BranchDawg

I will stand by Episode III: Revenge of the Sith being one of the best movies in the entire franchise.

I’ll give you that Episodes I & II are bad. I actually think Episode II may be the worst movie in the franchise. It’s just boring.

The prophet Elijah

Imagine the contest with the prophets of baal being handled by a great director and acting crew. That alone would be spectacular.

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2012 sure has done some lasting damage to some of you regarding Columbia

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I won’t deny that claim lol.

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Look at every game we've played there under Kirby (and against beamer). The closest beamer has kept it with us in Columbia is like 30 points.

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Yes, but we aren’t the meat grinder we were from 2017-2022. We’re still a lot better than South Carolina, but the gap isn’t an insurmountable chasm like it was when we had those insanely stacked rosters.

And to paint Columbia as an easy place to play is only an honest argument when they’re really bad. And they may be this year, but they also may not be. You may roll up in November on a team that still has a lot to play for. Even if you don’t, the Carolina-Bama game last year proved they can still screw with playoff-caliber teams.

Heck, they had like a 30 point lead on A&M, and that wasn’t even at home.

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We should be 10x as worried about Missouri as SC yet nobody is even mentioning them.

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I can give you more worried about Mizzou maybe, but definitely not 10x lol. Especially since we get Mizzou at home.

Georgia:

Andrew Thomas
2X All-SEC
2X 1st team All-American
#4 overall draft pick

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I liked the NFL (and college ball) better when the pass defenses were a bit more stout and forced more turnovers.

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A lot of that was passing offenses being less sophisticated. Offensive coaches have learned a lot in the past 40 years.

I heard Phil Robertson talking one time about that very thing, talking about seeing routes and passing concepts today that quite simply nobody had thought of in previous eras.

Duke won the ACC

Duke.

Duke.

Not Clemson.

Duke.

No auto racing has ever been as entertaining to me as the hay day of NASCAR.

I respect the level of skill required to race F1, and I think the engineering of those vehicles is insanely impressive.

But, the NASCAR cars being built to swap paint without disintegrating created a style of racing that was just far more fun to watch in my opinion. I like watching more aggressive, contact-heavy racing.

Just wish NASCAR didn’t suck in its current form.

If Lee would’ve listened to Longstreet, none of this would’ve happened.

Ray Goff - Eric Zeier

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Do you fish?

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I’m at the beach in FL right now. Plenty O’ fish down here, and there’s actually other shite to do.