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Agree with you. I think we have a shot to win the UGA game if things go really right with the running back situation and no more injuries. Gus being here another year is more likely than not. When I think about next season though it really bugs me. With Pat Dye Auburn was able to reload each year. It wasn't a question of Auburn being good, but how good. With Gus it's like Russian Roulette, not a full chamber and you don't know when it will fire and when it won't.

Yeah, I think I am in between 2 & 3. I know we have the wrong coach but I was a Gusaholic for several years so I'm having a hard time admitting it in front of others. I also feel like when I watch a NASCAR race. I anticipate a wreck because it always happens so I just sit here watching and waiting.

What's there to not feel good about?

When was Paul Finebaum a coaching candidate for Auburn? jk. I could never figure out why Paul referred to Tuberville as "Wingnut" when he has such a set of ears on him. Pot meet kettle.

I'm right there with you on last year's but these will grow on us I'm sure. My least favorite part of this is the navy trim on the neck and arm hole of the orange jersey. The blue and white don't have the trim. I think I might like it better without that blue trim that stops halfway around the neck.

This made me laugh. But in reality no one would ever make a change in anything if they were concerned about failing. Familiar doesn't make it better or necessarily right, it just makes it comfortable which can be bad. You know the saying "if you always do what you've always done you'll always get what you've always gotten". Change is necessary to move forward. Comfortable is nice but in most things it...

That would be an interesting slant.

I think your reading it correctly but not interpreting it correctly. The teams they have played and beaten have a total of 11 wins against FBS teams. That makes them 9th along with the other teams listed with them.

Really happy he is wearing Celtic green.

I remembered today for some reason that Brandon suffered from Myasthenia Gravis which affects the muscles. Possibly an explanation of sorts. I just remembered the story when he came to Auburn and he was actually quite a tough QB in my opinion. He had overcome a lot to get to play football.

I had forgotten about Brandon having been diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis. Some of the symptoms such as slurred speech and distorted facial features around the eyes like droopy eyelids. Also tiredness is a side effect. I'm inclined to agree with you on this.

But that's just it, neither does Bama who plays Texas A&M before us. That's no cupcake for them either. Since they couldn't or wouldn't do anything to flip the home/ away with Georgia back like it was I think they did the next best thing. What has to happen is that Auburn has to get back to the point where LSU is licking their wounds after playing us too. We can't continue to not be at least 50/50 against them. That's how we will become like Miss. St. for good.

One advantage to being the last one on is that you can be the first one off if you choose.

Playing LSU at home and Bama on the road is still better than playing UGA and Bama on the road to finish the regular season.

Glad they decided to not use it but would have been nice to not have wasted the money on the design.