Pedaler

A multi year post season ban for what a single coach was doing unbeknownst to the head coach would have been utterly ridiculous. The NCAA didn't give us that because it wasn't warranted, despite their fiction to the contrary.

Says he took his last official to Mizzou and will now be focusing on choosing from the list he provided.

Is this a Bahamas hangover? Our guys don’t look like they want to be out there.

The play-by-play guy on SEC + sounds more like he should be narrating a Christmas special instead of a basketball game.

Durn!

Sure, that’s possible. I find an incoming transfer starting over him if he stays more far fetched than his transferring out to a better situation.

Transferring would be a huge roll of the dice for him. Guaranteed starting job here.

Sure he would have… the Whirlybird.

We need a field goal here

Keep pounding with tank

Whew

Fantastic atmosphere for our recruits. Keep it up, boys!

Sshhhhh

Taking way too long

Now THAT is targeting

TJ’s clock needs to be a second quicker

That was definitely PI

Our coaches sniffed out a deep pass instead of a run.

One way or another, we’re getting a flag on kickoff.

Same refs as against UCONN. Same results

He says aight a lot.

And ascots.

The safe thing would be not to play football at all. This sport isn’t for the weak, and anyone who plays it accepts the risk of injury. I agree that malicious hits should carry a penalty, but when a ball carrier lowers his head at the last split second, a helmet to helmet collision must be accepted as part of the decision to play the sport. What makes everything worse is that this rule is not enforceable in a consistent manner. Honest refs will differ in their interpretation of the rule, and corrupt refs will commandeer the rule to manipulate the outcome of the game. The latter happened yesterday when we had stopped MSU, and if it hadn’t we would have had a chance to take the lead back at the end.

Masochism 101