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No problem with it except an "official" release and your blaming journalists for doing their job. I wish those in my local paper would do their's, for instance.

I think you are having a bad morning. The last thing you want is to have those in charge -- coaches, mayors, presidents -- telling reporters what and when they can report and releasing the information "publicly". (I would sure like to know, for instance, who has access and thus influence in the...

The issue wasn't Smart telling a reporter first. The reporters in question are at the practice and see the injury. He wants to control their reporting of what they witness. Besides, if he is really concerned about that then maybe he could call the parents. I wonder if he is concerned about it or...

Good question. I hope somebody can answer it because I never thought of it.

Ah, nuts. I still can't make the paste function work but: the story concerns a decision by Georgia's coach to require reporters to clear certain injury or practice stories through him. How he would do this baffles me, as any reporter agreeing to that needs to be doing a hapless on-line blog...

leave it to Tech to go to a cow college and destroy their forage.

My god. If that is the market chart we are all busted.

Every play listed. But in my mind nothing, ever, was or will be as dramatic, as glorious, or as euphoric as Butker's 53-yarder against Georgia. Not in the history of GT football. Nothing. Ever. Dare I say I still get hot flashes thinking about it?

Tackles for loss.

Maybe it is time to acknowledge that in this day of high powered, high scoring offenses that can romp up and down the field seemingly at will, TOP is no longer a valid measure or predictor. We can begin to see it when the good guys would run six or seven minutes off the clock to score, then...

What was Lily Tomlin's line as Earnestine the telephone operator when things were not as they seemed to her? ? "Oh, never mind."

trying to figure what goofy Holtz can offer Meyer. Maybe tell him how really, really, really great he is and how really, really, really great all his assistants are. That's what he did best.

I did not explain myself well. What I was trying to get at was that any kid who might be committed to Sante Fe Polyurethane U. for instance, but did not sign, then would have opened up the recruiting all over again. I can see that happening with recruits all over the country as universities look...

Why exactly? What I see is that now there will be two signing periods and the accompanying angst and recruiting and counter recruiting, and that those "committed" to a program may wait until the second period to actually sign, leading to even more pirating of committed players. What is the...

My inclination -- with the length of this thread -- was to give it up and move on to something else, anything else. But the more I think about it the better it looks. This once was such a historic college matchup -- Saturday afternoon score roundups of Deep South powers -- and this one has such...

You're a sly one, you are.

It seems fair to say every opponent has been afraid of the matchup, both because of the offense and the speed at which it is run. Them big ol' SEC teams like to sit back on D fence and figure things out before committing. That's how they get the reputation for being so fast: nobody ever seems...

Hmm. Wonder if I could guess who the good guys are in your scheme?

Liberal, yes. Fundamentalist by any definition, no. And your question referred to my omission of the word "flat" as you indeed inferred.

Okay. Your last paragraph pretty much explains your creationism. (Just picking at you.) And though ranging far afield from smash mouth, and not to prolong it, but would you extend "liberal fundamentalism" to rejection of earth advocates -- not that many left, more's the pity -- or the 6,000...