Probably not this year, Bama is a frickin' machine on both sides of the ball. But, yeah, Kirby is building something really, really good in Athens and he'll beat Saban/Bama very soon. Maybe next year.Originally Posted by Bulldog Tom
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Probably not this year, Bama is a frickin' machine on both sides of the ball. But, yeah, Kirby is building something really, really good in Athens and he'll beat Saban/Bama very soon. Maybe next year.
Should have beat him last year in the championship, but failed at halftime and qb adjustments.
Kirby is great, but he also inherited absolutely the best situation of any of Saban's assistants.
Time is your friend. Impulse is your enemy. -John Bogle
Exactly. With the downfall of Florida, the East is his to lose every year. Should be easy to recruit kids to play in the SEC championship every year.
On top of that, what he was handed by Mark Richt was pretty dang good to begin with.
Time is your friend. Impulse is your enemy. -John Bogle
I teach at UGA each summer, the campus as a whole and the athletic facilities are amazing. Outside of Ruston, Athens is the only college town I would retire to, and I have been to most of the major college towns. As long as he wins, which he will have the resources, that would be my pick of SEC school/towns.
And if you didn't plan well for your retirement and you're at risk of outliving your money, you can always just start eating at The Varsity a couple times a week...problem solved.
Time is your friend. Impulse is your enemy. -John Bogle
Whadya have! WHADYA HAVE!
But seriously … nobody born after 1970 is gonna get to retire. We'll all die at our desks.
That’s the absolute truth.
Or Cook Out. Of course eating at either of those too often would shorten your life span so maybe my cash would last!I would die happy eating at Mama's Boy though.
Unless the system crashes between private retirement and TRS ill hit my rule of 80 in 12 more years and I am done. I may do something on the side, but it will be something I do and enjoy for petty cash.
What a pathetic product on the field we have - sickening to watch.
Why in the name of the football gods can we not have a dynamic offense?
You're asking the impossible. In our entire history we've never had a dynamic offense.
Yowzah!
When we went uptempo tonight, we did well. JMar wasn't great, but he was acceptable.
Which, of course, is why Skip abandoned it.
JMar was more than acceptable up-tempo. And we ditched it.
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