Davidson Deac II

Wow, that was a bad miss by the ref. Guess that makes up for the bad call on the personal foul.

The KC receiver was down.

Bad call, but stupid hit by the defender, no point in taking a chance there.

I dont know if its fair to expect the same guy we saw at Alabama. Not yet anyway. Its so much easier to be the QB at Alabama.

I just don't understand coaches sometimes. You have a portion of the offense that is actually working, and you don't even try it once. Fwiw, Mingo and Chuba both had solid games today.

Third and a mile, they should run a draw.

Arm strength is not as critical as some make it. The key is to get the ball out quickly and accurately. If he can start doing that (a big if at this point), then he could become a good qb.

So far, Tampa sucks slightly less than we do.

If his mental problems are so severe that he hits a pregnant woman, he needs to be in a mental health facility.

Cant watch it because Directv and WFMY are squabbling. May head to the bar later, although maybe I should thank them.

We had DJ Moore and Foreman. Not sure we have the pieces to improve this year.

Tampa isnt good. Baker will throw a pick 6 meaning we lose 17-13 or something like that.

Sam Howell just made the worst pass I have seen this year.

I don't like Harbaugh, but he might be a possibility. If Tepper is the ass some believe him to be, and we know Harbaugh is an ass, well maybe the only person who can get along with an asshole is another asshole.

Normally, only about 25% of draft picks stick around for more than 2 or 3 years. But I don't think our numbers are anywhere near that good. To early to judge this year, but the previous two years aren't going very well. And the front office moves/trades have been terrible, with one or two exceptions.

It will be interesting to see what happens over the next few years. With so many of the top historical programs crammed into two conferences, the fans of a school like Oklahoma might start to chafe a little bit when they go 9-2 several years in a row and miss the playoffs even with the expansion. All the extra money won't mean much.

You might be right. On the other hand, the backup qb who played against Florida and was starting to play well towards the end of the game might be the next Joe Montana, who is just starting to figure things out. We don't know until they actually play.

Yes, not sure what the problem is with that. Just like Ohio State will get punished for losing to its biggest rival in one of the toughest games of the year.

I believed he should have been given the Mahomes treatment and spent most of the first year on the bench. Especially after we had our best offensive game with Dalton. If making him sit and watch embarrasses people, tough. And if his psyche can't handle it, then he has no shot at making it as an NFL QB anyway.

They are a great team, and next year they would be in, but they lost when it meant the most.

You could make an argument for them definitely. I do think losing the conference should knock Georgia and Ohio State out of the conversation.

That's an opinion, but they lost when all they had to do was win and be in. I have to admit, that is why I prefer the NFL. Opinions and votes don't matter, only what they do on the field.

It should be FSU, Alabama, Washington, and Michigan.

I don't think the NFL will expand again, at least not anytime soon. To many of the stadiums are normally at 50% or less of capacity. TV ratings are declining (slightly, but still declining). The Market is changing, and the revenue stream might not be able to grow as much in the future as it has in the past. There hasn't been any serious expansion talk in 30 years, and the current group of owners is unlikely to be willing to split the revenue with more teams. And if it does happen, its likely to be international. I think this would be a mistake, but almost all expansion talk centers around international expansion.

Well, in fairness, it does help a bit when you have Marvin Harrison and Marshall Faulk around you.