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The crowds this year at Paulson so far have been some of the best in GSU history. But your other points are spot on. It's a good thing for the GSU program the Eagles have gotten off to such a good start - they are rolling through the Sun Belt, so either they are good or the Sun Belt is awful and...

Isaiah should be an enforcer in run support. The linebackers were terrible yesterday in their primary role, stopping the run. If you can fog a mirror, you have half of the admission requirements for a Mississippi State football player covered. Yeah, their D line depth is better - PJ even...

I predict another injury for Duke. Lots and lots of backside hurt come Saturday evening.

17? Now that we have a QB who CAN run the triple? Who has at least one gamebreaking receiver? And there's a QB who can get him the ball? 17? And I thought only Winger had a bad reference to 17.

Seeing as how Auburn, Ole Miss and Miss State have to play each other and Auburn has to play Alabama, at least two teams are going to have at least one loss. I don't think the mathematical probabilities are in the SEC West's favor. What if Alabama gets up and runs the table? I still see at least...

When it comes to receivers/slotbacks, I think whoever starts isn't all that important, especially since those two spots are rotated almost every play. I was noticing too that Harrell wasn't on the two-deep. Hmmph.

We're 5-0. We've beaten Va Tech and Miami in the same year for the first time under PJ. Lots of folks outside the program - and maybe even a few fans - had us pegged at 3-2 or 2-3 or worse at this point. It's something worth celebrating. But there's still work to be done. Hope the students who...

Miami's pride was hurt. Does that count?

Kiss of death?

Without even looking at the link, this sounds like it was either Schultz or Hummer who wrote it.

LOL at Shannon knew how to stop the 3O. Like the whiteout night it got 470 plus rushing on them?

You would think that an offense like the triple option would have a certain appeal to an engineering school. Precision. Discipline. All the parts working together.

I thought Miami played well on both sides of the ball and man can they fly. They are a much different and better team from that opening clunker. They also have done a much better job against us in the Al Golden era, as opposed to whatever it was Randy Shannon was doing (it sure did not look like...

1. Listening to sports talk radio, particularly in Atlanta, is an abject waste of time. 2. Isn't it about time for Steven "Steak" Shapiro to get s'canned again? One of the most talentless hacks in a medium that embraces talentless hacks.

Aside from NC State and Tech, Southern's schedule has been soft - the worst program in Division I football, FBS or FCS, a bad App State team and a weak South Alabama team.

As jacked up as the guys seemed to be for the Hokies, having that week off to recharge and regroup might be just what they need, instead of any hangover effect from beating VPI. Monday practice might be a little ragged but it won't take long for things to get straightened out. Hopefully some...

At least it's not the rapping president. And judging by the unis, it's the win over South Alabama for the first Sun Belt win, and not the win over Savannah State.

Yeah, Southern's biggest hurdle, even for the Sun Belt, isn't competition between the lines. It's money. Pure and simple. Now, to their administration's credit, they didn't go up on ticket prices this year. That, however, is going to change. And with an athletic department budget of $14-$16...

GSU's Sun Belt schedule is soft. Then again, so is the league. Thought GSU would be 6-6 going into the season. But with godawful Troy, godawful Ga State, godawful Idaho and godawful New Mexico State ahead, Southern could be 8-4 without much problem this year. Add UMass and Eastern Michigan to...

Buddy Green at Navy, who came over from UTC, IIRC. Rusty Russell at Southern, Erk's son, who Sewak dismissed after his first year of running the program.