jeffgt14
We don't quite suck as much anymore.
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These Aguayo's need to go though.
LOLThese Aguayo's need to go though.
UGA has Chubb. That's the difference.Anyone else think UNC had more speed than uga?
UGA has Chubb. That's the difference.
If you want to know what happened to UNC you don't have to look any further than this chain of events that lasted about 2 minutes: Catch the kickoff right next to the sideline and run out of bounds at the 12 instead of letting it bounce out and taking over at the 35 yard line. Having a ridiculous Illegal Receiver Down Field call that was totally bogus, negating a positive play, and then going crazy on the refs for an additional half the the distance to the goal penalty. Setting up a screen in your own EZ and still trying to complete the pass 4 yards deep in a crowd. Both players had empty heads, the guy throwing it instead of grounding it and the guy catching it instead of slapping it to the ground. Somebody must be still writing their papers for them. The game flipped on this sequence. A poossible positive drive, continuing their momentum was replaced by a UGA defensive safety.unc inexplicibly abandoned their running game in the 2nd half, i think Hood had nearly a 8 yard per carry avg
Thanks Boomer!It was a good weekend for the Special Ed Conf. Here are the results so far comparing our conference to theirs through 2 weeks of action in out of conference games:
vs NON POWER 5 FBS: SEC (7-3), ACC (5-1)
vs FCS: SEC (4-0), ACC (8-1)
vs BIG 10: SEC (0-1), ACC (2-0)
vs PAC 12: SEC (2-0), ACC (0-1)
vs BIG 12: SEC (1-1), ACC (0-0)
HEAD to HEAD (2-2)
So going against other power 5 schools so far the mighty SEC has a 5-4 record for 55.6%, the ACC is 4-3 for 57.1%.
Give the academically challenged credit for playing two more games than us so far in the P5.
Winning percentage against ALL out of conference combined: SEC (16-7) 70%, ACC (17-5) 77%
Sure looks like just another conference to me. I will continue this weekly rant until either the hype stops or the SEC starts earning the praise.