From Athens- Game Day Friday # 6

BulldogShannon, hero I am not. Served I did.

Good to see you posting again, know that you are busy coaching.

Totally unrelated, but we don't seem to talk
much about other CFB:

Jim Harbaugh tonight... had his Michigan Wolverines go for 2 against Rutgers... up by 4 scores.. en route to a 78-0 victory..

Proving once and for all that he is the biggest a$$hole in all of college football.

It was the 2nd year in a row the UM coach has chosen to go for 2 up by 4 scores against the Scarlet Knights, so it's not a unique anomaly.

Totally agree Wartdawg.

Have watched many of his antics, both college and professional.

Definitely has a loose screw.

Running up scores is one thing, it comes down to "how and why".

Never been a urban meyer supporter, period. Hoping Ohio State kicks the you know what out of Michigan.

There was a lot of talk about harbaugh and the "stuff" he was doing in San Francisco. There will come a time when the powers above him at Michigan will not be as excited as they are now about the hire. Bet that, history has a way of repeating itself.

Off on a tangent... watched UT vs A&M yesterday and saw several interesting things:

1. CBS needs a new crew, preferably not "pixie dust" zombies.
2. UT is a stronger team than I thought; much more impressed with the job our D did last week.
3. A&M will not beat AL; probably not Ole Miss.
4. We are doing better than I thought. Lots of learning curve issues and personnel issues, but CKS is moving the window in the right direction.
5. UT will continue to be good, which is good for the east. We need UT, FL, and USC to improve. In three years, I want to see the east be better than the west.

Our prayers to the folks in FL, GA, and the Carolinas.

rockdawg, spent much of the TAM/UT game "talking" to the two clowns that can ruin a good football game quickly, and constantly.

Verne is one thing but . . . . Daniels has to go, would be a perfect departure if he leaves with Verne.

rockdawg, has been mentioned on this board that todays game could and probably will give most of us a keener insight into our players and coaches.

Good read sir . . . .