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Since that includes people from our management program, which is actually really good, I don't think it'd be too bad.

That just means we're due to whoop em [emoji41]

That's true, plus you can't just ignore the physical toll that playing QB for us takes. The simple fact that he was able to run our offense at a high level for 3 years at his small size proves he's a tough SOB. He took every team's best shot and kept coming back. I don't doubt that he could...

That dude is a hitter, I legit feel sorry for opposing WRs coming across the middle sometimes. He and AJ make a great combo in play styles, I expect them to blossom this year.

It becomes bad when it influences the refs, which is unfortunately a side effect of building that reputation. If enough coaches complain about it, they start specifically watching for it and then call us on the very iffy ones where the OL gets himself chopped because he held onto a DL trying to...

Careful, we don't want to give away the blueprint [emoji41]

It could be done like the coaches poll, where the HC just passes it off to one of his staffers without Athlon specifically asking for one. That's probably the most likely, as the HC is generally too busy to even bother with stuff like this. That first quote, though, sounds like pure Cutcliffe.

This guy gets it [emoji106]

So many great Dwyer memories, unfortunately tainted by his later off-field issues. One of my favorite runs of his was the Duke game where it took something like 10 or 11 guys to bring him down. Pure "want-to" on that run!

He wasn't driving, he was just blazing in his dorm room. Why that's a crime is beyond me. I agree about driving though, treat it the same as DUI with alcohol.

As much as I relish any chance to piss on a Dwag, I can't really cheer someone getting arrested with a little weed and a pipe on them. Legalization is coming folks, probably sooner than you expect. Pure profit (and tax revenue) is what's going to drive it.

This disappoints me... Btw I literally just realized Sardo Numspa was the same dude as Tywin Lannister. I freaking loved that movie as a kid, no clue how I didn't make that connection earlier.

Give the kid time, this is only his true sophomore season coming up. Maybe he was focusing more this offseason on getting bigger, and now going into summer conditioning he'll start working on getting leaner. Btw, I don't think he looks fat at all...it's not an Eddie Lacy situation or anything...

Yeah it was still up as of last night (finally started watching it, only saw 1st half though). It's under the "replay" tab in NCAA Football, at first it showed none then they all popped up.

It's definitely a better package of channels than you'd get through a cable company...at $65/month I get most major cable channels, all the ESPNs and Fox Sports, plus HBO & Showtime. Normally to get those channels from a cable company you have to get their biggest bundle and end up supporting...

I bet ESPN thinks the internet has killed the need for Sportscenter to be a score/highlight show like it used to be since everyone has a smartphone with all scores immediately available to them, so they fill up half of the show's airtime with BS arguments and people shouting their opinions at...

The missing 5,000 seats are actually reserved for all the additional medical personnel they're going to have to bring to treat all the wounded we leave behind.

Balanced out by Kevin Cone, who barely saw the field here but was on the Falcons roster for a few years.

We definitely had some good luck of our own that year, but we still dealt with our fair share of horrible calls against us (see the literal 14 swing of the JT goal line "strip" that single handedly kept uga in the game). The difference was our team was ready and willing to fight through the...

I think that was the most painful part of the year for me as a fan. In our worst season in a generation, we legitimately had a very good chance to win most of our games but couldn't get out of our own way quick enough. It was like a season-long shot to the nuts...close enough for us to have hope...