Eric Zeier's Blog--Good read

Blah. I like it. It gets the crowd into it. I think we'll all agree that crowd noise is an incredible advantage for the home team, and when the crowd has been taken out of a 17-17 game due to a pick-six, you do whatever you can to get them back into it. I also liked the swagger. To me, the game wasn't in doubt. The players had confidence that they were going to win, and so I did as well.

I like the players to get excited as well and have fun as long as it doesn't hurt their concentration. Plus, if the D is on the sideline, shouldn't they be together with their coaches discussing schemes etc?........naaaa, our D doesn't need more coaching.

wlayton wrote:

I like the players to get excited as well and have fun as long as it doesn't hurt their concentration. Plus, if the D is on the sideline, shouldn't they be together with their coaches discussing schemes etc?........naaaa, our D doesn't need more coaching.

Not from their current coach, anyway...

Good point !!!!

Kirby Smart?

dapolla, wlayton, that was a HILARIOUS back and forth yall had going.

I feel like a typical politician on the dancing issue:

One side of me likes the \"old-school\", keep focused, serious, and intense approach
One side of me likes the \"new-school\", stay loose, have fun, and get everybody fired-up approach
Hopefully, the Dawgs dancing is more of a \"sign of the times\" than a sign of our coaches lack of control???

Hot Mike,
I would love to get CKS back to his Athens roots BUT he's been very loyal to Satan (I mean Saban) for many years now following him from LSU to the NFL via Miami all the way to Tusk-R-loser.