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Still gotta go with the Dawgs. Ryan Day just cannot to get past Michigan.

PThe Ricker...You & I see Mizzou's success the same way. When Drink received that $2 Million mid season raise(going from $4 million to $6 Million per year)in 2022 his record was 14-17. Mizzou's success in 2023 is because drink hired an elite Offensive Coordinator and not because of anything miraculous that Drink himself did, but now Drink's at $9 Million per year.

Snoop Dogg was very close to the Southern Cal program back when Pete Carrol had 'em on top. He attended practices, was on the sidelines, etc.

A couple more years on the SEC Channel and Paul will slide into retirement.

humper...The Deboer hire was one that I am very luke-warm on. I'm in a wait-in-see mode on him.

Luv...What a lack of class you've repeatedly shown. Pls. show yourself to the EXIT and be gone. This site is no place for comments like that.

Yes Cody's age translates to the NFL pros as ...Well a 21 yr. old running back has 9 years left, but Cody has only five(5) years until those legs reach that magic # of 30 yrs. old. He's a heckuva back & I hope he has a good NFL career.

The top-tier SEC Head Coaches such as our former coach, Nick Saban and Kirby Smart deserve to be paid as National Championship Sinning Head Coaches. But...the next rung down the ladder, which includes Tennessee & Missouri. Their head coaches are making $9 Million per year and for what ? Drink's had only one(1) good year in his 5 at Mizzou. Heup at Knoxville=Ditto for a good year in 2022; but what else ? Those salaries are about what is deserved for their overall records. At. S.C. Shane Beamer's salary went from $3 Million to $6 Million after having a bad year=? Is it like other colleges are battling to try to hire these guys away ? Not hardly. Napier at Florida=$7 Million per year for very poor results. It's beginning to look like most SEC AD's cannot even balance their own checkbooks.

All the 'Nole fans seem to have forgotten they "their team" lost an All ACC QB and that's the real reason they were snubbed. Accept the blame & move on 'Noles.

This young man should be "The Poster Child" for the really bad side of the Portal. 4th school now ? Hmmm.

boxster...My though exactly. He's enjoying his retirement & is far more relaxed.

Jalen said it best..."It don't matter they won".

A VOLS QB ? You jest I'm sure. Nico's upside is immense talent but unproven in the SEC. Played very little in 2023 so very little game experience. But the Vol fans believe(just as they did on Milton) that one(1) Bowl Game crowns him a Superstar.

Ron...Agreed. Yes Shadeur can provide "Flash Moments" of grandeur. But as an NFL GM I want a Quarterback that is consistently good, which draws me to Carson Beck(who has excelled in the SEC). Beck's the type of QB who will not lose games for a team. He's got my vote. Frankly I have not seen Ewers play enough to comment.

Vol fans actually think that one(1) Win vs. Alabama in 15 years defines their program. What a joke of a fan base.

But a guy named tom Brady was also the final pick in his draft. Anything is possible when a player is in the right position with the team that has the coaches to coaches him up.

Terrion has the talent to be to be all-Pro. Here's wishing you a great and long & successful NFL career.

Candace Parker is one of the greatest(If not the greatest) to ever wear Tennessee orange. Playing for legendary head coach Pat Summitt helped her to become the basketball player she became. Thanks of the memories Candace. Here's wishing you much success in your new financial endeavors.

Last year in the NFL Draft Hendon Hooker(who had a great year) was drafted at #68. This year in the NFL Draft Joe Milton(you judge what kind of year he had) was drafted at #193...just let that sink in #193. Heup's QB's do not grade high in the NFL. Heup's blur/pass/offense may glaze, daze and amaze but the NFL is not impressed nor will the ever be impressed with it. The Vols "Great Offense" lost four(4) games last year by being outscored...Let that sink in too. Big "O" & no "D".

Drake Maye can make all the throws. Hooker=well we all know that he cannot make all the throws. In NFL QB's size may not be the important factor, the arm is. Plus the NFL cares less that Joe can throw it 80 yards.

Considering Spencer Rattle completed 67.5% in his two(2) seasons as a Cock, with virtually no O-Line blocking is a major feat in the SEC. I'm glad he was drafted and now's the time to prove yourself as a NFL Quarterback.

Burton has some maturity issues but in the NFL those will either be toned-down or he will be in the regular job market after a couple year in the NFL. Lots of luck in the NFL Jermaine.

Humper...One undeniable fact concerning Kirby's arrival in Athens that you overlook ths that Kirby inherited a team that was coached & built by Mark Richt, who was a good coach in his own right, ran a well-organized program and was fired for only one(1) reason...He could not get the Dawgs to a National Championship. That tiny little fact speaks volumes when comparing the situation at Florida inherited by Billy to Georgia's situation.

Here's wishing Brock Bowers a successful & long NFL career.

Facts: Last year Hendon Hooker(who had a great year) was drafted #68 in the NFL Draft and this year Joe Milton(no comment on his play) was drafted #193 in the NFL Draft. Opinion: Obviously the NFL does not think highly of Heup's Quarterbacks.

Great for Bo ! Bo Nix and Drake Maye will be the most durable Quarterbacks in the draft. Lots of luck Bo in your NFL career.

VFL_88...Yes. I thought the Panthers would draft quality 0-Line players. Without a serviceable line Bryce is still running.

ruff...It'll be the Washington Redskins forever to most people.

pop...Agreed 100%

Gunner Stockton will beat him out. Rashada goes to Arizona State, played in only 3 games & in only 3 games threw 3 picks. Not great stats. I'm surprised that Kirby even had interest in him. First-committed to Miami, then committed to Florida, then to Arizona State. Gotta really wonder about this kid' maturity. He just does not seem like Dawg material. Most Dawg recruits really wanted to play for Georgia.