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What he said. The chances of this happening with the current makeup of the Hill and the BOR is about like me seeing a blizzard down here in south Georgia.

I am of two minds about this: On the one hand, I agree that they are "overrated feasting on inferior teams" but my eyes tell me that this is a team that has it going on all cylinders. UGA is talented and does not try to do anything fancy but let those 4 and 5 stars do what comes natural...

Clemson is every bit as good as advertised. They are outstanding in the front 7 on defense and pretty good on offense. No doubt in my mind that they are far and away the best team we have played this year. Personally, I think they are much better than Miami especially on defense. Top 10...

That's him. It was Kelvin Bryant. Man he was silky smooth in his cuts. A really fine player.

For the moment, Kirvonte has earned every accolade he has received. He has worked very hard and deserves our admiration and respect in stepping in when two more highly recruited players decided to take their wares elsewhere. Kirvonte stuck with us and has proven himself to be an All ACC type...

Mr. Benson is correct in all of his statements about his son save one IMHO. Our opponents, our fans, and most importantly his teammates most definitely "respect" Kirvonte. Take it to the bank. That said, it should be remembered that Bback is a very physically demanding position. Kirvonte...

Interesting chart. My takeaway is not the ever popular YPP, important though it may be, but the plays/game. The way our team is constructed simply demands a positive TOP and that means the closer to 70 plus plays we get the better off we are. In 2011 under Tevin we had the highest YPP and it...

That dude can play. He might be the best that JL will face this year so at least he has that behind him.

I knew it was pretty good but that is outstanding.

It is insane but an offensive lineman just about has to take down a defender pro wrestling style for anything to be called. The officials seem to give every advantage to the offense not only in holding calls but contested passes too. Our tackles might as well get in on the fun because our...

I think, sheer speculation mind you, but the loss of Andrew Marshall is more serious than perhaps was first realized. Will is serviceable at tackle, (for that matter if pressed he could probably play center in a pinch) but it would appear that he is much more comfortable and more suited for...

I agree with all this but for "Most Improved" from last year I would put Brant.

Seems like it was fairly early in the third quarter but I might be wrong. The Wake coach said that the crowd noise caused the center to think that a play check was the snap count. If one of our players had not been held (tackled virtually) we would have recovered that ball.

Yes, but to be honest I am not sure that anything can be done. It is hard to get pressure on those spread quarterbacks sitting back in a shot gun with all the eye candy going on that makes linebackers hesitate.

I thought it was because of the move to defensive back. Maybe he looked at our offense and went hmm... Aback is better than being at a position I am not suited for.

You can bet on it. They knew our tendencies on blitzes because all to often Stevie Wonder can see it coming.

It was something that's for sure. Wake was still ahead about the 7:30 mark of the third quarter. All of a sudden they could not get a third down conversion to save their life and then they missed a fourth down that really hurt them. I don't know what I would have done differently in their...

Very proud of Shamire. Great job and well deserved honor.

Anyone would be struggling given the inadequate pass protection. He is jittery thinking about how little time he has. He has to learn to trust his line and look for more than one receiver. Easy to say as a fan. Hard, very hard, to do as a quarterback with some 250lb defensive end barreling...

Completely away from the play and totally unnecessary. The Wake coach alluded to it in his post game presser as one of the things that got them beat.