Tideroller

2020 Ohio State Big Ten....... surprising. 1915 Vanderbilt SIAA SEC.... impressive. Anchor Down!...

Things are evolving and hopefully a sustainable model with some rules will ultimately be achieved. I don't like it, but I haven't liked a lot of changes in college football (including the lengths they go to to keep the QB from actually being hit). The fact is though, when my team tees it up I'll be ...

Wait, I like gumbo....

For me it was the 2012 Notre Dame national championship game. I was 11 in 1966 when our undefeated 2 time national championship team beat Nebraska 37-6 in the Orange Bowl and ended up third behind ND and Michigan State who had played for a tie and did not go to a bowl game but I remember waking up t...

Georgia fan posting this is rich. ...

[quote]you shouldn’t take away those kids’ right to play.[/quote] You mean the kids who turned their back on their coaches, teammates, and school when they quit before the Georgia game instead of playing their hearts out to show they belonged? Those kids? Playing is a privilege, not a right, and ...

[quote]This is surprising. Especially considering, in the case of Auburn, that Tuberville and Gus both had 3.[/quote] The 10 game schedule has already been mentioned, but it's also true that the SEC wasn't the killer conference then as it is now. Maybe one or 2 really good teams in a given year b...

That took a lot of work, thanks. Do you have the actual numbers of wins/losses? I'm way too lazy to look it up....

[quote]17- Auburn[/quote] Having 1 less than Georgia is pretty damned impressive considering what you've been through for the past several years. :cheers:...

[quote]When Bama beat UGA, Milroe had 192 yards passing (57%) and 29 yards rushing (2.1 yards per attempt). Bama won the game, but was it because of Milroe? Or because of Bama's defense?[/quote] I'm not saying Milroe won the game singlehandedly, I'm saying he wins, and at the end of the day that...