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It's purely business, fellas. When the NY Yankees and Chicago Cubs own bowls, there is a message there. Money to be made.

Well, there damn well better be. Tech's football traditions leave Kentucky in the ditch. They haven't played football there since somebody named Babe Parilli was a quarterback, then Bear Bryant lit out. Personally it kind of irritates me that somebody would be that patronizing. Bet it does...

Put here because I can't figure anyplace else. But has anybody ever, in the history of college football, ever seen a worse Hail Mary pass? That thing went straight up and straight down like a mortar being fired at a position 10 yards down the field, and Georgia's bunched receivers were left...

That punch was the tipoff that Woody was slipping. Didn't even knock the kid off balance.

They got all pumped up over Louisville, maybe? The last SEC team that was thinking the offense wouldn't be a problem was Mississippi State, and I kind of remember that one.

I had to ask what "tier one" meant.

if Meyer can give his old man a job, he can find one for her.

Good news for you, then. With an 11 a.m. start you can make the whole trip and game with one overnight and still have a room to get dressed for the game after breakfast. They obviously did not consult the hotels on this.

I was in Ohio for much of this and NC for the rest and I don't recall ever seeing Tech play and about as much OSU as I could stand. More, actually. Made me miss Tech and start to actively root against OSU, and I still do.

You may be right, though with that offense they will always be in the hunt, but the D has to be better though I am not sure how well anyone else throws the ball because VT shredded them. Never thought I would see that. I know we clocked VT, but I suspect they had one of those college kid games...

Well, I have to say Redmule just about but not quite nailed it with Clemson-VT. Never thought VT would put up 35 on that defense. I looked out my window a bit earlier and a blackbird was on a neighboring roof. I figured Redmule couldn't find a crow on such short notice. Good game, a couple of...

I was just picking at him. It's just that I sometimes wonder how in the world a coach ever coached without several coaches upstairs running offense or defense, and then the TV replays that did their work for them in calling for a review, and of course those silly-looking cards and caps in front...

Maybe. But were there not coaches on the sideline?

Well, you got guts and sometimes guts is enough. But VT will beat Clemson when GT doesn't need skill at the skill positions. But you really hung it out there, anyway.

It turned out the guy who should have been hired was Lewis's OC, Steve Logan. Once again the head guy got credit for what a subordinate wrought.

If that part were true GT would still have the ball since he would be down before fumbling. Yeah, I know. SEC officials and all that. Which is a really good reason to follow the "Casino" admonition, why take a chance? I bet the players even get a lecture about best on-field behavior, holding on...

...see views of new AD about opponents. In a way I don't blame them since the offense is completely different from anything they will see all year, but after all they are supposed to be big boys and should come out and play.

Terrific. Where was this video when I was trying to be a QB? It reminded me a little of a pitching discussion I overheard when Sandy Koufax was demonstrating his classic, power pitching form, and the pushoff from his left leg, (his back leg). It was sometimes incredibly technical which surprised...

That's because we fans know something about evaluating talent, and professional talent spotters don't, in our living rooms, right from a scouting service.

Thanks for posting that. Not bad for the grind-it-out guys, was it? A couple of things jump out just from a 13 minute look at the best of the season, not necessarily a fair gauge, but one is the development of Stewart from last season. Became the go-to receiver and did it big time. Another is...