skipjack_dawg

I lived in Creswell 4 years ago and it was a blast. Best location on campus for freshmen, and definitely the best in terms of socializing and meeting new friends. My friends who lived in areas other than the high rises during freshan year really regretted it. It may not be the most luxurious but it's really not that bad either. The ac units in Creswell are a huge plus, and living there makes the most sense if you don't have a car. Apartment style dorms such as ecv really take away from the experience in my opinion because people tend to be a lot less social, but it's not a bad option for upperclassmen looking to live on campus who already have a group of friends.

That's impressive. This is obviously attributable to our big boys but also our running back's vision to find the hole and their quickness to get there. For us to be contenders the line is going to have to replicate that success, but with the talent and experience coming back we have the chance to be even better. In a year in which qb production is a huge question mark and we lack returning consistently productive receivers (nothing against MM26 but with his injury history...), O-line play is going to be critical.

I think that we win but are unimpressive in our first 3-4 games. Possibly a loss to the gamecocks. Bryce Ramsey is the starter but is shaky at best. Richt sticks with Ramsey going into bama week and we lose. Over the next week Faton Bauta is installed as the starter, the team is rejuvenated and we pick up a big win at rocky top. We roll through the rest of our schedule with maybe one loss the rest of the way. We go 11-1 or 10-2 with a berth into the SECCG in either scenario.

I will be in attendance at G-Day. Looking forward to finding out which of our QB's are competitors.

I really have no complaints about charter. Some of my friends got AT$T for their house and they hate it.

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Hell of a play by that kid he ran all the way down from the other side of the field to make that block.

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This 100%. However, as bad as Rocky Top is, that shite is crazy loud. It literally shakes the stadium. It is more of a college feel than Nashville.

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This is true. I went last year and the stadium wasn't even full, but when they had us on the ropes it was at least as loud as I have heard Sanford get and I got the shaking sensation too. I love Sanford but its design really does limit noise retention... :roll eyes:

Athens as a town beats the hell outa Knoxville as a city though.

That gif ^ never gets old

Sitting in class. Anyone care to update on the Roquan announcement?

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Some kids just have a desire to see a different part of the country. Can't fault them for that.

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This is so true. Neither of my parents went to college at a big time football school, so if I had been a recruit I wouldn't have felt any special loyalty to the programs in my home state. Moving to a different part of the country has been a great experience for me and I can't fault the kid if it turns out that he wants to do the same. Maybe the visit out there opened his eyes to a school and the west-coast lifestyle that really made him feel at home. Obviously losing him would hurt a lot, but I wouldn't go so far as to say its an embarrassment because its not like he was lost to one of our hated rivals. If this late game audible was to an Auburn or Alabama, that would be a different story.