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Chris got through twice for a total of 3 tickets. We still need to get through five more times to have tickets for all who have requested them. Hopefully, we'll have better luck when they go back on sale.
ReplyDeleterock on!!!
ReplyDeleteRex had 4 INTs and 2 fumbles lost on MNF vs. ARI. :( However the Bears got the most ridiculous come-from-behind win on two DEF TDs and a Punt Return. Wow!!!
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ReplyDeleteThe final stop on the week seven survey of the college football landscape concerns this business of conference superiority. The verdict? No conference is superior to another, including the SEC.
The Southeastern Conference has it all over the other conferences in terms of passion, noise, intensity, game atmosphere, and the other qualities that make college football sing. But for yet another season, it's impossible to give the SEC a clear nod in football quality over other leagues because the offenses just plain stink. Just ask yourself: who's the best quarterback in the SEC? Pick your person: it could be Chris Leak. It could be Erik Ainge. By the end of the year, it might be Syvelle Newton, though not likely. All three of those signal callers have their fair share of talents, but none of them could be called "great" or "elite" in any meaningful sense of those weighty terms. Ainge has desperately needed David Cutcliffe to find himself, and even then, No. 10 for the Big Orange couldn't make the money throws in the final stages of a one-point loss against Florida. Speaking of Florida, the Gators butter their bread with defense; Chris Leak commits at least one really bad turnover in every major game Florida plays. Newton could become something special under Steve Spurrier, but that's only if he can consistently display more of the form he revealed against Auburn a few weeks ago. Are SEC defenses particularly good? On balance, yes. But they aren't getting tested by elite quarterbacks these days. What in the name of Danny Wuerffel and Peyton Manning is going on in the South? They don't make big-time signal callers in Dixie anymore, and such a reality proves that the league was a lot better when Mr. Spurrier was still in Gainesville. The disappearance of elite quarterbacks in the SEC affirms how much the conference has regressed to Bear Bryant ball since
Again, I want to thank all of you for your nice comments regarding the passing of my dog Stanley. I have taken the post and pic down, because I feel that it has served its purpose and I hate scrolling past it as if it were unimportant.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, thanks again you all!!!
Well, how about your sig pic? I kind of liked seeing Stanley smiling back at me when I opened the blog.
ReplyDeleteVH1 Hip Hop Honorees
ReplyDeleteODD FACT:
The Beastie Boys famously coined the term "mullet" with their 1994 song "Mullet Head." The Oxfor English Dictionary states that the term was "apparantly coined, and certainly popularized, by U.S. hip-hop group the Beastie Boys".
Anywone have an OED?
SN Says a one-loss SEC team will be #2
ReplyDeleteGreat article. I like how multiple media outlets postioned on diff. fronts of the U.S. say that the SEC is tops bar none.
ReplyDeleteGreat quote by that guy in the article about his scenario being just as good as any other "blowhard."
So true.
Oh, sacred computers, let us live!!!
Lets here it for the ACC stepping up to punish scUM. This article just goes shows how responsible that conference really is.
ReplyDeleteClassy ACC
"Let's move forward," Coker said. "Let's don't look back."
ReplyDeleteNice :)
We could have a two semester course on the UM fiasco. Let's just let it ride!!! It's like a drunken bar fight. Don't intervene.
ReplyDeleteI think it's time for a new poll LOTB (that's you Peacock)
ReplyDeleteFreddy T. considering retiring from the NFL?
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Talk of Tiki Barber's decision to retire after the season has made Fred Taylor think about his future as well. "I love what Tiki is doing," Taylor told the Florida Times Union. "He's getting out on top. He's a really intelligent guy and he's got lots of other avenues to pursue once he's done playing." Taylor says he's thinking along the same retirement lines as Barber, but he still has nearly two years left on an incentive-laden contract
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Taylor could be in his final season as the feature back in Jacksonville even if he doesn't retire. Fragile Fred has been overshadowed by youngster Maurice Jones-Drew in the backfield, and must feel somewhat frustrated. Time will tell if Taylor is really considering retirement, but his future is growing even cloudier.
Jamie i just realized that you did not get any pics of me last week at the game.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I noted that too Chris. However, I thought you didn't like pics?
ReplyDeleteMy orals are on Thursday at 12:30pm so please send positive thoughts my way!
ReplyDeleteYou will do fine Jaime, you always do.
ReplyDeleteshe said orals, huh huh
ReplyDeleteChad Jackson first NFL TD yesterday.
ReplyDeleteFlorida State boosters calling for Bowden to retire
ReplyDeleteIt's a Small World...
ReplyDeleteCharlie Weis should eat more cheeseburgers.
ReplyDeleteSorry guy!
ReplyDeleteMay the victim's families have their peace now that that monster has been executed.
ReplyDeleteOn a lighter note...HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRIS!!jlj
ReplyDeleteHappy early birthday to Cassie and Bruce :)
ReplyDeleteFor those of you interested, I passed my exam and am now a doctoral candidate!!
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