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yankeedawg1 wrote: Beating a SEC team that didn't want to be in Atlanta is not the same as getting in the way of the Dawgs-new year-new team - one dream

yd1, that is the TRUTH. Not even being a SEC homer, because I don't care for LSU, but if I were a gambling man I would bet on LSU to annihilate Climpsn if they played a game this afternoon. That bowl game was an aberration. LSU is a better team than Climpsn, top to bottom.

Check the stats from that game. Mettenberger had a very mediocre game - VERY mediocre. Boyd played the game of his LIFE. He was 36 of 50 for 346 yards passing with no INTs.

And you know what? Climpsn played from behind the entire game and had to rely on a FG with only 2 seconds on the clock to squeak out a 1 point win.

In other words, in a more typical game, LSU cleans their clocks. The truth hurts, if you're a Climpsn fan.

This is what Clemson can look forward to. Still think we are going to see the running backs catch a lot of balls. Catch in the film below, Marshall makes a great move to turn and catch the football. Saw all of this live, get excited looking at it again. Give AM that little edge on the time clock, this group will hurt you.

KG is really becoming all that. Spring and Fall camp, lots of pats on the back.

espn.go.com/video/clip?id=9580499

Edit: Herschel continues to be a "classy individual".

dogbytesonline.com/herschel-fine-with-end-of-gurshall-73892/

Great get on that video!

KG is obviously stepping up his game. Did you see that poor guy trying to chase down Conley? Big number 72 was barreling straight in on him - he had NO chance. I'd hate to see that guy coming at me like that!

I'm looking forward to the season - bring on Climpsn!

thriller what really gets my attention about KG, first off his size, secondly, right guard down field blocking. More than a few yards KG ran to throw that block. Looking at the film, KG took care of business on the line before taking off.

Speaks well for KG and Will Friend. Haven't seen a lot of that happening in the recent past. Movement like that is what the NFL is looking for.