Bill Lumbergh

Yeah, unless they have a bad hangover and crater after this loss, I'd pencil that one in as a win for them. They're not as good as they think they are, but not as bad as we want them to be. Auburn is the kind of bad we hoped aggy would be. Thankfully, we have a chance to put the cherry on top of their disappointing season at Kyle.

I was looking at Boise yesterday and a bit shocked they're so low. I realize they play an easy schedule, but they played Oregon closer than everyone except Ohio State and have dominated most other games. Top 10 seems warranted, at least.

Educated women tend to know better than to associate with aggy men.

After our last few games against decent defenses, I feel like teams are anticipating us struggling to run and scheming more for these perimeter plays. Our WRs haven't been blocking as well and they've been getting blown up more frequently now, which I think is contributing a lot to some of our offensive struggles. I'm hoping sark is using the bye week to self scout and come up with some different answers for us struggling to run. We need an answer as part of our game plan, but the blueprint is out now for how to stop our current approach and we have some good defenses coming up who will be prepared.

Elkos entire game plan will be the same as their recruiting strategy. They might as well just send their dline out for the game and leave everyone else on the bench. That's how he'll plan to win. Sark will obviously know this as well, the question is what he does about it. Hopefully not what we tried against Georgia.

Good thing the game is at aggy. We will get no officiating help in this one.

I just assume they're keeping notes and want to come out on the right side when they decide it's time to strike.

I mostly remember them unveiling a special uniform that included a glow in the dark feature for a game that ended up scheduled in the afternoon.

I agree that Saturday night was a dud, but concluding that Sarkisian should step down as offensive play caller is certainly a take.

I love college football

And now we know the real reason aggy had to turn Stoops' plane away.

Wtf play are you even talking about here?

I don't think you realize how absurd your premise is here for justifying the chant. Essentially, because Miami had been hyped all year, once Bama fans realized they were going to beat them, their first instinct was to chant...their conference? You do realize this is basically the same as if Texas fans had started chanting "big 12" after Vince Young's run in the rose bowl. Thankfully I can promise you that not a single Texas fan gave that a thought. The big 12 hadn't won shit, Texas had. Same as Bama had. So, no, that does not justify why the chant has a time and place, in fact it only helps highlight how dumb it is.