South Carolina has some talent, Hilinski is better than Bentley and Kinlaw is grown man, but I'm not sure the depth is there in the trenches to go 4 quarters. I think this will go similar to the UT game. Two teams holding the other by the throat and swinging hard each others faces before Georgia carries them out to deeper water where their feet no longer touch. I think it's a 35-17 win for the Dawgs.

Could we ask you to elaborate on which areas Missouri is ahead on in terms of depth and by what measure Missouri is using to catch up to the SEC leaders in the trenches?

Can we please get Mike Leach to UT. The press conferences would be amazing, the offense would be better than what we've seen thus far, and his Costanza-esque portrait would be perfect for an SEC head coaches office.

This matured well.

I agree man. I like to savor each week for what it is. And sure some are more disappointing than others (FCS games) but they all come and go too fast.

And Florida could utilize the turnover handcuffs. I'm sure most of the team is already pretty comfortable with how they work anyway.

I would agree there. I'd also like to see them win in short yardage situations (offense and defense) and get some takeaways out of the defense. But the penalties are a big one to me. Against better teams we can't be giving up free yardage and free first downs like that.

I mean considering he played end and tackle in high school and was an Army Medic in WWII, I'd wager to say that Mr Munson had been in enough physical altercations in his lifetime and definitely knew what a hobnail boot was.

I believe Fromm is a 4 year player. The guy talked his grandpa (his personal hero) into buying him a $500 Herschel Walker signed helmet when he was like 6. I think championship or not this year, he's gonna want to play four years at Georgia. Plus a guy like him being given a chance to write a few more records, I think he'd take that kinda opportunity.

*on that side of the ball

I'd agree with the O-line but seeing as how the D-line is such a question mark this season, I'm nowhere near prepared to say it's on the level of the Defensive Lineman Factory that is Alabama. Clemson rolled them because they had a scarily talented line on that side of the and an above average O-line that played above their average. Until Georgia can match up 4 quarters with Alabama and actually prove it, these speculations are mostly hot air at best. Do I think the group could be special, absolutely. What fan doesn't see that potential in their team, but none of the players have proven to be consistent enough to give the advantage to Georgia. Hopefully I'm eating these words come end of season but we'll see.

Of course Florida isn't on the list, it's difficult to embarrass someone with a mullet wearing jorts. All jokes aside the ICC guy was a walking trainwreck and should never be allowed to coach again ever, anywhere. I'm also way too ready for the season to start so these writers can have more football material. I feel for you guys in these long, dark, desolate months.

I'd log it as a close second behind the players actually getting their due... but it's a very close second. I'd be lying if I said that wasn't my first thought as well though.

It's not like it says it on the tweet they used to... Oh, wait...

Bama didn't sign the top recruit in their state either, so what's your point BamaTime? Or are you still trying to fill the void your sister left when she decided y'all should start dating other people?

Yea because Florida fans never try to find anything to celebrate. Y'all just go on about how 'if we'd have had a healthy secondary...' etc or making up excuses as to why you lost to UK. Must stick in your craw that Ole Miss, Miss St, and SC all signed more 5 stars this year alone than you have on your entire roster.

One to three*

Funny, every time I check on Bama articles there's maybe one to reach UGA fans here and there. And yet every other comment on BamaTime's profile mentions UGA. I'm still of the opinion that someone from Georgia took his lady from him and that's why he's salty. Though that would be assuming he's competent and charming enough to have a girlfriend.

Could be because a U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Tuesday upheld a decision by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to recognize the University of Southern California's century-old claim to the logo letters back in 2010.

"53 yards... that's like 4 football fields." I love that man.

I miss football already...

I think all it means is that the media is gonna have a nice narrative to carry into the off-season. Recruiting isn't the be-all-end-all predictor of a teams ability to win games (see Georgia and Alabama) but it's a big part of the equation because, to the shock of nobody, bigger, stronger, and faster players usually play better football. The more you stock up on those players the more likely you are to win games and championships, aka the blue chip ratio. And in looking at recruiting rankings so far for next year and with a whole off-season of this narrative of being overrated, I feel (and hope) we could be in for a fired up season of SEC football next year.

Well that does it, all I need to do to learn to football is listen to UrbanLiar and Joe Marks. Apparently recruiting depth isn't important, you can just use injuries as a good excuse. And if your coach loses twice to a coach in as many years, it means he's coaching circles around him. Thank you, thank you for teaching me to football. Be careful throwing out blame at the refs though, someone might confuse you for a Georgia fan talking about their loss in the Natty. It's a shame all Richt's recruits will be gone soon, seems like we've just loaded up on some scrubs to replace them in recruiting over the past couple years.

These are some awful outlandish predictions from a fan of a team that got beat by such losers 36-17 and has the 17th ranked recruiting class just loaded with 3-4 stars. We lost today sure, but you're a long way off from the Spurrier/Meyer years my friend.

I knew all the tweeting and running their mouths and all that was gonna bite em and it did. Texas came out punching from the first whistle and never stopped (sometimes literally). I want Chaney gone ASAP but part of me wonders if he's a package deal with Pittman and that's why Kirby is so reluctant. That or the thought of settling a new DC and OC in the same season with a junior Fromm. Either way, I hope they use this as motivation to humble themselves and go to work all off-season. Maybe get some key players to eschew the NFL to return and then wrap up another solid recruiting class. Sure we got wailed on tonight, but I can still find plenty of reason to be optimistic for the future.

Usually yes, but if you're Steve Spurrier it's the exact right time. Lol. I feel like he's enjoyed enraging Georgia fans as much as he did winning, possibly more.

Exactly why they shouldn't have been tweeting like that. Save your sh!t talking for after the game. Or better yet save it until after the season.

I agree. If someone had gotten hurt and they laughed it's a different story. But much like the Auburn bite it's likely to just be an interesting sidenote in the rivalry.

Florida and TAMU are very different programs and universities than South Carolina though. The AD is going to have to give whoever the coach is time to build something (much like Kentucky has).

I'm assuming he means in a "lights a fire under them" kinda way like the LSU loss seemed to this year. I'm hopeful though that next years team doesn't need to be motivated by losses.