College Football

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USC starting well.

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KU IS GOING TO WIN A GAME PROBABLY

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Sano can you breath rn?

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WE WOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNNNx

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TIL Georgia is the only SEC team that wants to play football this year.

[Mantis]

Jacob Eason is going to literally shred every defense by himself.

You think he's gonna be that good? They struggled a bit with UNC, but I only got to watch part of the game.

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Ehhh... I think we give you a nice run for your money there.

Loved seeing the majority of the SEC falter in the opening week. I expect the trend to continue. I was pretty surprised by the Bama game. I knew Bama would win, but I didn't expect USC to be that horrendous. Bama wasn't really doing anything special, USC was just that bad. Bama will likely be a playoff team though, because I don't see anyone else in the SEC competing with them.

Tennessee almost got App Stated like Michigan on the fucking anniversary of the game haha. Would have been awesome to see, but it was still fun to see them already not living up to expectations, year after year.

Les Miles is a joke. Here's what he said about the cheap shot. “Again, I'll have to check this, but it's very logical that he did not even know [Dixon] had gone down and was just running [with the ball],” Miles said. He added of Boutte: “He’s not a malicious guy.”

Les Miles is a complete joke in every aspect of his job. That hit was the definition of malicious. You could see EVERY other player walking to the sidelines and he comes in from a good 20 yards away to make the hit. If the player was actually trying to return the interception, he obviously wouldn't be holding the ball out in the open. I bet he lets the players vote on the punishment again. Half game suspension probably, though it should be for the entire season. If I was the coach and one of my players did this, I would chew his ass out for a solid five minutes, force him to apologize personally to the other player, make him run until he pukes at practice, and sit his ass on the bench for the season.

I was pleasantly surprised at how well OSU played yesterday. I thought we would falter since we are the youngest team in the FBS, but there's just so much talent there that we made up for the complete lack of experience. Setting a school record for offensive yardage in the first game of a season where we returned almost no starters is impressive, even if it is against Bowling Green. They win the MAC almost every year, and their offense is usually ridiculously good. Our defense only giving up 3 points was just as impressive as our offense, again when you consider we had like 3 starters returning on defense. Having Barrett back is huge, since he can be an experienced leader at the most important position on the field. Now that he doesn't have to worry about Cardale and he can develop a rhythm early in the season, I expect him to break records again and make a run at the Heisman. Our diversified play calling is what led us to amassing the near 800 yards. If we would have had the diversity in calls last year, we would have handled MSU as we should have and I think we would have repeated as national champs. This year I don't see us doing that just because of the lack of experience, but I see us having a good season if the new players start to mesh. Next year is when I could see us making another title run (if Barrett comes back, pls pls pls).

Two weeks from now when we play OU will be a real test to see where we are at. I think we will continue to get better as the season progresses (duh, doesn't everyone?) as these young guys get more and more game reps. To play a much more experienced OU team week 3 though is definitely going to be tough, especially because they're going to come out angry, with something to prove after losing to Houston. I'd say that game is a tossup at this point.

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You think he's gonna be that good? They struggled a bit with UNC, but I only got to watch part of the game.


Ehhh... I think we give you a nice run for your money there.

Loved seeing the majority of the SEC falter in the opening week. I expect the trend to continue. I was pretty surprised by the Bama game. I knew Bama would win, but I didn't expect USC to be that horrendous. Bama wasn't really doing anything special, USC was just that bad. Bama will likely be a playoff team though, because I don't see anyone else in the SEC competing with them.

Tennessee almost got App Stated like Michigan on the fucking anniversary of the game haha. Would have been awesome to see, but it was still fun to see them already not living up to expectations, year after year.

Les Miles is a joke. Here's what he said about the cheap shot. “Again, I'll have to check this, but it's very logical that he did not even know [Dixon] had gone down and was just running [with the ball],” Miles said. He added of Boutte: “He’s not a malicious guy.”

Les Miles is a complete joke in every aspect of his job. That hit was the definition of malicious. You could see EVERY other player walking to the sidelines and he comes in from a good 20 yards away to make the hit. If the player was actually trying to return the interception, he obviously wouldn't be holding the ball out in the open. I bet he lets the players vote on the punishment again. Half game suspension probably, though it should be for the entire season. If I was the coach and one of my players did this, I would chew his ass out for a solid five minutes, force him to apologize personally to the other player, make him run until he pukes at practice, and sit his ass on the bench for the season.

I was pleasantly surprised at how well OSU played yesterday. I thought we would falter since we are the youngest team in the FBS, but there's just so much talent there that we made up for the complete lack of experience. Setting a school record for offensive yardage in the first game of a season where we returned almost no starters is impressive, even if it is against Bowling Green. They win the MAC almost every year, and their offense is usually ridiculously good. Our defense only giving up 3 points was just as impressive as our offense, again when you consider we had like 3 starters returning on defense. Having Barrett back is huge, since he can be an experienced leader at the most important position on the field. Now that he doesn't have to worry about Cardale and he can develop a rhythm early in the season, I expect him to break records again and make a run at the Heisman. Our diversified play calling is what led us to amassing the near 800 yards. If we would have had the diversity in calls last year, we would have handled MSU as we should have and I think we would have repeated as national champs. This year I don't see us doing that just because of the lack of experience, but I see us having a good season if the new players start to mesh. Next year is when I could see us making another title run (if Barrett comes back, pls pls pls).

Two weeks from now when we play OU will be a real test to see where we are at. I think we will continue to get better as the season progresses (duh, doesn't everyone?) as these young guys get more and more game reps. To play a much more experienced OU team week 3 though is definitely going to be tough, especially because they're going to come out angry, with something to prove after losing to Houston. I'd say that game is a tossup at this point.

800 yards against bowling green. Not because of playcalling.

Ohio state doesn't do anything with RBs in the NFL. Images of beanie wells are flashing.

Struggling with UNC? They were #22 for a reason and are the only team in the ACC worth a shit not named clemson or fsu. All we had to do was tackle and it would've been a different game. Greyson Lambert is trash and Jacob Eason has room to learn but he literally lead the bulldogs to that win from a 10 point defecit. He has pocket presence and poise. Why would you ask "do you really think he'll be that good?"? Would you ask that if tOSU recruited the #1 QB in the nation? He threw for 10,000 yards and 99 TDs in fucking highschool.

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Paging Mantis.

Thanks. I came.

Could have had one loss if NW didn't shit the bed.

800 yards against bowling green. Not because of playcalling.

Ohio state doesn't do anything with RBs in the NFL. Images of beanie wells are flashing.

Struggling with UNC? They were #22 for a reason and are the only team in the ACC worth a shit not named clemson or fsu. All we had to do was tackle and it would've been a different game. Greyson Lambert is trash and Jacob Eason has room to learn but he literally lead the bulldogs to that win from a 10 point defecit. He has pocket presence and poise. Why would you ask "do you really think he'll be that good?"? Would you ask that if tOSU recruited the #1 QB in the nation? He threw for 10,000 yards and 99 TDs in fucking highschool.

I think Zeke will be an elite RB in the NFL based on his overall skill set as a runner, pass catcher, and blocker. He's gonna be leaned on heavily with Romo down. Aside from Gurley, have there been that many recent UGA RBs that have been successful in the NFL? I'm not asking to be a dick, I'm asking because I'm curious.

As for Eason, he couldn't even get 100 TDs in high school? What a joke. /s

I didn't know he was that highly rated. No need to get super defensive. I'm just used to them leaning on RBs the past few years. That's exciting for the Georgia offense of the future if they have a solid group of WRs to go along with him. Should be an elite group, especially once he gets more experience.

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Thanks. I came.

Could have had one loss if NW didn't shit the bed.



I think Zeke will be an elite RB in the NFL based on his overall skill set as a runner, pass catcher, and blocker. He's gonna be leaned on heavily with Romo down. Aside from Gurley, have there been that many recent UGA RBs that have been successful in the NFL? I'm not asking to be a dick, I'm asking because I'm curious.

As for Eason, he couldn't even get 100 TDs in high school? What a joke. /s

I didn't know he was that highly rated. No need to get super defensive. I'm just used to them leaning on RBs the past few years. That's exciting for the Georgia offense of the future if they have a solid group of WRs to go along with him. Should be an elite group, especially once he gets more experience.

Maybe I'm just used to the mantis of old with the Eason argument. We've had to use RBs the past few years because we've had no one that can throw the ball farther than 15 yards without throwing INTs. See: Greyson Lambert stat line last year starting ALL TWELVE GAMES. 1900 Passing Yards, 12 TDs and 2 INTs. He is the epitome of game manager. Plus it helps that we've had otherworldly talent at RB.


As far as recent RBs with success: Robert Edwards (freak knee accident during some rookie game ended his career), Terrell Davis, Knowshon Moreno, Todd Gurley. Keith Marshall got drafted by the Redskins this year and could probably see playing time if he can just stay on the field.

Nick Chubb imo will probably go in the early second round if he doesn't win the heisman and has a fully healthy season. First round if he does win the heisman.

I think Elliot will get the Smith treatment and perform because of the godlike offensive line in front of him. Darren McFadden had his best year since 2010 behind that line and he's a bum.