Back in control of our own destiny...

Given what has transpired the gift to South Carolina makes me all the more angry.

15th in the BCS--haven't seen that in a while.

This game has been circled on my calendar for a long time.
No extra motivation should be needed for this one.

ChemDog... We do control our own destiny now, so us making the SEC title game is 100% in our
hands. We do what we should do and it's ours. If we don't do what we should do, then we don't
deserve it.

No way will I be pulling for the Gayduhs to do anything. I don't think we need their help,
nor do I want it even if we did.

Buc, I was shocked at the 12 1/2 point line this morning. We may cover it but don't like the players seeing that big of a line for the game.


Btw, a very small tidbit I was thinking about after the NMS game. I'm sure other people thought about this too but did ya'll notice that Minnesota lost by 7 to Michigan State (almost won the game....MSU was ranking 15th last week and they beat Wis when they were undefeated) and that NMS beat Minn earlier this year!!!!???? Unbelievable.....and we put 63 on them and could have been 100?? Even the Big 10-11-12(?) is weaker than usual.

Didn't know if ya'll noticed that.

Couple of games back I had seen a point spread against another opponent, it looked ridiculous also. Think it was WoodstockDawg or TN Dawg that came on site and corrected the spread. Might have been BulldogShannon, hard for me to remember.

kentdaddy is dead on with the South Carolina game.

averagedawg, two old farts like you and I, having lived on the West side of the State of Georgia have special feelings about the history of this game. I dislike Auburn, have had some close ones with their fans in Sanford Stadium.

Below is a link to the Auburn/UGA game back in the day. Sullivan and Beasley ruined my day in Athens. Some might enjoy reading some of the following. Also, Jordan's wife passed away recently, she was 98 years young, and another beautiful Lady from Augusta.

sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/...MAG1085562/index.htm