Tyler Bray is a classless punk

One can't help but compare Tyler Bray to Aaron Murray.
Bray is a classless punk.
Murray epitomizes class.

averagedawg, had the great experience to watch UT go down. Know that many pull for SEC teams when they are playing out of conference. I used to do the same. However too much water over the bridge for me, enjoyed watching a tough bunch from North Carolina playing short handed kick some folks off of Rocky Top.

As for the media apes . . . trying to figure out what it was that they saw in Bray to even allow AM's name in the same sentence.

Looking forward to the UGA defense getting a lot better off of the edge and for sure we know where Bray can be located. Really need a couple of pieces and QB's like self-centered Bray will feel the wrath of the SEC Dawgs.

According to the weather reports that I have seen this morning, could be a messy field in Memphis. . . .Happy New Year to you and your family averagedawg.

Weather forecast for Memphis . . .

Today
Breezy. Showers likely and a chance of thunderstorms in the morning...then showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Some thunderstorms may be severe in the afternoon. Highs in the upper 60s. South winds 15 to 20 mph with gusts to near 30 mph. Chance of rain 80 percent.

Looks like Russ will be stalking the sidelines in the Mud Bowl today--
from ajc.com--

Mascot Uga VIII sidelined from bowl by illness; ‘Russ’ returns
5:33 pm December 30, 2010, by Tim Tucker

MEMPHIS — Uga VIII will miss the Liberty Bowl on Friday because of illness.

Georgia’s bulldog mascot is sidelined with a “gastro-intestinal condition,” the university announced late Thursday afternoon, and did not make the trip to Memphis.

“Russ,” the former interim mascot, again will fill in, as he did for the final two games last season and the first six this year. Russ has bowl experience, having been in Shreveport for Georgia’s victory over Texas A&M in last season’s Independence Bowl.

Buc, that weather forecast certainly doesn't help us. Bad weather tends to level out the talent and playing field. Guess we'll see.

Happy New Year, everybody.

wlayton wrote:

Buc, that weather forecast certainly doesn't help us. Bad weather tends to level out the talent and playing field. Guess we'll see.

So right wlayton. This could be an advantage to UGA, going along the lines of size comparison by the O and D lines.

Have never seen UCF so pumped for a game and I do see most of their games. Must keep UCF's QB in the area of the pocket, he has the moves and vision to cause problems. Also, can throw that tater.

One more thing, AJ on a wet field, will put on a clinic. He will be doubled all day, makes for some interesting slant calls for Orson, White and others.

Will also be interesting to see if we have a tight end in the backfield. Look forward to some of the play calling and situations on both sides of the ball.

sadlerdawg, hard to beat experience . . . YOU GO RUSS!

Really enjoy talking to all of you on the internet, as wlayton said, Great Board, which in my opinion comes back to great participants. Much like football teams . . .