high level institution people could engage in a reasoned discussion and not resort to equating reasonable questions with hate.

It’s not “hate”. People are just asking questions. Not remotely close to hate.

I'm all for giving Wells a scholarship

My feeling is similar to yours.

Drove by a couple months back when we took my daughter to Dollywood. Pretty area.

We used a time out toward the end when there was a loose ball tie up. GT had the possession arrow. No need to use the timeout there.

It feels different, because CGC is intentionally going about this differently.

Gloves may come off, but integrity matters.

That’s the part that infuriates me. At least with the missed layups the other team is contesting the shot. Still not good misses, though. No excuse for a college player to miss that many FTs. And turnovers, too. We had twice as many as VT. Missed FTs and turnovers were the difference.