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3 takeaways from Georgia’s wild win against injury-riddled Florida
This performance by Beck after a bye week. Ugh.
It's great seeing the 'Dores in the top 25 in both polls. Congrats, Vandy! Well earned!
I was convinced we would need a complete game to win, and I wouldn’t say we got that complete game tonight. Our defense came through, though. I think the biggest takeaway is that this is a wide-open season and there will likely be plenty more chaos to come.
But a win's a win, especially on rhe road against number 1, and I'll happily take it. Go Dawgs!
voltrain is a champion of life attempting to be a troll.
It'd be nice if you could show even the tiniest shred of class.
It's absolutely hilarious that this installment in the college town series dropped today.
SEC Shorts is going to be fun this week.
I’m simultaneously thrilled for Vandy and frustrated beyond belief with my Dawgs.
Anchor down!
A "lede" is journalism jargon for the first sentence of an article. It also refers to the most important information in the article, as that is usually what is mentioned first.
Another piece of journalism jargon is the phrase "bury the lede," which refers to starting off with some less important bit of information and not getting to the important point until far too late in the article.
Georgia's struggle win at Kentucky doesn’t look so bad now. Of course, Ole Miss will be primed to repair their record by beating us in a few months. It’ll be a great game.
There is so much high school talent in Florida and neighboring states that the U of F job should be a desirable one for recruiting alone. And as for considering Dabo a prime candidate, no other school should touch him until he accepts reality with regard to the transfer portal. Even in a talent-heavy state like Florida, effective use of the portal will be crucial when trying to maintain a competitive roster.
Hopefully, the construction in Jacksonville will allow for the Cocktail Party to do another home and home.
I really wanted to see the 'Dores pull off the road conference win.
Not surprised at all by how tough the 'Cats played; hats off to y'all. I had a feeling the Kentucky coaching staff would be cleaning up a lot after the South Carolina game. If we don’t get more resilient on the road, it’s going to be a rough series of away games starting in a couple of weeks.
UGA would NEVER give a scholarship to someone who gave up at the 40. Had he made it to the end zone, it might be a different story.
Don’t know why I typed LSU. Meant to type A&M.
I can't imagine how this makes LSU feel.
Trying to make the ACC sound relevant in football is like trying to make a geriatric chihaua out to be a vicious killer.
What the heck is this? The headline should be three takeaways from Vandy’s win. Way to go, 'Dores!
At long last, it's game week!
It’s really surprising that none of the pundits picked Ohio State for the national championship.
I'm glad to see someone pick Ohio State to win it all. There's been enough rat poison already for the Dawgs.
If ACC content is going to be a regular feature of this site, you need to redesign it so that there is an SEC section and an ACC section. Many of us have no interest in ACC content, and we don’t want to have to filter through ACC stories to find the SEC content we come here to get.
I agree with you, and my original post wasn't intended to justify the new complaint. I'm just saying that a "fired with cause" outcome would save the university a lot of money while allowing them to dump a coach for not producing results.
If the powers that be in University of Florida football are dissatisfied with Napier's performance this year, they'll use this as a basis to fire him with cause. If Napier delivers enough to keep them happy, some sort of a deal will be worked out to make this all go away quietly. Napier [will/will not] be fired for a cause would make for an interesting prop bet.
Ok SDS, it's time to explain the deluge of ACC content. Are you expecting the conference to fold and for several ACC teams to join the SEC? Or is it something else?
The solution is to take the guys who want to drive fast to a racetrack, have instructors teach them technique and provide race-ready vehicles, and let them get their fix in a safer manner.
When I was younger, I had a sportbike, and, luckily, my only crash at speed was during a track day. I went down at 95 mph, but walked away because I was wearing the right kind of suit and was on a course designed for speed. I slid off into the "kitty litter" in the corner, and if I'd been on a road I would have slammed into a ditch, mailbox or tree and would be dead. I eventually got rid of the bike because I knew that I would kill myself on it. The only kind of riding I liked was the kind that would be deadly sooner or later.
NIL provides plenty of opportunity to set up team race minimal cost to the program. That's the answer.
In a shocker, UGA is snubbed and Ohio State and Oklahoma round out the list.
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The conclusion of the thought was that a quarterback could have a great season in an offense where the ball is spread around and not make the Heisman finalists. Also, there could be an elite quarterback on a team that doesn’t post the kind of eye popping win-loss record required to be a serious Heisman contender. That should not be a disqualifier for elite quarterback play.
Is the Heisman really the best metric for elite quarterback play? An offense like George’s, where the ball is spread around a lot, does not itself to Heisman finalists very often.