Don't worry, guys. The Missouri game is only the initial key to the season in a year when we've got a legitimate shot to to fulfill all your championship dreams.
So go nuts.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Monday, January 9, 2012
I'd like to know our plan in the secondary
With Jordan Love leaving, and word on the street that we're "full" at corner next year, I'm curious about what I don't know with our secondary.
Shawn Williams, Bacarri Rambo and Branden Smith are all said to be weighing their NFL draft options, though my money says only Rambo bolts. Brandon Boykin is a senior, Paul Hornung award winner and NFL bound. Sanders Commings is back, giving us a solid man at one corner.
After that, there are a few high-profile recruits (Nick Marshall, come on down, at pretty much any position), but it's not a roster position that stikes me as fully taken care of.
Luckily, what I don't know can fill a warehouse.
Shawn Williams, Bacarri Rambo and Branden Smith are all said to be weighing their NFL draft options, though my money says only Rambo bolts. Brandon Boykin is a senior, Paul Hornung award winner and NFL bound. Sanders Commings is back, giving us a solid man at one corner.
After that, there are a few high-profile recruits (Nick Marshall, come on down, at pretty much any position), but it's not a roster position that stikes me as fully taken care of.
Luckily, what I don't know can fill a warehouse.
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Where are you, Bulldog friend Anthony Logan?
I'm not sure what made me think of this tonight, but did anyone ever find this guy? I'm assuming Herschel didn't. I have a feeling I would have heard about that.
"At the end of my eighth-grade year, I got beat up by this kid named Anthony Logan," Herschel said.That's good work, Mr. Logan. Hide, before Herschel thanks you.
Laughing, he added, "Believe me, I'm still Googling him."
"But that was the last straw. I started doing 5,000 push-ups every day. I started doing 5,000 sit-ups every day. I would get up at 4:30 in the morning and run four miles. In the afternoon, I would run another three miles. I would find tree limbs and do pull-ups. I started going to the library, checking out books, reading in front of the mirror, and my speech impediment went away."
Friday, December 16, 2011
I heart Jarvis Jones
Seriously, Jarvis, you are fast becoming one of my all time favorite Bulldogs.
From The Banner-Herald:
From The Banner-Herald:
Outside linebacker Jarvis Jones, a consensus All-American, said “there’s no reason” for him to send in paperwork. He’s maintained for weeks that he’s returning for his redshirt junior season.“I love being here,” Jones said. “I love the guys I play with. I love my coaches. I don’t think I’m ready to let that go yet.”
Saturday, December 10, 2011
With Munson, it was the waver
I've thought, many times, "What is my favorite Munson call?"
And I keep coming back to 1978 Kentucky. "The bench is unconscious."
It's the waver in his voice, as he counts it down. Twenty-five, Twenty-four.
There is no font for that.
Of all of Munson's emotions, hyper intensified in the moment, I must say the fear was the most important. His explosive joy was more fun, obviously, but could it have been so sweet without the investment?
Not a chance.
By the way, Joe and I agreed, while Munson's own eulogy stole the show at today's memorial, Coach Dooley's story about the day Georgia decided to hire Larry was the best individual story. It was one I had not heard.
Dooley and others were listening to Munson call a Vanderbilt game, and the kicker missed a field goal. Larry says, "The S.O.B. missed it."
Then without missing a beat he tells his color man, "Scott, you can’t talk like that, we’re on the air.'"
Said Dooley: "Anybody who could think that fast, we wanted him."
And I keep coming back to 1978 Kentucky. "The bench is unconscious."
It's the waver in his voice, as he counts it down. Twenty-five, Twenty-four.
There is no font for that.
Of all of Munson's emotions, hyper intensified in the moment, I must say the fear was the most important. His explosive joy was more fun, obviously, but could it have been so sweet without the investment?
Not a chance.
By the way, Joe and I agreed, while Munson's own eulogy stole the show at today's memorial, Coach Dooley's story about the day Georgia decided to hire Larry was the best individual story. It was one I had not heard.
Dooley and others were listening to Munson call a Vanderbilt game, and the kicker missed a field goal. Larry says, "The S.O.B. missed it."
Then without missing a beat he tells his color man, "Scott, you can’t talk like that, we’re on the air.'"
Said Dooley: "Anybody who could think that fast, we wanted him."
Munson: A part of the people, that's how I'd like to be remembered
Larry recorded a message a few years back, and they played it at his memorial service today. It was moving stuff, my friends. An excerpt:
Image: Joe Petersen.
Update: The Athletics Association has video of Munson's eulogy up now. It's not to be missed.
"Some people have called my homer style 'old school.' I think I'd call it a will to win. ... I've pulled my insides out trying to win. Being a part of the fans and a part of the people, that's the way I'd like to be remembered. ... I hope Bulldog fans remember I was always looking out for them."Thank you, Larry. Thank you.
Image: Joe Petersen.
Update: The Athletics Association has video of Munson's eulogy up now. It's not to be missed.
Monday, November 28, 2011
tech over-matched, a puncher's chance v. LSU and hope for 2012
I am surprised how weak Georgia tech looked Saturday. I really thought they'd give us all we could handle, but they looked over-matched from the start. Their decision to repeatedly throw us the football instead of committing to the run merely hastened their doom.
I'm proud of this Georgia team, this program and this coaching staff for getting it done this year. A 10-2 season is impressive, even with a weak schedule. It takes something to reel off win after win in college football, I don't care who you're playing. See the last decade of Boise State football if you doubt that.
That said, I think any fair analysis of this upcoming game against LSU must predict something approaching a crushing. That's not a jab at us. It's recognition that this LSU team is phenomenal. Having 11 defensive starters likely to play in the NFL has that kind of effect, and the Tigers have firepower on offense, too.
We're not going to Atlanta just to get the shit kicked out of us, though. We have what you always have at kickoff: A chance.
This Georgia defense turned a little nasty this season, and it's not unreasonable to expect some turnovers. If we can bottle up the run and keep this a low-scoring affair, the game could turn on special teams play and steady contributions from our offense, which will face its biggest challenge of the season by far.
Of course, if Isaiah Crowell's not at 100 percent Saturday, it's hard to see us rising to that challenge. Nothing short of our best game of the season in all phases will even keep this thing close.
Win, and all questions are answered with a resounding WE ARE AWESOME NOW. Lose and the over-riding question for the coming off-season seems clear enough to me. Was this season the start of an upswing, or an outlier due to what was obviously a down year for the SEC east and Auburn, plus a generous schedule from the SEC West?
Has Richt got us going again or not? Personally, I think he has. And hopefully we'll draw a good bowl opponent, keep the momentum going and douse the easy-schedule meme going into next year. But I also think it's fair to be afraid that Coach Richt just caught an astounding confluence of scheduling breaks this season.
Seriously, review our schedule. Who was the best team we beat? I'm going to go with "none of them."
Look at the Florida game. That team is terrible, didn't have its best quarterback healthy against us, and we barely pulled it out. So, while I'm pretty damn optimistic about next year, what with the talent we have coming back, the defense's gains under Coach Grantham and the litany of recent examples that show how quickly teams can go from pathetic to mediocre to champions, I fear my optimism is misplaced.
Call it a gnawing fear, banished to one small corner of my stomach by a 10-game winning streak. Banished, but not fully uprooted.
I'm proud of this Georgia team, this program and this coaching staff for getting it done this year. A 10-2 season is impressive, even with a weak schedule. It takes something to reel off win after win in college football, I don't care who you're playing. See the last decade of Boise State football if you doubt that.
That said, I think any fair analysis of this upcoming game against LSU must predict something approaching a crushing. That's not a jab at us. It's recognition that this LSU team is phenomenal. Having 11 defensive starters likely to play in the NFL has that kind of effect, and the Tigers have firepower on offense, too.
We're not going to Atlanta just to get the shit kicked out of us, though. We have what you always have at kickoff: A chance.
This Georgia defense turned a little nasty this season, and it's not unreasonable to expect some turnovers. If we can bottle up the run and keep this a low-scoring affair, the game could turn on special teams play and steady contributions from our offense, which will face its biggest challenge of the season by far.
Of course, if Isaiah Crowell's not at 100 percent Saturday, it's hard to see us rising to that challenge. Nothing short of our best game of the season in all phases will even keep this thing close.
Win, and all questions are answered with a resounding WE ARE AWESOME NOW. Lose and the over-riding question for the coming off-season seems clear enough to me. Was this season the start of an upswing, or an outlier due to what was obviously a down year for the SEC east and Auburn, plus a generous schedule from the SEC West?
Has Richt got us going again or not? Personally, I think he has. And hopefully we'll draw a good bowl opponent, keep the momentum going and douse the easy-schedule meme going into next year. But I also think it's fair to be afraid that Coach Richt just caught an astounding confluence of scheduling breaks this season.
Seriously, review our schedule. Who was the best team we beat? I'm going to go with "none of them."
Look at the Florida game. That team is terrible, didn't have its best quarterback healthy against us, and we barely pulled it out. So, while I'm pretty damn optimistic about next year, what with the talent we have coming back, the defense's gains under Coach Grantham and the litany of recent examples that show how quickly teams can go from pathetic to mediocre to champions, I fear my optimism is misplaced.
Call it a gnawing fear, banished to one small corner of my stomach by a 10-game winning streak. Banished, but not fully uprooted.
Friday, November 25, 2011
It's simple: I want tech to fail. Always.
I've seen a few Dawg fans over the last week say they cheer for Georgia tech until we meet the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
The idea is that they cheer for all the state's teams, that they want the nation to take note of Georgia's football prowess in general, or they want the strength of schedule boost, or they just want to prove that the best tech teams still lose to Georgia.
Now, I'm all for taking as much from Georgia tech as we can. But the years we'll have a shot at ruining a techie National Title run are very few and very far between. So let's set that aside and try an exercise I typically find useful: Say it out loud.
As a Georgia fan I want Georgia tech's football program to do as well as possible, except when we play them, of course.
Does that really sound like a good idea? The top high school football talent in Georgia, you want them to have two legitimate in-state options? The national media attention that helps land recruits out of state, you want Georgia tech getting some of it?
No, I think one of our long-term goals should be forcing Georgia tech to end their football program and apologize to the state. Let's work toward that, and allow clean old fashioned hate to fester on its merits all year long.
The idea is that they cheer for all the state's teams, that they want the nation to take note of Georgia's football prowess in general, or they want the strength of schedule boost, or they just want to prove that the best tech teams still lose to Georgia.
Now, I'm all for taking as much from Georgia tech as we can. But the years we'll have a shot at ruining a techie National Title run are very few and very far between. So let's set that aside and try an exercise I typically find useful: Say it out loud.
As a Georgia fan I want Georgia tech's football program to do as well as possible, except when we play them, of course.
Does that really sound like a good idea? The top high school football talent in Georgia, you want them to have two legitimate in-state options? The national media attention that helps land recruits out of state, you want Georgia tech getting some of it?
No, I think one of our long-term goals should be forcing Georgia tech to end their football program and apologize to the state. Let's work toward that, and allow clean old fashioned hate to fester on its merits all year long.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Not bad for a white boy
Put me in the "doesn't buy that Michael Bennett is 'white'" category.
Image: Tenn. Sports for The Dawgbone.
Guy's a 6'3" freshman and he's got 4 touchdowns this year, two of which I specifically remember as being holy-shit-awesome.
That is one of several reasons to believe our receiving corps is in good hands for the future. Bennett, Conley, everyone's favorite playmaker Malcolm Mitchell ...
Image: Tenn. Sports for The Dawgbone.
Guy's a 6'3" freshman and he's got 4 touchdowns this year, two of which I specifically remember as being holy-shit-awesome.
That is one of several reasons to believe our receiving corps is in good hands for the future. Bennett, Conley, everyone's favorite playmaker Malcolm Mitchell ...
Monday, November 14, 2011
Raise your hand if you thought we'd whup Auburn
Everyone but Coach Richt and Coach Grantham, put your hands down.
Well done, all around, Bulldogs.
Well done, all around, Bulldogs.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Saturday, October 1, 2011
A top 25 team waking up
If we keep getting improved play from the offensive line, the defense keeps up its very noticeable growth, our best play makers (Crowell, Boykin, J. Jones, Malcolm Mitchell and the tight end parade) stay healthy and Aaron Murray / Blair Walsh both find their heads, this Georgia team will be pretty damn good.
Especially as we get folks back from injuries and the young guys continue to mature.
Good win today. But let's don't get satisfied.
Especially as we get folks back from injuries and the young guys continue to mature.
Good win today. But let's don't get satisfied.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Wishing you the best, Jakar Hamilton
Fare the well, Hitman.
I suspect some Dawgboners don't like clicking on a headline, only to find, basically, nothing they didn't already know. That's reasonable.
I suspect some Dawgboners don't like clicking on a headline, only to find, basically, nothing they didn't already know. That's reasonable.
Monday, September 12, 2011
A Base to Rebuild From
It would have been nice to get a win Saturday. But for what it's worth, I have hope again. Always nice when you don't won't have to strip things down to the concrete and start over.
Monday, September 5, 2011
The Woman's Perspective, from DawgSports
Good stuff.
So you showed up on my doorstep last evening with a dozen red roses and a box of Godiva chocolates. I would assume those gifts were to make up for your hideous all-red outfit, although I have to admit you were absolutely adorable while you tried to explain to me with a sort of embarrassed shuffle that your dad's boss had made the suit just for you and that you never argued with your dad's boss. ...It's the "those times always seemed accidental" that I found, perhaps, most accurate.
Those sexy gloves rested possessively against my skin, and I knew that this was going to be one of the greatest nights of my life.
Until you trod on my foot. Then bumped into the couple dancing beside us. And then fell on your butt. You stared at me in bewilderment, unable to comprehend why you were on the floor and why the whole room was suddenly staring at you. I wanted to shrink away in embarrassment, but I would never give up on you that easily.
So I helped you up and dusted you off, determined to help you regain your confidence and get rid of those big-party jitters. I whirled and twirled and curled, dancing my hardest for you. I tried to help you, but you always did the most inexplicable things at the worst times. Occasionally, we would be in sync, but those times always seemed accidental ...
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Had by my own want to believe
It would appear that we did not cut deep enough over the off season to fully remove what ails us. I think we all know where that line of thinking leads.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
MOHAWK UPDATES / BSU GAME Live Blog / Drinking
Why not? Say, 7:30?
5:35 - DRINKING GAME: When Aaron Murray completes a pass, take a sip of beer. When Orson Charles catches a pass, take two sips. The first time we run the sprint draw to Isaiah Crowell, make yourself a whiskey drink.
If Kwame Geathers or Jon Jenkins pancakes on top of Kellen Moore, get yourself a second whiskey drink.
If any Georgia coach gets so fired up that he chest bumps / grabs the facemask of a Bulldog player, or punches Kellen Moore in the face, punch everyone in the room in the face and say, "THAT'S THE GEORGIA WAY."
**Note: I probably will not play this game.
6:28: Holly Rowe's got your latest Orson Charles Mohawk picture. It is pro-combat style.
7:16 Joe from the Dome: "Our jerseys look horrible. We look like assholes. We look like Fresno State. Kellen Moore's easily in whiskey bottle range right now. Branden Smith, he looks (uninjured). He's practicing catching punts right now."
7:17: Mark Schlabach says basically the same thing about our uniforms.
8:12: You don't need this update: There's a lot of red in that Dome. Please kick to Brandon Boykin.
8:13: Brandon, tie your shoes just a little tighter.
8:17 Dan from the Dome: The early sentiment in section 338 is that Bobo sucks. Our fanbase is a fragile bunch.
8:26: Sprint draw to Crowell and he fell down. Drink heavily.
8:26: Orson Charles has fallen down twice. Lose your mind with worry.
8:33: And we've taken a timeout in punt formation, with Boise State on 4th and 2. I'd almost forgotten how often we waste timeouts.
8:38 Touchdown Boykin. On offense. Said it before, I'll say it again: Brandon Boykin is our best running back.
8:38: As an aside, I'm now OK with Branden Smith and Isaiah Crowell wearing the same number.
8:49: I'm not worried about Boise's offense, but I am worried about ours. (comment not inclusive of Brandon Boykin.)
8:59 Joe from the Dome: What happened when Shawn Williams got hurt and we put in a white guy. Whay is wrong with Rambo? I mean, it's still the first quarter. The longest quarter of my life ...
9:15: Go you Herschel Walker.
9:23 Huff from the Dome:
9:26: Murray int. Fuck. Also, Nike, all the guys with dreds keep losing their helmets. I will make it my mission in life to destroy you.
9:34: Noooooooo RT @ajcuga: Ogletree out for game for #UGA
9:35: Christian Robinson possibly hurt, too. Funny how quickly I can go from "we won't be very good" to "IT IS ALL SLIPPING AWAY" and we're only down by a touchdown to the No. 5 team in the nation.
9:39: Richard Samuel limping off the field. WHISKEY HALFTIME.
10:02 Joe from the Dome: Now we find out about Joe Tereshinski. Also, they are about to cut off alcohol sales here.
10:07 @theredandblack: this no huddle is killing us
10:10: Looking slow against Boise: Priceless.
10:11: Dear Nike Pro Combat: Your helmets are unfit for "combat." Reason: They keep coming off.
10:12: Drink Whiskey.
10:12: Reset for those doing the post mortem: 28 to 7 Boise in the 3rd quarter.
10:15 Call the Rice band against Texas. See if they've got any advice.
10:20: I'm calling it at 10:20 p.m. on the night of the first game: Our O-Line is not very good.
10:22: RT @jeffowens95 I don't like our offensive scheme, since when did Georgia become a spread team??
10:23: I'm not sure we're running anything much different than in the past. But when you've lost Jeff Owens ...
10:28
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10:36: To my dying day I'll believe David Greene overthrew Terrence Edwards in 2002, and that Brandon Boykin woulda taken that kick to the house if he wasn't kind of tired.
10:37: Oooooooohhhhh, Tavarres King you cannot drop passes.
10:39: Third and 16 and we run the draw. Son of a bitch.
10:40 Huff from the Dome: Our fan base has booed our team consistently since the end of the first half.
10:42: PENALTY ON BOISE. AND THERE'S BEEN A 2ND HALF ORSON CHARLES SIGHTING. DAWGS DOWN 14-28.
10:43: Geathers on the sideline. Come on Motel 6.
10:53: Double end arounds really shouldn't work against a fast defense.
10:56: This is hard to watch.
11:02: WHY MUST YOU MAKE ME BELIEVE AARON MURRAY AND MALCOLM MITCHELL TOUCHDOWN GEORGIA 21-35.
11:09: Kellen Moore, you are a brutal executionist.
11:30 Shortest College Football season of my life. Almost fun the two days it lasted.
5:35 - DRINKING GAME: When Aaron Murray completes a pass, take a sip of beer. When Orson Charles catches a pass, take two sips. The first time we run the sprint draw to Isaiah Crowell, make yourself a whiskey drink.
If Kwame Geathers or Jon Jenkins pancakes on top of Kellen Moore, get yourself a second whiskey drink.
If any Georgia coach gets so fired up that he chest bumps / grabs the facemask of a Bulldog player, or punches Kellen Moore in the face, punch everyone in the room in the face and say, "THAT'S THE GEORGIA WAY."
**Note: I probably will not play this game.
6:28: Holly Rowe's got your latest Orson Charles Mohawk picture. It is pro-combat style.
7:16 Joe from the Dome: "Our jerseys look horrible. We look like assholes. We look like Fresno State. Kellen Moore's easily in whiskey bottle range right now. Branden Smith, he looks (uninjured). He's practicing catching punts right now."7:17: Mark Schlabach says basically the same thing about our uniforms.
8:12: You don't need this update: There's a lot of red in that Dome. Please kick to Brandon Boykin.
8:13: Brandon, tie your shoes just a little tighter.
8:17 Dan from the Dome: The early sentiment in section 338 is that Bobo sucks. Our fanbase is a fragile bunch.
8:26: Sprint draw to Crowell and he fell down. Drink heavily.
8:26: Orson Charles has fallen down twice. Lose your mind with worry.
8:33: And we've taken a timeout in punt formation, with Boise State on 4th and 2. I'd almost forgotten how often we waste timeouts.
8:38 Touchdown Boykin. On offense. Said it before, I'll say it again: Brandon Boykin is our best running back.
8:38: As an aside, I'm now OK with Branden Smith and Isaiah Crowell wearing the same number.
8:49: I'm not worried about Boise's offense, but I am worried about ours. (comment not inclusive of Brandon Boykin.)
8:59 Joe from the Dome: What happened when Shawn Williams got hurt and we put in a white guy. Whay is wrong with Rambo? I mean, it's still the first quarter. The longest quarter of my life ...
9:15: Go you Herschel Walker.
9:23 Huff from the Dome:
9:26: Murray int. Fuck. Also, Nike, all the guys with dreds keep losing their helmets. I will make it my mission in life to destroy you.9:34: Noooooooo RT @ajcuga: Ogletree out for game for #UGA
9:35: Christian Robinson possibly hurt, too. Funny how quickly I can go from "we won't be very good" to "IT IS ALL SLIPPING AWAY" and we're only down by a touchdown to the No. 5 team in the nation.
9:39: Richard Samuel limping off the field. WHISKEY HALFTIME.
10:02 Joe from the Dome: Now we find out about Joe Tereshinski. Also, they are about to cut off alcohol sales here.
10:07 @theredandblack: this no huddle is killing us
10:10: Looking slow against Boise: Priceless.
10:11: Dear Nike Pro Combat: Your helmets are unfit for "combat." Reason: They keep coming off.
10:12: Drink Whiskey.
10:12: Reset for those doing the post mortem: 28 to 7 Boise in the 3rd quarter.
10:15 Call the Rice band against Texas. See if they've got any advice.10:20: I'm calling it at 10:20 p.m. on the night of the first game: Our O-Line is not very good.
10:22: RT @jeffowens95 I don't like our offensive scheme, since when did Georgia become a spread team??
10:23: I'm not sure we're running anything much different than in the past. But when you've lost Jeff Owens ...
10:28
?10:36: To my dying day I'll believe David Greene overthrew Terrence Edwards in 2002, and that Brandon Boykin woulda taken that kick to the house if he wasn't kind of tired.
10:37: Oooooooohhhhh, Tavarres King you cannot drop passes.
10:39: Third and 16 and we run the draw. Son of a bitch.
10:40 Huff from the Dome: Our fan base has booed our team consistently since the end of the first half.
10:42: PENALTY ON BOISE. AND THERE'S BEEN A 2ND HALF ORSON CHARLES SIGHTING. DAWGS DOWN 14-28.
10:43: Geathers on the sideline. Come on Motel 6.
10:53: Double end arounds really shouldn't work against a fast defense.
10:56: This is hard to watch.
11:02: WHY MUST YOU MAKE ME BELIEVE AARON MURRAY AND MALCOLM MITCHELL TOUCHDOWN GEORGIA 21-35.
11:09: Kellen Moore, you are a brutal executionist.
11:30 Shortest College Football season of my life. Almost fun the two days it lasted.
Big Season Ahead if it Worked: The S&C
If the strength, conditioning and nutrition changes we made in the off season worked, this team will win 11 regular season games. I say that despite concerns about the offensive line, safety and wide receiver, not to mention running back and a few other places we're relying on new and largely unproven talent.
We've got a long list of question marks, in fact. But if THIS TEAM can push people around in the Fourth Quarter, I like it's chances an awful lot.
That includes tonight, against what I expect will be a very good Boise State team. I say Dawgs by 3.
The rest of the season? A while back The Dawgbone had a picture / motto / with one basic message: We believe in Joe Tereshinski. It went up after one of the guys played golf with Coach Tereshinski and, like a lot of people who've met him, came away impressed as hell.
"All I can say is JTII is a badass," Deke said. "After the round everyone was socializing in the clubhouse drinking and eating. JTII sat at a table by himself the whole time and talked to no one.
"I’m a fan."
Me too. I think we fulfill a lot more of our potential this year, and I'm excited.
Final Thoughts:
Dan: I hope we don't blow them out too bad and get the big head. Rest of the season, we'll know in 8 days.
Joe: My final thought is we win.
Huff: UGA 35 - BSU 24. Some of the years that we have the most question marks are the years we have the best seasons. What I want to know is are boooze served in the dome for this?
...
Post-game update: I no longer believe in anyone.
We've got a long list of question marks, in fact. But if THIS TEAM can push people around in the Fourth Quarter, I like it's chances an awful lot.
That includes tonight, against what I expect will be a very good Boise State team. I say Dawgs by 3.
The rest of the season? A while back The Dawgbone had a picture / motto / with one basic message: We believe in Joe Tereshinski. It went up after one of the guys played golf with Coach Tereshinski and, like a lot of people who've met him, came away impressed as hell.
"All I can say is JTII is a badass," Deke said. "After the round everyone was socializing in the clubhouse drinking and eating. JTII sat at a table by himself the whole time and talked to no one.
"I’m a fan."
Me too. I think we fulfill a lot more of our potential this year, and I'm excited.
Final Thoughts:
Dan: I hope we don't blow them out too bad and get the big head. Rest of the season, we'll know in 8 days.
Joe: My final thought is we win.
Huff: UGA 35 - BSU 24. Some of the years that we have the most question marks are the years we have the best seasons. What I want to know is are boooze served in the dome for this?
...
Post-game update: I no longer believe in anyone.
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