SEC CHAMPIONSHIP: ANXIETY AND ITS MANY VARIETIES
A brief look at the naked fears one anticipates before a championship game against a fearsome rival. Um, we mean Y'ALL GONNA LOSE WOOOO GO GATORS. < ---UNCONVINCING Panic disorder : People with...
A brief look at the naked fears one anticipates before a championship game against a fearsome rival. Um, we mean Y'ALL GONNA LOSE WOOOO GO GATORS. < ---UNCONVINCING Panic disorder : People with...
This is from Dienhart yesterday, but before it vanishes over the digital horizon it should be mentioned. From "an SEC assistant" on Alabama (and Florida's) secondaries: SECONDARY: Their weakness...
Despite calling in another request for a game extension from their local Buffalo Wild Wings (sadly, no longer serving Weck) and getting exactly what they wanted, SEC fans will continue to complain...
Urban Meyer has been fined $30,000 for his comments about SEC officiating, the logical endpoint of the SEC backing itself so far into a corner re: officiating. As Holly suggests, the proper...
IT LEARNS. Lane Kiffin may be staying above the fray for now, but Mike Slive may have an excuse yet to get out his suspendin' stick yet. Sadly, Urban Meyer may play the part of the honors student...
Little is dumber than the story of Spurrier pointing out Alabama using tape to mark kicks. In case you haven't noticed, South Carolina's been using tape to improve Stephen Garcia's aim, as seen in...
Before we went on our annual vacation to the Barbary Coast last week, we wrote Charles Bloom, media-tussler for the SEC, and asked what the policies covering digital media. Answer: "A policy...
If you've devoured Michael Lewis's endlessly fascinating The Blind Side (as we have) and followed the amusing updates of cameos by Saban, the Orgeron, et al in the upcoming film adaptation (ditto),...
Things that TOTALLY happened in the first fifteen minutes of SEC Media Days. --Bobby Petrino glamoured a reporter into asking him to recite all fifty capitals of the United States, because he's...
This won't be true at the end of the year due to players getting experience, racking up respectable stats, and the inevitable but unpredictable quantum leaps collegiate quarterbacks take with good...