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Freeze did not come across well in what I've seen so far. I was however impressed with Napier. He seems like a good no nonsense guy. I hope UF does well this year and keeps him as coach.
Bernie Kosar and Miami, not FSU, beat Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. Nebraska was a really talented team. Not sure how they managed to lose that game.
I agree with others that Charley Pell should be in this discussion. For those who may not be familiar with Pell's importance in the turnaround of the floundering Gator athletic program and culture in the late 1970's, I recommend googling Franz Beard's informative historical article entitled "Legacy of Charley Pell". It is a compelling piece that puts his efforts in perspective and, as Beard argues, sets the table for the Spurrier and Meyer successful eras at UF.
Apparently CBM can transfer within the SEC if the MSU player is transferring to us now.
That is Charlie Pell's/ Galen Hall's 1984/1985? team was loaded and a terrific team.
Thanks for sharing. My son is a Sewanee grad. I'll share this article with him.
I believe Johnny Major's dad coached at Sewanee so Johnny would have been an informed participant in the documentary.

re: Fall Camp - Thread

Posted by EssexTiger on 8/10/24 at 1:58 pm to
Maybe Comb's song "Where the Wild Things Are", although it does not end well.
Rendezvous in Memphis is the gold standard.

re: Sec——>Big Ten Analogs

Posted by EssexTiger on 6/6/24 at 11:31 am to
Purdue is a better analogy to Auburn than is Mich St.
Koivun said in an interview he was looking forward to his further improvement with the team next year. So as of yesterday he is planning to return to AU next year and he believes the team should be even better next year.
Congratulations! Annapolis will also be a nice place to visit your son. Lovely town. Who provided the Congressional appointment?
I think KD would be a good fit for Grand Canyon U., at least the chaotic way they played against Bama.
Too bad we could not have Samford share a ride with us, UA, and UAB out to Spokane to cut down on our charter cost for the travel. The committee must have been reminded of trying to place Samford at a reduced mileage site, which they clearly ignored for the rest of the Alabama teams in the tournament. Makes no sense.

re: Here is your Men's Bracket...

Posted by EssexTiger on 3/18/24 at 7:58 am to
It is curious that AU as the 15 overall seed (3rd rated in the 4 seed line) is placed in the bracket with UCONN, the top rated 1 seed, whereas UA as the weakest seed (16 overall seed) in the 4 seed line is placed with UNC, the 4th seeded (weakest) team in the top bracket. This peculiar bracketing did not escape an irate UCONN fan base, which clearly has the toughest path to a championship run. Very generous bracketing for UA which should have been placed with the overall number 1 seed.
The Committee must be encouraging AU, UA, and UAB to share a ride out to Spokane to save travel costs rather than base their travel on mileage from home to nearest placement site. Curious how they ship AU and UAB as East Region teams as far as possible from the East Region to play their first round games. Great respect shown for the state of Alabama teams.
Technically that was a cat and dog fight.
Refs let the gals play, especially Reese and Cardosa. If AU men had played that game, everyone would have been fouled out in the first quarter.