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Listening to Gary Danielson...

...is driving me up the wall! Talk about an SEC homer (I know gere he played college ball)! Lobbying for bama as "1 of the best 4 teans" is ludicrous!

That have 2 losses andxshould have lost to Texas. No big wins and their 2 losses were to 2 yeams that Georgia destroyed.

Bama can not run the ball and their secondary is suspect at best!

It's going to be funny when Danielson is covering the B1G when the new contract starts and he flips and becomes a B1G homer.

Give me a frigging break!

Georgia Academics

Georgia’s Stetson Bennett IV is finishing his SIXTH season with Georgia. He still hasn’t graduated. How do you do that?

Georgia requires 120 credit hours for most bachelor’s degrees. In his 6 years at Georgia Bennett has probably been enrolled for 9 semesters plus 5 summer terms—14 total academic terms. If Bennett finally graduates at the end of the current term, that means he would have averaged only 8-1/2 credit hours for each of the terms he’s been enrolled at Georgia. That’s about half the course load for a normal student.

Such slow progress would put Bennett in violation of the NCAA academic progress rules. I wonder how many other Georgia players are in violation?
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What’s The Big Deal?

USC and UCLA, the two most popular teams in Southern California, only had 4.53 million viewers in their Fox primetime slot last Saturday night. That’s only a little more than a quarter of the viewership of last year’s Michigan vs Ohio State game, much less than the viewership expected for our game tomorrow. That was for a USC team playing for a CFP invitation and a UCLA team playing for a spot in the Pac12 championship.

If these two teams together only drew less than 5 million viewers for such an important game, why are they such valued new members of the Big Ten? What are they bringing to the party?
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