markstanco

That’s more on the d line than the secondary.

Tough to compare 2020 to 2024 when you can NIL players away from Georgia and bama legally.

Same and I’m happier. Cowboys are on auto record on yttv so I just watch the key plays version in 4 minutes if I’m done with outside stuff. I hope that doesn’t give Jerry money but it probably does.

If you are serious about giving state 10.5 when the line is 15 I’m your huckleberry for $100.

Good catch. Thats pretty funny.

I don’t recall being able to use my tv remote for Apple TV on the Ballys app when casting. This is awesome.

Just got home from dinner and I see friends in the sin box. WTF

Good point! I would also say the cowboys but they are going to hire Deion probably because Jerry will Jerry.

CSB: The Bomar family lived 4 houses down from me growing up. Rhett is about 10ish years younger than me, so didnt know him but I knew his dad, he was the head coach for my HS. His dad was an asshole so the apple fell close to the tree.

No idea. Maybe his development at Texas would be better or worse, you cant put a finger on it. But he would get PT.

He has 11 INTs for his career, he is a good player. Just a loudmouth.

Nothing newer than 8 hours old on the googles search. I too want him arrested in a bad way and will pay attention to this thread today. However, Baltimore police being who they are, may do nothing. Plus with his dad being ultra rich I bet this goes away sadly.

#KeepBrent

Pretty much wherever he wanted. He was a top 100 guy.

I know that is in jest, but on the $9.95 board it was a loss when he flipped to OU. But, he is perfect for OU, and had similar statements as Adrian Peterson saying they went to OU to win championships. F both of 'em.

Cowbell is hot garbage. They will win by double digits. We all want the coaster to peak after Mizzou and go down Saturday, but it wont happen this weekend.

Not entirely correct. https://sports.yahoo.com/dak-prescott-booed-super-bowl-233012908.html

Are YOU trolling too?

Ole Miss, too.

https://gigemgazette.com/power-ranking-the-sec-after-week-7-new-top-team-as-ut-uga-bama-falter-01ja5p6adymq Power ranking the SEC after week 7: #3 - Texas The Longhorns notched a big milestone this weekend by taking care of OU, who has been the perennial burr under their saddle. The triumphant return of Quinn Ewers to the quarterback spot saw the senior QB get his second win in the Red River Rivalry. However, the scoreboard destruction of Oklahoma still masks some of the issues that have been persisting with this Texas team. It’s becoming increasingly clear that the Horns have yet to be tested, and they’re not really passing with flying colors in every facet. There’s no one, dominant team this year, of course. Everyone has holes. But when I see that the Texas pass offense put up a worse performance against OU than did the Auburn Tigers, of all teams, that has me concerned. So too does the defense. The Longhorns have yet to play a team with the ability to complete a downfield pass, and they’ve been able to dedicate scheme and numbers to the run game as a result—yet they’re still not as dominant as they were last year. UGA will be a test in that respect, so we’ll find something out about the Longhorns this weekend—one way or the other. Next Power ranking the SEC after week 7: #2 - Georgia The Bulldogs have still not quite been as impressive as most hoped so far this year. They have won convincingly in several games—that Clemson win just keeps looking better and better, in particular—but games like this previous Saturday against Mississippi State have been a thorn in their side. Yes, if you look at total yardage, it was a convincing win. But this is the type of game that was a wholesale destruction under previous championship squads under Kirby Smart. We can write it off a little bit as a lookahead spot for the Bulldogs, who will be traveling to Austin this Saturday. But the alarm bells are still there for UGA. If they don’t win on Saturday, 9-3 is a real possibility in Athens. That might still be enough to get them in the playoff, but it won’t make many Bulldog fans happy. Power ranking the SEC after week 7: #1 - Texas A&M Why not? We need a larger body of work, to be sure. But it looks more and more like A&M’s performance against Missouri—efficient and explosive on offense, and suffocating on defense—is one of the most complete and dominant games we’ve seen out of any squad in the nation this year. They have to follow it up with some more big games, no doubt. But it’s encouraging that, upon Weigman’s return, the Aggies looked so dominant against a quality team. Again, there is more that has to be shown. But if that Mizzou game showed what the Aggies are going forward, there are almost no holes in this team—and those holes that are present are at spots that have been improving every single week. It’s looking more and more like the Ags may have the best defense in the conference, with down years in Athens and Tuscaloosa. They’re certainly more tested in that respect than others who may lay claim to that title. If the offense can keep up what they did against Mizzou, this Aggie team could be a conference title contender in year one under Mike Elko.

That poster probably shouldn’t watch the college gameday opener. eSIPn big time.

Every October this happens. Hilarious.