Go Jackets!
Go, Anthony Allen.
Yellow ...Jackets ...Yellow ... Jackets.
OMG. Kicker missed the extra point.
Go, Anthony Allen.
Yellow ...Jackets ...Yellow ... Jackets.
OMG. Kicker missed the extra point.
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Miami coach just got fired.
Amelia, they started showing up when they started using Tyler Bray as QB. Should have used him back at the start on occasion, might have been a different ballgame.
Didn't you just love the stupid bowl. And to think I sat in the cold through all the 400 hours of "media timeouts". But at least it wasGo Jackets!
Go, Anthony Allen.
Yellow ...Jackets ...Yellow ... Jackets.
OMG. Kicker missed the extra point.
DAWGS ON TOP!!!
Though I gotta tell ya, it wasn't pretty.
TECH 92 total offensive plays with 512 yards against only 16 UGA players. Those defensive guys gotta sleep good tonight.
UGA 48 total offensive plays for 478 total yards.
Stupid plays both called and executed: lost count on both sides.
I wish I had been there, even in the cold weather. You're right, it wasn't pretty. Next year we will be at the game because it's part of the season ticket package for home games. Go Jackets. Nesbitt must have been really sad that he couldn't play.
WE RUN THIS STATE!
Paul Johnson made a great call at the end-letting us score.
Wide left...remarkable.
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smart is the new rich.
Why the NCAA got it right in the Cameron Newton case | Mr. College Football
Why the NCAA got it right in the Cameron Newton case
6:41 am December 2, 2010, by Tony Barnhart
...There is a big difference between the three cases above (Green, Bush and Dareus) and the Newton case. In those cases there was a finding of FACT that money and extra benefits actually changed hands. Green admitted he received $1,000 for the jersey (whether or not that should be a violation is a different argument). Dareus admitted that somebody paid his way to South Florida. It took a four years but the the NCAA proved, to its satisfaction, that almost $300,000 in benefits went to Bush or his parents.
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remember that a slippery slope can slide both ways. If the NCAA punished School A because a father solicted money from School B (and no money changed hands and school A didn?t even know the solicitation took place), now you have another slippery slope where the possibilities are endless. If I?m a recruiter at school B and lost a recruit to school A, when the head coach starts chewing on my butt I can just put it out there that the parent solicited money from me and get school A in trouble and take the heat off me.
Why the NCAA got it right in the Cameron Newton case
6:41 am December 2, 2010, by Tony Barnhart
...There is a big difference between the three cases above (Green, Bush and Dareus) and the Newton case. In those cases there was a finding of FACT that money and extra benefits actually changed hands. Green admitted he received $1,000 for the jersey (whether or not that should be a violation is a different argument). Dareus admitted that somebody paid his way to South Florida. It took a four years but the the NCAA proved, to its satisfaction, that almost $300,000 in benefits went to Bush or his parents.
...
remember that a slippery slope can slide both ways. If the NCAA punished School A because a father solicted money from School B (and no money changed hands and school A didn?t even know the solicitation took place), now you have another slippery slope where the possibilities are endless. If I?m a recruiter at school B and lost a recruit to school A, when the head coach starts chewing on my butt I can just put it out there that the parent solicited money from me and get school A in trouble and take the heat off me.