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He's like one of those old dolls that talks when you pull the string. There are a limited number of prerecorded messages the doll can say. CGC says the same things over and over again and almost as randomly as the doll.

Some good things. The defense fought hard and kept us in the game. Nate McCollum had an incredible effort play to save a touchdown and get us the ball back. Hall had his most productive game for us. Eley continues to be a baller. Sims has some very good plays, just needs more consistency.

Sadly, I feel the same way. I sometimes laugh at the ineptitude to kill the pain. The other thing is I have become so numb to the steady stream of mistakes that I don’t react at all. In the past, a game with as many mistakes as we typically make would make me angry.

Why would he?

Agreed. What other school would not have anyone bat an eye reading about and responding to a thread based on a D&D premise?

This is actually an understatement. They competed to win vs going through the motions. Maybe we could do a reset with an interim coach mid-season. You know, play with more passion and discipline to set the table for next year.

1) Go to one of the GT swag threads. 2) Identify who buys a lot of gear. 3) Find out where they live. 4) Rob their closet.

Van Gorder was Louisville's DC, and he strongly disparaged the option and they went away from it in his one unsuccessful year at Georgia Southern. CPJ did not forget and left him with this embarrassing loss.

Well, B... L.... was fired with 3 games left in the season. Homer Rice went up to personally watch the nationally televised Thursday night game against Maryland in College Park and was so distressed by the lack of effort and passion in the one-sided loss that he said he felt like he had no...

So you're passing on attending our dog and pony show to attend your wife's horse show? How ever could you do that?

We're number 1 in Total EPA! Oh, that's percentile, not ranking? Oops.

I've been to every home game but 2 since 1979. The loudest for me was the 1989 game against UGA. We both came in 6-4, but we started 0-3 and went on a roll that propelled us to the 1990 national championship. However, we did not go to a bowl game in 1989 because the Peach Bowl took UGA before...

My answer to the title of the thread is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit, assuming he's been sitting for a while.

Congratulations! You are the first person to make this request! Situation for the mods is still the same!

Congratulations. You are the 100th person on this thread to make that suggestion. The report link on the bottom left of each thread does work if you have a complaint. Continually calling them out on a thread probably gets on their nerves.

Rick Strom actually had the longest career as an NFL quarterback. Even started some games. Everyone forgets about him, but the teams he was on were very forgettable.

The young 'uns stepped up and were primarily responsible for the win. Hope their progress continues.

He meant basketball, not baseball. But you reinforce the fact that most of our sports teams are pretty good, even though football is in a down cycle.

I noticed that every time the opposition breaks a big play, someone on our D lays down and is "hurt". They usually aren't injured, they are coached to lie down to theoretically kill the other team's momentum. Note to whoever came up with the idea - it doesn't help.

I always snickered at the name **** Shiner, who used to do the color commentary on the Raycom games.