enough already. Saban will be @ LSU until we wins 5 National Championships. That should only take him 10 more years. He can then retire and...
Home field is big unless you're MSU. Auburn, Florida, Georgia, and Vandy.
We could lose any of the remaining SEC games if we don't play well. Since South Carolina is sandwiched between Florida and Auburn, it concerns me...
last year Oct 21 was the first BCS ranking, so we're probably 3 weeks away.
I guess with 65 different rankings and methodologies, there are bound to be some oddities, but some of them are downright idiotic.
Although JS has had some good teams in the past, his time has passed and I'll bet he won't make through the season. MSU still has some talent (if...
fair enough. he did bash his team, but i haven't heard to many coaches put down their opponents. hell, if you listen to Lou Holtz, he'd have you...
LSU #1 in 9 different polls/pwr rankings ranked #7 for composite avg. some jackass poll has us ranked 45th, however they have Bowling Green #3....
The fact that JS allegedly said the following: "The LSU team is the best LSU team I have seen in 13 years, they are the best balanced team" means...
i think the point is who gives a rat's ass what JS said
Verne's good, but Ron Franklin has the best college football "voice". "he's got 5, he's got 10 and he .... will ..... score". Always like it...
DD has looked very impressive thus far. He's got some great moves.
thanks
Originally posted by SoLa in NoIll BTW, I wouldn't call the Georgia Dome for the SECC a "neutral field" if UGA is playing. true. I...
Any ideas when this game will be picked up by CBS, ESPN, or (please no) JP?
agreed- that sequence of plays spoke volumes about how great a coach we have
Bennett - the 2003 version of David Duval? You mean Damon Duval or I guess David works as well
77% and climbing
When it rains, it pours http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=1617370
After the beating LSU puts on Georgia Saturday, SECChamps2003 may be more disturbed than Ned Beatty was in Deliverance, "weee louder".
