OriginalNameGuy
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Tettleton just lucked out big time because that should have been picked off.
Wasn't Georgia supposed to be awesome this year?
Yeah they have. Inexperienced db's are showing it, though I think we'll see a different team after half. Grantham about had a heart attack in the first half. No doubt UGA spent at least one day this week on Mizzou prep, if not more. This first half was about trying to avoid more injuries and not show Mizzou too much. But I think they're going to lock it down after halftime.
Thought it was more that the rest of the SEC east was down.
TD Ohio!
No wonder Brady Hoke is so obsessed with them. They're pretty good!
They are number 6 in the nation.
An SEC team would have to go 0-12 the year before to not be ranked in the preseason.
All of the original Big 8 teams use that format. I'm not 110 years old so unlike yourself I don't know why they did it. NU, CU, MU. OU, KU, etc.
An SEC team would have to go 0-12 the year before to not be ranked in the preseason.
An SEC team would have to go 0-12 the year before to not be ranked in the preseason.
I guess you would know about going 0-12, wouldn't you?
Pssh, last year UGA went 10-4, went to the SEC Campionship game, and all four loses came to ranked teams (two that finished in the top 10). They have most of their major players returning, and a QB that could easily end up being a first round NFL draft pick at the end of his college career.
UGA deserves to be preseason number six just as much (if not more) as USC deserves to be preseason number one.
Thanks for sticking up for the team and while I agree, UGA has to play better. And I think they will. And USC is very overrated and plays nobody. You want to talk about UGA's schedule? USC basically plays one tough game in Oregon. UGA has a couple and if they win the east they will play the top team in the west.
I would indeed. That's why I made the statement. I can forward you Tyrone Willingham's agent if you'd like to learn more!
Thanks for sticking up for the team and while I agree, UGA has to play better. And I think they will. And USC is very overrated and plays nobody. You want to talk about UGA's schedule? USC basically plays one tough game in Oregon. UGA has a couple and if they win the east they will play the top team in the west.
I just wiki'd him. Did he just fall off the face of the earth after Washington? You think he'd be able to get a job as a coordinator somewhere. Or maybe not.
I was more sticking up for the SEC.
But agreed, all SEC teams automatically have a harder schedule then USC.
Add me as well. Virginia Tech
Oregon is better than every team in the SEC outside of Bama and LSU.
Thanks for sticking up for the team and while I agree, UGA has to play better. And I think they will. And USC is very overrated and plays nobody. You want to talk about UGA's schedule? USC basically plays one tough game in Oregon. UGA has a couple and if they win the east they will play the top team in the west.
No wonder Brady Hoke is so obsessed with them. They're pretty good!
Touchdown Ohio!
If you're going to include the conference championship, then note that USC will most likely have to play Oregon twice. Also, USC doesn't have any "Georgia Southerns" on their schedule.
Doesn't USC play Oregon State?
Doesn't USC play Oregon State?
Oregon is better than every team in the SEC outside of Bama and LSU.
Not this year.
If you're going to include the conference championship, then note that USC will most likely have to play Oregon twice. Also, USC doesn't have any "Georgia Southerns" on their schedule.
If you're going to include the conference championship, then note that USC will most likely have to play Oregon twice. Also, USC doesn't have any "Georgia Southerns" on their schedule.
Colorado?
Only if USC wins the first matchup. Not sure why it's stupid? Home field advantage is a great thing for the championship games, not to mention it provides a great atmosphere and better fan attendance.It will also be in their backyard because for some stupid reason, the Pac 12 doesn't think it's a good idea to have the championship played at a neutral site. (I'm assuming it's the same from last year)
They play Washington, don't they? They start out with the mighty Hawaii.
The obvious point is that we're required to play them, and they're at least a FBS team.
You're gonna have to do better than that. We'd beat Vandy or any of the Mississippi schools by 30!
Only if USC wins the first matchup. Not sure why it's stupid? Home field advantage is a great thing for the championship games, not to mention it provides a great atmosphere and better fan attendance.
Who wouldn't? Haha
Illegal hands to the face? At least PSU players are avoiding the naughty bits now.
Huh? Why is it a great thing? It should be played at a neutral site so neither team has an advantage. Also, the SEC has no problem selling out the Georgia Dome every year.
Who wouldn't? Haha