wlayton was right

Green likely did cost us a trip to Atlanta as it seems no one else wants to go.

Florida is on a losing slide and I would love nothing more than to make it four. (that rhymes)

If South Carolina can lose another game we may be back in this thing. I simply cannot believe what has happened.

Let's keep things in perspective: we've managed to beat the living daylights out of two teams that have 1 win against opponents from a BCS conference between them, almost lost to UAB, and have been taken to school by the likes of Northwestern and Connecticut.

Right now, we just need to worry about Kentucky. That will be our first major test since the losing streak ended and will really prove whether or not we've managed to turn things around.

I still vote that for the fact our HC and OC are morons is what cost us the trip to Atl.

Oh, I know, but the rest of the division is falling apart.

The opportunity was there and having Green would have made a huge difference in those games.

kentdaddy wrote:

Oh, I know, but the rest of the division is falling apart.

The opportunity was there and having Green would have made a huge difference in those games.

Thanks kd.

I think it is glaringly obvious now. Superstars can make a dumb coach look brilliant......NEVER the other way around.



(look no further than Les Miles...aka Spanky)

Watching the game yesterday, something that caught my eye. Anyone notice that AJ looked a bit disheartened? Meaning from this quarter, he did not get the ball basically everytime it was in the air. . . . a look and expressions that I have seen T.O. and his teammate do.

Maybe seeing things, don't think so. Time for AJ to move on. Sooner he is gone, the quicker we get leadership on the offensive side of the ball.

This week against Kentucky will answer many questions.

Press talking about two td's being called back . . . what about the drops for serious yardage. . .