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big time program

I thought they're just above .500 all time.
My question is how do they play so well with so little talent? They've been having multiple 10 win seasons since joining the SEC. Every time I write them off as a bottom dweller, they come right back shattering my expectations.

UGA -3.5 @ Tennessee

Posted by Phat Phil on 9/9/25 at 11:25 am
betting line has moved. I got Tennessee winning straight up with home field advantage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DFPqIs46rU

UGA -6.5 @ Tennessee

Posted by Phat Phil on 9/7/25 at 2:06 pm
Tennessee wins straight up. Can't wait to see thUGA meltdown

re: Top 10 prediction thread

Posted by Phat Phil on 9/1/25 at 3:18 pm to
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10. South Carolina


but why?
He has $70 million golden parachute. I wouldn't give two f*cks if I was him.

ESPN: Best active FBS head coaches

Posted by Phat Phil on 7/21/25 at 11:10 pm
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/45739570/ranking-best-college-football-coaches-last-20-years

Best active FBS head coaches (min. 4 years)
1. Ryan Day, Ohio St.
2. Josh Heupel, Tennessee
3. Kirby Smart, Georgia
4. James Franklin, Penn St.
5. Dabo Swinney, Clemson
6. Dan Mullen, UNLV
7. Lane Kiffin, Ole Miss
8. Brian Kelly, LSU
9. Jeff Traylor, UTSA
10. Mike Gundy, Oklahoma St.
29. Steve Sarkisian, Texas

There are 3 things certain in life.

1. Death
2. Taxes
3. thUGA arrests in the off-season
I went to one of high school in south Nashville 20 years ago. Looking at the yearbook, the class was mostly white. Now it's 90% Hispanic. Exact same high school.
https://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/21/p3

And yet Nico's family is claiming transfer is about Tennessee's offense, not money.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/44703683/ucla-talks-qb-nico-iamaleava-less-money

So instead of doubling his salary, it's about to be cut in half. Not to mention an upcoming 5-7 season with a shitty team, fanbase that never fill up the stadium, and a ruined reputation.
There's only 1 prediction and it's outdated by several days. 1 prediction means 100% crystal ball.
He's just not that good. He isn't anything close to Burrow, Tebow, Menziel, Cam Newton. He's serviceable and maybe has some potential, but he's not worth $4 million. Trust me, Tennessee would have paid him if he was a game changer.

For that kind of money, he needs to light up Ohio State, not Kent State.
(He did light up Kent State 71-0 last year)
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With North Carolina reportedly out and only Tulane and UCLA currently linked to Iamaleava, Pete Nakos of On3.com now reports that multiple schools are waiting to see whether his price falls into the range of $1 million.

It’s a new wrinkle in the NCAA’s NIL dynamic. Now that a player can play the leverage game, there’s a chance he’ll overplay his hand. Iamaleava apparently has.

The $4 million he wants seems to be nowhere to be found. The $2.4 million he had may be gone for good.


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Not just Nico, but several players from other programs renegotiated in the middle of a playoff run, holding the team hostage. Now I understand why Nick Saban retired.

Is Nico really worth $8 million?

Posted by Phat Phil on 4/12/25 at 1:36 pm
If he plays like Joe Burrow then yes, we'd pay even double. But he was serviceable at best and padded stats against cupcakes. Whenever he played against defense with a pulse he rarely even threw downfield.
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According to a recent report from Case-Schiller National Home Price Index, home prices in America have spiked by 47% since 2020.


I just want it to go back to normal level, that's all.
I've been desperately rooting for the housing market crash since 2021. If that happens, Trump is my savior.

re: Europe uniting against Russia

Posted by Phat Phil on 3/2/25 at 6:40 pm to
Europe is nothing but talk. Zero substance. Put your money where your mouth is and actually provide Ukraine with means to fight the war. Ukraine is outgunned and outmatched. Russia is firing 3x more artillery every day. Does Russia really have more weapons than all of EU combined?