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Buc you can also stop at the Ole Times in Macon. Give me a call and I'll buy your lunch or dinner. My Dad celebrates his 90th Sunday. GO DAWGS!!!!!!GATA

yankeedawg1 wrote: Travel safe Buc, The CBS station in ATL is "46" it is what we get here in the Classic City as the CBS Local station

You going to load up on goobers while your here up north???

Go Dawgs

yd1, thanks. Really have great interest in this game, believe we will find out "so much more" about ourselves. Road game, crowd noise, good opponent.

The "green peanuts" came in the end of August, first week or so in September. Thus far have boiled two bushels here at home. Will be taking some peanuts for my Mom and others to eat. Just Southern Folk that are proud to be just that.

Greg and some of the others at the VA look forward to the boiled peanuts. Just a small thing that I can do for those that deserve so much.

Anyone that enjoys boiled peanuts, highly recommend Hardy Farms, peanuts are shipped boiled several different ways. They are located near Hawkinsville, Georgia. I prefer to boil my own . . . . Sweet Georgia Runners, aka "Georgia Caviar". Here is the link if anyone is interested. I am known there as Buc also. Great people, Bulldog folks.

www.hardyfarmspeanuts.com/

growl wrote: Buc you can also stop at the Ole Times in Macon. Give me a call and I'll buy your lunch or dinner. My Dad celebrates his 90th Sunday. GO DAWGS!!!!!!GATA

Chief, probably won't be this time, but I guarantee you it will be soon. Would like to meet up with you. Right now trying to line up some advertising for this site. Plan to speak with the folks at Hardy's in the very near future. If there are those here that indulge in boiled peanuts, could be a plus for this board. Reason I mention this is you said to me some time back when I mentioned Hardy's that you stop on occasion and get a bag, right out of the "big pot".

You and I are destined to cross trails.

Now, that ,would be my pleasure. I stop by a little stand in Gray on my way home from work and buy a large bag to eat on Saturdays during Georgia games that I get saved for me by the better half.

ogredawg wrote:

Buc wrote:

AllDawgs5 wrote: Buc, I couldn't agree more. I have no doubt Ogre is all in. Everyone is.

I think Mike Bobo had to grew up on the big time stage. Most coaches don't start being a coordinator at the top. They take their lumps in the minor leagues, and then hone in on their craft. Mike Bobo has done that. He does some things where I get totally pissed. He has some bad calls, bad games. I watch a ton of football as well as I am sure many others do. I watch play calling, and have been dumbfounded all the time with calls. That goes for Sumlin, malzahn, spurrier, you name it. They have done some very ignorant things.

Take aub for instance, everyone raves about their rushing attack. Why? because it is different. Is it anymore productive than what we have? No. Is it flashier than what we do, sure. The media falls in love with the, how fast they are moving, the motions, how few of secs between plays, the billboard play sheets, etc.. At the end of the day, 250 yards rushing and 2 TD's is 250 rushing and 2 TD's.

To me, CMB grew up when I started hearing things like "Aaron told me what he saw and thought would work, and that is what we did", or "Todd told us some plays he was comfortable with, and we went with it." Too many see that and say, see, CMB is not even coaching, Aaron is, or Todd is. They are missing it to me. Some times the best coaching is listening to what those "working" for you have to say. Mike Bobo grew up when he started listening to those actually in the arena, wearing the armor.

GO DAWGS

Truthfully I was one that had problems with the comments from Todd Gurley to Mike Bobo. Looked at it from a different perspective, think sometimes that comes from watching earlier calls. Things tend to compound themselves, often. You made a make sense comment. Still po'd about the arena statement. Hard one to shake.

Much is being said about the Missouri defensive line, watched them earlier in the year, they might be better pass rushers than previous Tiger teams. Offensive line has to have big shoulders for Saturdays game. Missouri also played a lot of man in the game that I watched. Same could apply to them if we had "wheels" at the quarterback position. Hutson Mason can run, did so in high school. No doubt that Mauk will take off.

The other thingy to me is if Ramsey gets indoctrinated to more than a series or two. We know that he has an arm, also has had enough time in the film room and the playbook to understand. Needs to be under fire, live ammo. Quarterback position comes alive, regardless of who that is, Todd Gurley and others will be impossible to stop. Saying that because I like what I think I have seen from the offensive line.

With Malcolm Mitchell, Conley, Bennett, Blazevich, with the possibilities of Rome and Justin Scott-Wesley, McKenzie on wheel routes, I can buy into this group.

As far as my feelings about defense, believe my avatar takes care of that.

Mizzou D is not at its best against the run. They rely on the speed pass rush to get the job done along with thier cover guys who are pretty darn good. #3 and #27 should have a big day against them IF we play to our strengths, but I have no confidence that we will do that. I see alot of play action and sitting #3 to save him for the 4th qtr. when we should be pounding them even if they stack the box. If Bobo is going to try and pass on them look for #14 to have a rougher time than he has been...

Mizzou D against the run:

South Carolina: 30 carries, 142 yards, TD
Indiana: 44 carries, 246 yards, 3 TD
Toledo: 15 carries, 148 yards, 3 TD
SDSU: 17 carries, 103 yards, 2 TD

Returned to this post several times. A day later and I am back again.

Guess it could be said that I am a believer in Faton Bauta. That is the truth. Truth being explained by another person in the link below.

Buck Belue totally depended on Walker to get the job done. Now we have comparisons between Walker and Gurley. Seems we have not been too successful thus far in the passing game. Have to take into consideration the receivers that have been wearing the green jerseys. There are however other issues at some point that need to be answered.

We are 5 games into the season and I can only speak for myself. I am not comfortable with what I "think" I see. Notice that Clemson made a quarterback change, changed to a young man that has wheels and uses them. Something along the lines of the young man that played for Baylor, won the Heisman Trophy, drafted #2 into the NFL.

What you folks think?

www.berniesdawgblawg.com/2014/10/ahemwhat-about-bauta.html

I do belive we are missing the boat with FB. If I was him I would find a team where I could showcase my talent and when he does it will show again how our coaches are narrow minded and not able to develop a players natural talent. Just look at the QB on the plains


P.S. I'm not at practice to see what HM does there but seen what he does in a game. IMHO he gets rattled to easy. I don't think he can handle being the man. Some are leaders others are not.