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Musta been his first cousin once removed. The one I'm thinking of maybe was a piano player.

was not Eddie Lee Ivory a GT man? And did I once read that Billy Lothridge played a couple of games at QB for Dallas? And there were several tight end types -- Billy Martin, Taz Anderson among them, all pre-dating Johnson of course. And all kinds of linebackers, several of whom had serious head...

I think we are all indebted to Gabby Johnson for clearing stating what had to be said.

I know that scheduling has become harder, and sectional rivalries important, but Iowa still sticks in my craw.I thought the better team won so there's no complaint there, but it was 24-14 and not really that close. Maybe I am getting cocky or something, but start dumping the SEC and try to talk...

As to the "top 20" recruiting class, I am with you and just kind of sick of hearing any more about Feb. 1, a day that now lives in infamy in our head coach's office in the land. (By the way, imagine my burst bubble to read those commitments aren't faxed any more. They are scanned and emailed. I...

Nobody anywhere was ever going to allow him on their ball field no matter how much he might have or have not pouted with the possible exception of a ceremonial coin toss. There still seems to persist this notion that it was but a bump on the head.

Think hat second guy was asking himself why his D line didn't keep blockers off of him? Looked for a second there he might hold his own until Mason collapsed him. That's a piece of film they won't enjoy seeing rewound for them.

I kind of slid past it on the first read, but after reading several comments on this board over the months and maybe years about folks being sick of cut blocking and "aiming at somebody's knees," and wanting Tech to man up with blocking, well. Mason describes line play at Georgia Tech as...

Surely there is an analogy waiting to be sprung, as in you don''t dance bad for ...

Talks exactly like a Belichick guy already doesn't he?

I am the most cheerful of men with the certitude that if something can go wrong ... I see on the recruiting side there is a lot of buzz about commitments but I haven't been able to find a site reflecting any of it. I have to get better at this stuff.

Kiffin left that game long before it was played. I don't ever remember seeing a coach quit on his team. Who would hire that slug?

First I would like to see actual signed commitments Feb. 1, both those we think we have and those we may not know we have.

Hmm. Maybe Bama gets to pick its foe? Other than that, it makes no sense at all. But I betcha both of Duke's fans show up.

The sponsors want to match top teams every year. They won't commit to anybody being a permanent opponent, even ND.

You may be right. Except, and what I hear is kinda second hand but I have heard it several times now, the atmosphere around that staff is toxic. Maybe deliberately so from the top. And let's face it, as several SEC schools have found -- our dear friends over at Georgia being amongst them --...

To hell with that. I wanna know how many times it has been answered.

The difficulty to that reasoning is that the competitive nature of the coaches is not considered. I hate the money they make, but the truth is those in it just for the money aren't successful enough to get that kind of money in the first place. Besides which you know you have taxes, agent's...

You might be hard pressed to find a really successful successor to a powerful football coach. Fisher at FSU is now, and he had the good fortune if you will to take a program that had deteriorated, so maybe that is not the same. Seems the program has to get one coach removed to come back.

I confess, my carefully held secret has been outed. I love it when geeks talk dirty.