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Further, my inference that your mother regrets you was an aspersion cast not against her but you, given that we can all assume you were the biggest disappointment in her life. That would not be a negative for her; rather, it would show strong judgment.

Given that you are so incomprehensibly stupid that you are unaware that what you wrote is almost entirely the opinion of a product of intra family intimate relations and, therefore, is not susceptible being debunked, I stand by my prior judgment that your opinion is worth less than the crayon you scrawled it in before having it transcribed by someone capable of typing.

Funny that opinions on role models for men are coming from a cretin whose mother regrets pulling him from among the excrement in a trailer park toilet where the "birth" occurred.

Claiming that Pearl just hoped Knecht would miss is ridiculous. They didn't double him constantly but there was a hand in his face for 70% of the shots he made against AU. He went supernova and couldn't miss, he had very few open looks.

As an AU fan, I can tell you UK is fully capable of playing great defense. They don't do it every game, but the potential is there.

Remember, this is a human being who, by all accounts, was a terrific man who was kind to all around him. No need to use this as an opportunity to reach for new lows in public commentary.

I respectfully disagree. The athletic department made a mess of the football program and Nix put in three years during the worst stretch of AU football since I started watching in the early 2000's. He wants to play pro ball and gave himself that opportunity by going to place where the program wasn't a mess. I am grateful for what he did by choosing AU in the first place and for laying it all on the line for AU when he was there. Of course you are entitled to a different perspective on it, reasonable minds can disagree.

Ok smoothbrain, next time I want incoherent drivel I know where to look. Harsin ran him out of AU. Nix said as much when interviewed while at Oregon. Keep up the disinformation campaign though, we're glad Auburn's on your mind!

Please post any 2010 AU players arrested for murder. I'll wait. A long time I would imagine.

No way this is GPT, it would be smart enough to look at the play by play score and figure out that AU did take a lead in the second half and Bama didn't get its first lead until 6 minutes into game time (probably an hour after tip with the ill fated light show).

Agreed, this doesn't purport to be a ranking of best jobs. From what Brown has been able to do so far, it looks like that was a killer hire at an extremely challenging job. Also, if you're going to say Power 4, Oregon State is clearly not included, unless he's decided the Mountain West + WSU and OSU is better than the ACC.

I'm sure you turned down more lucrative job offers because you had so much loyalty to a place you'd been working at for 3 years many times, right?

If OM was paying him $1mil then that collective has the dumbest asset allocation in the sport.

If I recall, he was viewed as a high risk-high reward transfer. Nobody was sure how he would hold up after multiple season ending injuries. He was incredibly hyped nationally when playing for the first Indiana team with a pulse that I can remember but the injuries pulled him out of the spotlight.

Unless it was over four years, there is no way he was getting $1.2 mil. According to reliable sources, there are no RBs are getting over $400k/year (Andy Staples, who is well sourced, is the last one I remember saying this).

Not to mention that he appears to refer to Riv as a WR when he's actually a TE, meaning that Var is the #1 WR from last season (and I believe the year prior as well) and is transferring out.

That's a salty b itch right there.

Either you have no idea what you're talking about or are trolling. I'm going to lean toward the latter. This weak roster is a direct result of Harsin and it would have only gotten worse as time went on. Keeping Harsin would have been a fast track to becoming 2000's Miss State.

So Bama isn't either? Since both Bama and UGA lost to eventual playoff team who lost in the first round?

You do know this will be for the '24 seasom, right? And he was at Colorado in '23. What does the math tell you?

I wouldn't be surprised if that was discussed. He was also a receiver for Thorne in high school and switched over to QB after Thorne graduated.

I am sure he's a nice kid; I've heard nothing to the contrary. That said, I see him in that picture and can immediately picture him drinking out of a brown paper bag with a newport behind his ear outside of a gas station in Jacksonville. Maybe just me knowing he's from there but, wow, he is perfectly typecast.

Not to mention that his dad played there. It sounded like he seriously considered them before committing to UGA and, when it came time to make it official, is feeling a pull to home. Hard to fault a kid for wanting to play for the team he grew up a fan of, which is also the same team his dad and uncle played for. I think this says a lot more about him than it does about UGA; no shortage of 5* qbs heading to Athens over the past few years.

That was the most impressive part of his game IMO. To give up several inches to Ware, who uses his length to make shots that are difficult to block at 6'8" almost ungaurdable at his height, and just keep in so close on him that he never has room to work that baby hook and lean away jumper was incredible by Williams.

Don't want to see Texas again?

That final point is the normal course. See Clark at UAB for an example of a coach whose circle leaked his name for any job with a tangential relation to his resume.

Most seem to agree that this is what happened. Hire got out, fans didn't like it and the Schiano playbook came back, albeit with less time between hires and no very public defamation of Stoops, as Schiano got.

Oh, ok then chump. Did you say the same thing about UGA when they lost close games three years ago? Maybe you're 8 and you can only remember UGA at the top but, please remember, this sport is cyclical. AU is down and UGA is up, for now.

The "SEC has a losing record against P5 out of conference" arguments is as dumb as conference records in bowl season. If the #8 team in the SEC (or B1G, or any other conference) plays the #3 team in another conference and loses, what does that prove? Yes, it indicates that the SEC is not so much better than the other conference that the #8 SEC team is better than the #3 team in another conference, but that's it. If there are multiple results where teams lower in conference standings from one conference beat higher end teams from another, that does prove something but that isn't what has happened with the SEC this year. LSU is upper-middle class and lost to the best team in the ACC. Bama is probably the second best team in the SEC and lost to the best team in the Big 12. UF loses to Utah, but UF is in the bottom third of the SEC and Utah is the top third of the Pac12. The point being, if you just look at the win/loss numbers, you're missing the context. Also, despite getting out of the basement of the SEC, AU is still in the bottom half of the SEC by most people's view, even before the result Saturday.

I took to mean that they base their program on "business" aka winning, preparation, etc., with the implication being that TN is based on flash and hype.