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The 4th and 2 call and the first play call of the second half were the Ghost of Malzahn. How long will it take us to shake whatever bad karma he left with us?

It was that long wind-up that Tebow could never get rid of; in the NFL; that extra 1/2 second to throw is all the pro DBs needed to break on the ball...

That's the best part of the whole video. It won't be long until it's all over the internet...

The Varsity Network worked for me, and it was free...

It's Thirsty Thursday, I'm about to head that way now...

That was the attitude Pat Dye brought, even in his first year when they were still so far behind talent wise against Bama and UGA, they played hard and everyone took notice.

Like watching a car wreck...

I will watch Monaco every year no matter how boring. But you didn't miss too much this year, it was a complete follow-the-leader affair. There was only ONE on-track pass when Schumacher passed Mazepin on the first lap, and Hamilton lost some spots during the pit stops because for once Mercedes strategy sucked.

Please, someone, anyone, that can get 10 yards downfield and find an open spot, so Nix has somewhere to go with the ball when he prematurely scrambles out of the pocket...

Yeah, I remember standing almost underneath it, saw it tilting over as guys were climbing up it, and decided to go celebrate in the middle of the field before the goalposts landed on my head! A few minutes later a group of guys went past me carrying one of the uprights...

I wouldn't argue with that. Brent Fullwood in my mind was the one RB that every time he touched it, as much or more than Bo, you thought there was a good chance he'd break it completely open. Interesting though looking at the stats, his carries per TD is one of the highest. I don't think he was used as much in the short yardage / goal line situations.

It's like he thinks he's playing a video game and he can just shuttle in a player based strictly on what they are 'programmed' to do. It seems he's more interested in being in complete control, the success of every play should be his and not a single player's leading the offense. But, they are human beings, and they should be coached to take take advantage of their skills and abilities, and the skills and abilities of the other players around them. After they are coached and prepared to do their jobs, he should put them in the game and let them play. When it comes down to playing the game, and leading the offense, it should be the responsibility of the best QB; and not about him...