Makeit Blue

WEST
1.LSU
2.Ole Miss
3.Alabama
4.Auburn
5.Arkansas
6.Mississippi State


EAST
1.Florida
2.Georgia
3.South Carolina
4.Kentucky
5.Vanderbilt
6.Tennessee
(4-6 could go either way)

Same play by Carlos Dansby against UNC in Peach Bowl. Watch, around the 6:30 mark.

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LOL! Nice edit, and just in time.

So, he's a former AU Tiger, will make more money...I can see why we have every reason to expect he will come. Don't you? I certainly hope so! :nana:

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I guess we will see how he pans out when it actually matters.

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Roof hired as DC.

Facts:

- Veteran defensive coach comes to Minnesota after serving as head coach at Duke University for four seasons.

- As Dukes defensive coordinator and interim head coach, coached two players - Chris Douglas and Matt Zielinski - to the All-Atlantic Coast Conference first team. It was the first time the school had two first-team all-conference selections in 10 years.

- Improved a Duke defense that ranked 113th in the nation in total defense in 2001 to a No. 58 ranking (and the top spot in the ACC) one season later.

- As defensive coordinator at Georgia Tech, his 2000 unit ranked No. 12 in the nation in rushing defense and No. 20 in scoring defense. Roof was nominated for the Broyles Award, given to the top assistant coach in the nation following the 2000 season.

- In 2001 under Roof, the Yellow Jackets were again one of the top defenses in the nation, ranking 23rd nationally in total defense and 32nd in rushing defense.

- Roofs defensive units at Georgia Tech helped Yellow Jackets to a 35-1- overall record, four consecutive bowl berths and the 1998 ACC Co-Championship during his tenure.

- Inducted into Georgia Tech Athletics Hall of Fame in 1998.

- Spent 1997 season as defensive coordinator at Western Carolina, where one of his charges - Marcus Bradley - set a school record for single-season tackles (145).

- Coached at Massachusetts for three seasons, two as defensive coordinator. Three Minuteman defenders earned All-America honors and during Roofs tenure.

- Recruiting efforts during first stint at Duke (1990-93) helped lay the foundation for the Blue Devils 8-4 mark and Hall of Fame Bowl berth in 1994.

Accomplishments as a Player

- Three-year starter at linebacker for Georgia Tech as part of the famous Black Watch defense under head coach Bill Curry. Also served as a team captain for the Yellowjackets.

- Finished collegiate career at No. 7 on Georgia Techs all-time tackle list with 417 total stops. Tallied 119 tackles in 1985, including 25 against Tennessee, which still stands as the No. 2 single-game performance in Yellow Jacket history. Earned first-team All-ACC honors that season, as well

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How quickly we move on......

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:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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and Trooper Taylor from Ok St.

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That hasn't been announced yet. Has it? Trooper was scheduled to interview with UT also, but he did arrive in AU today with Luper. Hope we get him.

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I would say the same thing except for the idiot I went to high school with who wore his "You wear your X and I'll wear mine" shirt to school.

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And that is why y'all blare "Sweet Home Alabama" where the guvner's true at your games?

:bird: Sweet Home Alabama

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some bama fan told me once that the only thing in the town of auburn was a hardees and a gay bar, can anyone confirm this?

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Darlin, take my hand and let me show you a good time in Auburn. Your "friend" (most likely a Bamzo) told you this? :doublebird:

Soooooooooo not true.

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keep forgetting that people can lurk. I've heard that animals in zoos eventually forget there are people looking at them. Now I've proven it.

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It's not all bad. You got me for a member, now! :nana: