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Us a lot them a little. Line is about right. We will see. I want to see guys fired up and determined to show nay sayers (present company included) to eat their words. These guys need to play like they have their hair on fire and a little Tennessee whiskey in them.

Well, my personal perception is that if our line doesn't start knocking people off the ball we will see a replay of 2015. I have little confidence that our defense can consistently hold teams to fewer than three or four touchdowns. Simply put, we have to move the football pretty much the whole...

Shamire is probably the last one that needs to have the "OR" by his name. But we need to come off the ball better with lower pads and pop people. Everything else will fall into place.

It should because it is none of our business. Let the coaches and the leaders on the team handle it. It's over and done with. Let's play ball.

Whipped like the proverbial "rented mule" Well, not that bad but enough so that the depth chart has those notorious "OR" all over it. Bad enough, that Coach Johnson rather emphatically said he was "tired of looking at it" Pretty bad anyway.

God speed Leonard. Keep the faith. "Let not your heart be troubled You who believed in God believe also in me"

Good points. I thought about this as I watched the UMass and Florida game. The Minutemen will never be mistaken for a football powerhouse but they were "bringing the House"; if you get my drift nearly every play brought blitzes and although Florida was never in real trouble they were having...

Could be. I sympathize with those who are always calling for more blitzes. Coach Roof says we do not have the players for a more aggressive scheme. Personally, I think we just don't have the horses especially up front. Just the way it is.

This is largely true. But if you wanted to see fundamentally sound tackling look no further than Jemea Thomas. He would stick people and they generally went backwards. A fine football player.

True, but there was plenty of griping about that decision on the BC board. Given the conditions and the shakiness of their kicker I would have gone for it. Hindsight, of course, is always a ***** when you are the head ball coach.

If I did not know any better, I would have sworn I was watching Sean Spence, Perriman, and the rest of those cats from the U a few years ago. Those BC guys were in JT's grill in a New York second. I would not say that the better team won but we were fortunate. I firmly believe that the BC...

Possible, but don't underestimate Tennessee. They have their issues but talent is not one of them.

Is there anyway for both FSU and Ole Miss to lose? A pity because anything bad that happens to either one of them, they got it coming.

This pretty much covers it I think. Really need to work on both sides of the ball. Again, little pressure on the quarterback which does not bode well. Nonetheless it was the kind of game we lost last year. BC probably outplayed us but let it get away from them in the end. Giving up a fourth...

For the life of me, why do head coaches keep hiring this guy? Loeffler, I mean. Has he ever been a great success or is he just that impressive in the interview? It seems like he is not effective anywhere but he keeps popping up.

A contrarian opinion. We could lose this game. If BC was smart, they would just line up behind that big line and play power football. I can see that happening just as it has with UGA countless times. I am not sold on the defense being any better than recent editions but we will see. My...

Don't do that. Besides a lot of people including me share your skepticism about Kallon. For all our sakes, I hope we are wrong and the young man comes through with a big senior year.

Favorite from this era would be Joe Ham Old School would be Lothridge All American, runner up Heisman Most Underrated from this era would be Reggie Ball Old School would be "the young Left Hander" Kim King Favorite Play: from this era would be Nesbitt take back or Reggie's game...

You are probably right. He was very big and very good early on but may not have started as a freshman. Nonetheless a fine football player.