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No doubt. Should have waited until the end of the season. My guess on the Tuesday morning timing is they tried to get him to agree to a reduced buyout and a "resignation." He wouldn't do it, and they fired him. Maybe they win a game or two more than they would have, but this is bad for their program.

Exactly. Georgia couldn't run against Ole Miss, Notre Dame and Kentucky. Ohio State couldn't run against, Michigan, Nebraska, and had real trouble against Penn State. Again, the list is long and distinguished.

The weltschmerz from our fanbase and media about the run game is amusing. Had one the best rushing teams in the SEC last year, but all we hear is we can't run. We had trouble running the ball in some games and some situations. So did everyone else. Georgia had its worst run offense and run defense in years last season. The list goes on. To this point, Arch running in the redzone looks promising. Long way to go, but the handwringing and complaining are tiresome to say the least.

Are you talking Lott or Quinn?

@Gerry Hamilton Are you hearing Kiffin is interested?

Florida's d-line lacks depth. Hopefully we wear on them throughout the game. If our o-line struggles, maybe not.

I'm thinking Kobe Black will still be corner #3 when he's back. I could see Guilbeau getting few snaps going forward.

I've seen a couple of places listing the Florida game now for noon. That's good for us. Would have been a night game if Florida kept up.

You gotta figure out some payback then.

Why did Gerry get it going? Seems like a smoke there's fire kind of deal.

Part of the goal of high school athletics is to teach sportsmanship. Postgame interaction with the opposing team is part of that.

That was the worst officiated game of the year to this point. The reversal of the Auburn scoop and score was inexplicable. Guy clearly had possession before the fumble. The later ruling of a catch inside the five that set up a TD for the criminals was egregious too. Receiver clearly didn't have possession in bounds. That's 21 total points!

https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/news/college-football/sec-releases-statement-on-botched-td-call-in-auburns-loss-to-oklahoma/

Glad the SEC put out a statement that the refs cheated Auburn. Criminal sooners continue the tradition.

Pavia is already getting SSI Disability benefits.

Is CJ a closet criminal sooner? Guy doesn't know what to say when, but he's a twenty something telling us some weird stat. Great job goober. Remind me of Switzer.

Guy told me in the mid 90s that the hyperbole of Seinfeld would be tame within twenty years. I told him people would never be that dumb.

This is true, but there's a way to ask without being too confrontational immediately after the game. Guys are still amped.

Basically true. They haven't beaten anyone currently ranked. They can't run. Nuss is hardly top notch. Kelly should have followed the spoiled comment by telling them they simply don't know what they're talking about.

Kelly's right and he's too sensitive as well.

I know of more instances of it in the NFL, but, yes. Kirby runs both. He doesn't call every play, but he consistently overrules.

He's 0-2 against inferior talent.

Is it open season on Notre Dame's recruits? This Marcus Freeman stuff has been unreal.

The internet age has just gone nuts on play calling. All these fans that think they know what should be called are off their rocker. Countless coaches have called both offense and defense and won titles.

This and the claims that Sark can't call plays and be the HC at the same time is really weird. We have one of the best defenses in the country and an inconsistent first year starting QB. Let's not make it bigger than it is.