Missouri/Georgia . . . Show Time

Board quiet, looking around for football opinions. Interesting article by Seth Emerson. Toward the end of the article checked out the standings according to those that vote.

Did not see Missouri listed anywhere. Did see Texas A&M getting some votes.

If we are to believe in polls, UGA is sitting in a pretty good position overall. Looking at the different places that we are probjected to be, with our schedule and hard work, this could be a very rewarding year. Also gather from the polls that we have had some problems recently, one can only hope that we are past that now.

If we are not able to move through this schedule with many wins, there very well could be problems surfacing again in Athens. Talent is there, coaching them to new levels in mandatory in my mind this season.

Find myself using the word "if" a lot in my posts. Hoping that this 2012 Team of Dawgs turns the word "if" into "accomplished".

www.ledger-enquirer.com/2012/08/18/21667...6.html#storylink=rss

Imo, I see two definite mistakes in his voting......FSU and Michigan ahead of us??? Dead wrong. UM will find out soon enough and FSU's QB can't touch AM......huge in the sport.

Just saw the AP poll . . . obviously means nothing until at least October, but . . .

I'm a little mystified by the "cupcake" schedule we supposedly have this year. It doesn't look like the AP thinks it's too easy, anyway. Don't think so? Missouri gets a mention. Tennessee gets a mention. Auburn gets a mention. Georgia Tech gets a mention. Florida is ranked at 23. South Carolina is ranked at 9. So AP writers think that fully HALF of our schedule merits recognition prior to the season.

In my most HUMBLE of opinions, we have the toughest "cupcake" schedule in the nation. We certainly don't have the easiest. So. Cal. just might have that one.

Edit: [Just realized that I maybe should have recognized Wisconsin's schedule as among the easier ones, at least as far as winning a conference championship. After Penn States issues, it leaves the Badgers with very little to accomplish to get to their title game.]

My bad thriller. Missed the Missouri mention.