Yes.We won the conference in 2002. I think you meant 2000.
Yes.
Too scramble brained watching this game right now. Not even drinking.
1st half analysis - DW can stick to blocking until he decides he WANTS to catch balls that hit him in the hands.
D was great playing the offense they had planned for. Threw them a curve and they look undisciplined again. WRAP UP. 2nd half adjustment will be crucial.
It isn't possible for me to be any more irate at the fact that we can't field a ST unit worth their salt. It is humiliating, and they should be ashamed at the product they put on the field. It's an abomination that apparently a coaching change can't fix, so Leach needs to look in the mirror and figure it out.
Falk looks great. I'd like him to take a few more shots downfield, but he is checking down incredibly well.
Running game is ok and they seem to be finding their groove.
WR are blocking like champs.
Zebras manage to swallow their whistles whenever ducks have the ball - some of the worst golding I've seen this year. Oh, and that should have been a targeting call.
td Cougs! time for the refs to equalize the score
Thank goodness for Shalom Luani. The yucks would be up by 5 right now.Go
Cougs
This is a signature moment. Can't give up a 4th and 11.momentum is with the Cougs. gotta stay in control. ducks are in the dumps. don't give them any chances Cougs.
I don't want to sound like a complete puss - God knows I celebrated every bone-crushing hit Deone made - but "big hits" are really the basest, most knuckle-dragging part of football which are unfortunately the part of the game the crowd is most interested in. People are going bananas every time Charles Nelson blasts a receiver - meanwhile we're hoping our guy will continue to play football and live a normal life in about 10 years.
and please throw the ball away if you can't.Absolutely critical series. We go down and score a TD and I like how things are shaping up.
I know it's hard, but please make a decision Luke.
More importantly, they could change the course of someone's life.Those hits could easily change the course of a game...don't underestimate it.
More importantly, they could change the course of someone's life.
One of Georgia's cupcake opponents (Georgia Southern) came into Athens earlier this year and got his spinal cord severed. He's in a hospital in Atlanta and can't move his extremities. He'll likely never live a normal life.
It was on a kick return and it was a totally awesome, bone-crushing hit.
Absolutely hosed by the refs for a second straight year vs. UO. Even announcers said that PI should have been called. Freeman was clearly over the line of scrimmage.