koreandawg

Did the Tennessee judge deciding Joey A's case not graduate from EWE TEE?

I'm assuming as much, but I don't know for sure.

Of the SEC teams who have been in the conference in from 2020 to present, Georgia and Alabama are the only SEC teams to win a championship of any kind (conference or national) in football.

Fact.

Georgia: 3 SEC titles, 2 national titles (reigning SEC football champs)
Alabama: 3 SEC titles, 1 national title

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Georgia relegated to celebrating women's tennis titles.

Sad times in Athens

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He did.

Maye had:
Superior Efficiency Metrics: While Stafford had the volume (leading the league in yards and touchdowns), Maye led the NFL in nearly every major efficiency category, including Completion Percentage (72%), Yards Per Attempt (8.9), Passer Rating (113.5), and QBR (77.1).
Historic "Triple Crown": Maye became one of only three quarterbacks in NFL history—joining Tom Brady and Kurt Warner—to lead the league in both completion rate and yards per attempt in the same season.
Dual-Threat Impact: Unlike Stafford, who recorded only 1 rushing yard, Maye provided significant value on the ground with 450 rushing yards and 4 rushing touchdowns, making him a more versatile offensive threat.
"Turnaround" Factor: Maye was credited with transforming a Patriots team that went 3–14 the previous year into a 14-win juggernaut and Super Bowl contender in his first full season as a starter.
Doing "More with Less": Critics of the voting argued that Stafford benefited from an elite supporting cast—including Puka Nacua and Davante Adams—while Maye achieved historic efficiency with a significantly less heralded receiving corps.
Advanced Analytics: Maye ranked 1st in the NFL in EPA (Expected Points Added) per dropback and Completion Percentage Over Expected (+9.1%), whereas Stafford ranked 3rd and 16th respectively.

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Stafford played one of the toughest schedules. Maye played one of the easiest.

Stafford is one of only 8 QBs to throw for 45 plus TDs and less than 10 ints in a season. They all won MVPs except one. That's because the year that QB did it another one did in the same season and there is only one MVP trophy to give. The guy has never gotten the credit he deserves. The season he threw for 41 tds and 5000 plus yards and got Detroit to the playoffs, they still didn't even give him a Pro Bowl invite.

Never played pro or college football.

Couldn't play his senior year of high school because he tore his ACL in practice.

Graduated summa cum laude from UGA's prestigious Terry College of Business.

Coached high school football for two years in the Athens area and then worked for a year as a grad assistant at Georgia. Then was promoted to defensive quality control assistant. Was under MR from 2010-2013. Then moved on to the Baltimore Ravens as an intern and eventually became a linebacker coach for Harbaugh.

Not the normal route.

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Tell me more about this. I missed this.

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I kind of understood. George likes to talk ball without all the trash talking that's more fun, but doesn't really get into real analytic/film based discussion. Think he wanted to start a board that just did that and stopped all the crap talk that goes on here. Didn't take though.

Don't know if it's his delivery or what, but I agree.

I get bored.

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The guy is not funny. Not at all.

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1. 20 million- Andy Reid- Won 3 Super Bowls
2. 20 million-John Harbaugh- Won Super Bowl
3. 18 million- Sean Payton- Won Super Bowl
4. 17.5 million- Steve Kerr- Won 4 NBA titles
5. 16 million- Jim Harbaugh- Won national title, won NFC conference
6. 15 million- Erik Spoelstra- Won two NBA titles
7. 15 million- Matt LaFleur- Won NFC North 3 times
8. 15 million- Nick Siriani- Won Super Bowl
9. 15 million- Sean McVay- Won Super Bowl
10. 15 million- Tyron Lue- Won NBA championship
11. 14 million- Kevin Stefansky-
12. 14 million- Kyle Shanahan- Won NFC conference twice
13. 13 million- Mike Vrabel- Won AFC conference
14. 13 million- Ben Johnson- Won NFC North in first season
15. 13 million- Kevin O'Connell- Won NFC North
16. 13 million- Kirby Smart- Won two national titles
17. 13 million- Lane Kiffin-
18. 12.5 million- Ryan Day- won national title
19. 12 million- Aaron Glenn- Agreed to take NY Jets coaching job
20. 12 million- Marcus Freeman- coached in national title game

Wasting your time. These dudes love hope more than actual winning.

Their anthem:

I would expect a fan of a basketball school like Indiana to think such.

Stupid.

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Listed in order. Nice

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Not in order. For sure would put 2018 Clemson above 2017 Bama. So I wasn't really thinking of how good each team is, but I would have LSU 2019 number one.