Mr. Scot

I wonder what would happen to you if Graham Gano kicked you in the balls

Been a long time since I felt comfortable with 50+ field goals. Gano might make me feel it again.

Mike Carey, ugh

Didn't like the play call there. Wharton, ouch

LaFell gets to make up for his mistake

Hello Steve Smith

Looked to me like Olsen was held

Which team has a black cat for a mascot again?

Wow

Coughlin played for the field goal. He must not have any balls

Manning has to wonder what's happening to his OL

Nice to see someone else shoot themselves in the foot for once

Ugh. Newton shouldn't have thrown that. LaFell and the OL fail too.

Wondering how long the front seven can keep this up. Will they still be this good late?

Oh heck no. Crazy crap happens to everybody, even good teams. Doesn't excuse it, but we're far from unique.

Wrong, It's on Brockel.

Senn, Brockel and Norman...arrrrrgh

Not a matter of balls on this one. In the game situation, that was the right call.

Right play call and good decision by Tolbert

Going for it here is the right call.

Some of those are pretty cool. Others, meh.

USC did legitimately get the NCAA backhand. Speculation that Oregon will too. Detractors of Carroll and Chip Kelly will say that's why they headed to the NFL. Don't know that there's any validity to that. To be honest, don't really care. Seems like half the programs in the NCAA have something funky going on these days.

Rule violations help too To be fair though, i guess that could also be said in the pros (right, Mr Belichick?) People sometimes compare NFL Free Agency to college recruiting. I'm on the fence as to whether or not that's a good parallel. Yeah, they're both situations where you're trying to sell your program, but in college there's no discussion of how much you're gonna be paid. (officially)

While I'm at it, worth mentioning that when Steve Spurrier announced his intention to coach in the NFL, the Panthers reportedly did interview him for their then vacant head coaching spot. Although I don't know that it was ever discussed in public, some team sources said privately that the Spurrier interview was a disaster on par with the Hindenburg

Hard to say. One thing I know for sure though: You need a strong coach on the opposite side of the ball to be at your best. I'm reminded though of a few years back when a Brian Billick coached Ravens squad was set to face off against a Colts team with Tony Dungy at the helm. Billick was quoted as saying that the football gods must have had a really twisted sense of humor to give him that Ravens defense and Tony Dungy that Peyton Manning led offense