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I subscribe to the theory that you are known not by the friends you make, but by your enemies. I am not on high but I do hate them. Arrogant little twits. (And I am not name calling. I am describing.)

By "end up" then maybe in another eight or nine years when his sons are out -- his oldest is a scholarship freshman LB redshirt and his youngest supposedly a lights-out HS linebacker, a rising junior, already offered a Clemson scholarship -- then maybe. But if it is "Clemson media" it must be...

This is my nominee for the most insightful analysis of the year. Objective, too.

Come on, guys. Pay attention. Venables already said he is staying at Clemson, turning down a friend at Texas Tech. Besides, Snyder has this interesting clause in his contract: he can participate naming his successor. And his son is a coach under him. Conflicted, anyone?

You are correct and I was wrong ... but in my defense, not much of one, I did not under estimate ND. I forgot about them. Getting old is not for sissies. I think Georgia is better than Oklahoma and way better than OSU, which has begun to rival ND as the year's most over-rated football team. But...

I'm more concerned with who beat them rather than how many times they were beaten.And while I know OSU tuned up Oregon for a NC, Clemson waxed both of them , big time, in recent championship series. I know it might look bad, but I really think the best three teams are Alabama, Clemson and...

I think he makes a good case. More importantly, Georgia made a good case, though they will never be able to shed that fourth quarter folding reputation. That is a very good football team and its defense would stack up really well against both Oklahoma and OSU. It would take an act of unpossessed...

Well, then consider this among the stats, and I am not a big time of possession fan (I am haunted by long, grinding drives that consumed time and resulted in a score, only to have the opposition go the length of the field in about three minutes) but: OSU's defense was on the field 44 minutes and...

Heisman coached everywhere. He was a mercenary before it was a football tradition.

try here: https://www.ajc.com/sports/college/report-interview-two-interested-candidates-stansbury-plan/8gJ7LQHkbjtUZdhElFVcRO/

Well, then if Elliott was to come into consideration, we lose. He is a hot coaching property making about $900,000 at Clemson with the added enticement of bonuses bases on wins, bowls, etc. I am not saying throw $5 million at him, but $2.5-$3 million will be the competitive rate. It's called...

Because I did not know where to put this, I put it here. It is an Athletic piece so you may need a subscription, but if you read it and have followed Johnson at GT, you will recognize the Johnson in this piece. A nice job, and his "coaching tree" not only respects the guy, they all admire him...

If Stansbury is as open as he says he is in an AJC story today, he has aced out every prospect on a bowl-bound football team. Says he wants the decision done by Dec. 15, early signing, so coach and recruits can meet and get to know one another before signing. Again, one guy meets that spec...

So long, Georgia. But really, if we want to compete with Clemson then let's be about it. At some point Johnson was asked about some score that made GT look really bad, and the memory if but vague, and his response was simply that: if we don't want them scoring on us then let's stop them. (After...

Well, okay. But ... Whisenhunt meets them. (And I have to say that was a unique way of writing job specs. So at the end, nobody was qualified for the job you posted? I had a friend once who wanted to hire a Canadian for a job. Had to get a green card I think, and my friend had to certify in...

Well, there is this: 4th quarter, 21-21, Army drives 65 yards in 17 plays before being forced to throw .. a pick. Okla. wins in OT. That point total is not unusual with Johnson's offense, one that has demonstrated production. I admit to not being a data guy -- analytics leave me with a chill to...

It is a natural rivalry, easy driving distance. If we get tired of Clemson beating us up, let's make them stop.

It is becoming clearer that this search is front -loaded for Whisenhunt. The job description was written for him: Tech ties, NFL experience. Stansbury has copped out on his first major hire and gone turtle with a "safe" pick. So he will hire Whisenhunt, who has spent about three months coaching...

don't argue it's not. Really don't know. But it begs the question, if defense is lousy, it held Army to one score less than the offense, and that is the job of a defense. Their lousy defense had nothing to do with that score.

Would lead me to go to the scores expecting a blowout. What was it again? 28-21? an offensive shootout!