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DEL.ICIO.USFearlessly forecasting an unpredictable season
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
I could be wrong. I often am. But based on last week’s games, I think this is going to one of the most unpredictable college football seasons we have had. To that end, we will start a new tradition today with our first Fearless Friday Forecast.
After fretting about the trip to Columbia all summer, Georgia will win comfortably at South Carolina. The Ball Coach is doing everything he can to compensate for an offensive line that is struggling. Blake Mitchell, meet Quentin Moses and Charles Johnson. By late Saturday night you’ll be well acquainted.
Clemson suffered a real blow when linebacker Anthony Waters was lost for the season but the Tigers will still win at Boston College. BC will try to play smash mouth like they did last season when the Eagles won at Clemson and it will work for a half. Clemson has too many weapons and will win on a late field goal.
As regular season games go it just doesn’t get any better than No. 1 Ohio State going to No. 2 Texas. The Buckeyes are good but their defense gave up almost 300 yards of total offense to Northern Illinois running back Garrett Wolfe. Look for the Longhorns to run the ball and keep Troy Smith and the Ohio State offense off the field. Let’s call it Texas 24, Ohio State 21.
Who is pulling hardest for California today when they host Minnesota? That would be Tennessee, which just stomped the Golden Bears last Saturday in Knoxville. A win over a solid Big Ten team by Cal would further validate Tennessee’s victory and set the table for next week’s showdown with Florida. California is not the No. 9 team in the nation but the Bears are good and will beat Minnesota.
In beating Memphis last Sunday, Ole Miss showed that it is going to have some offensive firepower and will not be a walkover for the rest of the SEC. Ed Orgeron has given the Rebels a big dose of attitude and they will show it again on Saturday when they go on the road and beat Missouri.
Comments
By RFP
September 8, 2006 11:21 AM | Link to this
Tony, I agree that UGA will roll over SC. I wasn’t impressed with their win over MSU. The game was a lot closer than it looked and SC needed a trick play to pull it out. UGA didn’t look great, but they played 70 players in the first half of the game against WKU.
I am not sold on Ainge yet. Two of his TD passes could have been picked off by quicker DBs. He did have one nice long TD pass, but they knew that Cal was running two deep since they stole the defensive play calls. UT is improved, but I don’t think they are proven yet.
By reality check
September 8, 2006 11:56 AM | Link to this
I like Georgia over South Carolina for precisely the reason you mentioned. Georgia’s defense matches up well with South Carolina’s offense. If South Carolina can establish the running game they have a chance, but I don’t think they will be able to do it.
Georgia’s special teams should also have an advantage. I anticipate we will block one of Succop’s punts. I also anticipate Georgia will create other defensive turnovers.
AJ Bryant.
By Reggie
September 8, 2006 01:20 PM | Link to this
I agree with the Dawgs-SC call as well. We’re not going to put up a bunch of points, but Moses and Johnson packed plushy lawn chairs so they’ll be more comfortable in the backfield. Blake Mitchell is going to be sore on Sunday morning.
By mike coker
September 8, 2006 01:27 PM | Link to this
UGA just keep thinking that we’ll fold like a cheap chair..pride goeth before a fall…and great the fall will be..Cocks by 7. go cocks
By jno
September 8, 2006 01:49 PM | Link to this
Gamecocks all the way. Ole Ball Coach has some tricks up his sleeve those dirty dogs have never seen.
By ming
September 8, 2006 01:57 PM | Link to this
Georgia’s gonna pound ‘em. The Dawgs prepared for a cakewalk last year and so got a close game.
They’ll be ready for a game this year and get a cakewalk.
By Swampdawg
September 8, 2006 02:05 PM | Link to this
I agree the Dawgs will win if;
We don’t hear Larry howl “NOOO Blocking” and “DROPPED” over 3 times each.
And we will surely win if we see “The Ole Ball Coach whirl his visor to the ground over 3 times”!! LOL
By BulldogBorn
September 8, 2006 02:11 PM | Link to this
I personally don’t have a problem with an experienced/mature JT3 taking some snaps until MS get deeper into the play book. MR has to have a very good idea how many plays MS has in him and should play him accordingly! Dawgs roll over USC!
By Dale
September 8, 2006 02:31 PM | Link to this
Carolina 16 Georgia 10
By Mike
September 8, 2006 02:41 PM | Link to this
To Mike Coker - I’m a UGA fan but try and be objective as possible - guess I get the pessimism from Dooley and Munson. As the ‘ol coach says, “To get some a*, you got to bring some a*.” South Carolina has very little to bring this year. They will fight hard, but lose in the second half - Dawgs by two touchdowns.
By c**'n'fire
September 8, 2006 02:43 PM | Link to this
Tony says the game will be a blowout every year. He’s an idiot. Gamecocks will win. 24-10
By DawgSlobber
September 8, 2006 03:02 PM | Link to this
Mikey Henderson has learned not to throw the ball away before you cross the goal line, but he got injured in the process. All of the UGA shifting around on receivers makes me nervous. Last weeks game really proves nothing since we played nobody.
This is not last year’s UGA or SC and I don’t know if you can really call the line on this game. You have to give the old ball coach something for playing it in SC.
I see a low scoring affair since neither team has an offense to speak of. It’ll probably come down to a field goal. I’m gonna make an optimistic call.
Georgia 6-3
By Allen Whitaker
September 8, 2006 03:08 PM | Link to this
What is the over/under for visor tosses on Saturday?
By Kansas Bulldawg
September 8, 2006 03:12 PM | Link to this
I agree UGA will win. However, we always seem to have problems in SC. This year will most likely be no different. The difference is that the DAWGs defense is much better than SC’s. I am fairly certain that both sides have a lot more in their playbook than they showed last week. UGA will win this one for the one and only ERK RUSSELL.
By Fighting Chicken
September 8, 2006 03:16 PM | Link to this
Dawgs will lose a close one. Gamecocks have had this game circled and will be ready. Columbia will ROCK!!!!!!
Spurrier played it close against Miss. State - but will open up against GA.
Look for a lot of quick passing out of backfield, more screens, more vertical attacks and will open up the run to keep Georgia honest.
Georgia’s Defense will be tough. But the offense will struggle. South Carolina’s Defense will also be tough - but I give our offense the edge with Spurrier making it happen.
Georgia is down this year at QB. WR position has a bad case of the drops and because it has received so much press, it is in their minds and now a self fulfilling prophecy that passes will be dropped! O-Line issues negate your running backs.
SC will put 8 to 9 in the box and force the pass. JT3 does not have the arm strength for a strong vertical attack. Mid range passes wobble and slow. You guys are in trouble.
Cocks pull the upset thanks to passing game and better defense. Spurrier Strikes again!!!!
By Michael Cox
September 8, 2006 03:28 PM | Link to this
LOL…fighting “Chicken.” Spurrier played it close eh..? Well he played it soooo close that he neede a trick play just to score a touchdown! Is he a genius…YES. Is he at Fla. anymore….? NO! Last time I checked Cackalacki struggled against one of the worst teams in the SEC Unless Jevon Kearse or Danny Weurful are playing Saturday it will take more than hoping Spurrier can will a win! Funny how you yardbirds seem to think Spurrier standing on the sidelines means a win. Maybe with Fla.’s talent, but not at cellar dweller South Carolina.
By Shock 'em Shockley
September 8, 2006 03:28 PM | Link to this
A team that had to pull out a double reverse pass for its only score against one of the worst defensive teams in the country will put up 24 against one of the best?
I echo Mr. Barnhart’s sentiments, Mitchell will have quite a time being introduced to the top pair of DE’s in the country.
If its close USC might win it, but hell will still be hot on Saturday and the Dawgs will roll 27-10.
By Michael Cox
September 8, 2006 03:32 PM | Link to this
Make it happen Spurrier…..Stop the war in Iraq…..Solve all crisis around the world….! You are omnipresent..! Help us the same as you help the Gamecocks…! I know you just being here means a win for the world….! You are soooo great………..(If I keep this up Spurrier just standing in my bedroom can help me reach higher ground…)
By gamecockgary
September 8, 2006 03:58 PM | Link to this
gamecocks in a NO BRAINER….if any georgia fans think the ole ball coach let it loose last weekend…they are in for a rude awakening…remember they were saying the same thing after the central florida game last year when we held back…ITS GOING TO BE A LONG RIDE BACK TO ATHENS FOR THEM PUPPIES WITH THEIR TALES TUCKED BETWEEN THEIR LEGS….make it 2-12 against the genius….GO GAMECOCKS!!!!!!!
By The Man
September 8, 2006 04:03 PM | Link to this
gamecockgary likes to play games with cocks.
By gdawginkalamazoo
September 8, 2006 04:28 PM | Link to this
lamecockfairy (gary, I had to get that one in there, too close to kickoff not too.)
As SOS said himself on Dale Jr’s show. “I guess I went where they paid me the most money….” and he wasn’t talking about Washington. LMAO!
Losing at Washington just helped to cushion the blow when he arrived at SC. Taking money and losing is now a NO BRAINER for SOS. Chicken smack!!!!
By Michael Cox
September 8, 2006 04:29 PM | Link to this
Hey Gamecockgray…Was Mithell getting blindsided allnight psrt of the gamelplan? Or how bout those stitches it took to close up the gash in Mitchell’s leg? Or how about that nonexistant running game? Boy o boy if that is Spurrier holding back and my son was Blake Mitchell, I’d have a word or to with the Old Ball Coach! Holding back? Why that might be the funniest post I’ve ever read here! And I’m certain that the OL getting the crap beat out of them by the saddest team to ever be fielded in the SEC, was part of the line coaches idea to let B.M.take a brutal beating! holding back. Holding back…yeah right….LOL
By Dr. Dawgpound
September 8, 2006 04:36 PM | Link to this
SC is crazy. GA by 10 if we play bad and 21+ if we click. Spurrier is not the same Spurrier.
By gdawginkalamazoo
September 8, 2006 04:37 PM | Link to this
Micheal,
Wait till Saturday night when they pull out all the stops and the punter is the leading rusher, receiver and throws for more yards than the QB.
That my friend is when we will know that SOS “opened” it up and didn’t hold back.
By gdawginkalamazoo
September 8, 2006 04:41 PM | Link to this
Sorry, Michael.
By Heeldawg
September 8, 2006 04:43 PM | Link to this
Spurrier, Spurrier, Spurrier. All we ever hear is about Spurrier. What about Carolina? Are they 12-2 against Georgia? Not quite. The only relevant figure from a record standpoint is 0-1, Stevie’s record against Georgia at USC. If you follow the “12-2” logic (i.e. Spurrier under any circumstance, irrespective of venue), you’d have to include his 1-3 record against Georgia as a player, making his overall record 5-13. And, don’t forget, he was an assistant coach for a while; maybe we should include those numbers, too.
The game is at Columbia and at night, which means the stadium will be filled with many screaming drunk people. That is the most accurate prediction anyone can make about this game. You can also predict that Spurrier will try a few trick plays, because he has to. The ‘Cocks cannot line up toe-to-toe with the “Dawgs and win. There is a personnel deficit there that is too large to make up. However, if the Dawgs turn it over, if one or two of those trick plays works (and works big), and if the Georgia defense does not play up to expectations, the Gamecocks can win. That’s a lot of “ifs,” but it could happen. It will NOT be a blowout win by SC (i.e. the ridiculous 24-10 score posted earlier). In the Mark Richt era at Georgia, only two teams—LSU in 2003 and Auburn in 2004—have blown out the Dawgs. The first team was a 12-1 National Champion. The second was a 13-0 team that was the best Auburn team ever. South Carolina is not in the same league with these teams, and it takes a team of that caliber to blow out a mark Richt team. If Carolina wins, it will be close. If Georgia wins, it will probably be close (largely because of the thousands of screaming drunk people mentioned earlier). If it is a blowout, it will be because the Georgia offensive linemen figured out how to run block (a potentially devastating outcome for the Gamecocks, given the strength of Georgia’s backfield)or because Matt Stafford sees early action and lights up the Gamecock secondary. A blowout by the ‘Cocks just isn’t going to happen.
Should be a good game.
I hope it’s a boring rout.
By Jeb
September 8, 2006 04:44 PM | Link to this
Same song every year for C** fans. SOS has got a plan for the Dawgs, bla,bla,bla, and then another loss for the birds. By the way Gary, dogs have tails not tales. Another rocket scientist from South Carolina I guess. It will be the cocks leaving with their little peckers tucked between their chicker legs.
By VADawg
September 8, 2006 04:45 PM | Link to this
Dawgs will roll. A friend of mine is a big Gator booster, and had Spurrier in his box at the game last week, and Spurrier told him that “his team sucks”, and he thinks that they will lose this week. When the ol ball coach says his team sucks we might as well belive him. GO DAWGS!
By CJ
September 8, 2006 04:51 PM | Link to this
South Carolina may circle this game on their calendar, but we look at the Gamecocks as an irratating nuisance.
Crawl back to your double-wides all you mullet-wearing chicken-molesting insignificant skank.
By Jack
September 8, 2006 05:02 PM | Link to this
The problem is that our Dawgs don’t usually perform so well in Columbia. How many times have we made the trip to Columbia with a much better squad only to win by a UGA hair.
Hopefully all the drops from last weekend will force our wide outs and tight ends to focus on making the damn catch.
Defense will be the key to this one. DBs and LBs will be tested early and often.
For the traveling Dawg fans, watch your back in Columbia. That town smell funny and if your not careful Colubmia’s finest will throw your buns in the jail cells under their gross stadium.
Dawgs pull out a close one with D adn special teams.
UGA 20 Cocks 13
By Jack
September 8, 2006 05:03 PM | Link to this
Sorry for the bad spelling and grammar but I was in a hurry!
By reality check
September 8, 2006 05:05 PM | Link to this
NO BRAINER Gamecockgary?
That’s funny. I certainly agree anybody picking chicken would qualify.
Delusional optimism indeed.
We’ll have to see what happens. I don’t like to talk a lot of trash before the game. It could be close and it could go either way. However, I think Georgia will beat the 3 point spread. I think South Carolina will have difficulty moving the ball and Georgia will get some turnovers both from pressuring the quarterback and in the kicking game.
By GSCgrad85
September 8, 2006 05:06 PM | Link to this
I’m a Florida fan one day a year, and a ‘Bama fan one day a year, both when they play Tennessee. Go Gophers!
By Dawg in Bama
September 8, 2006 05:10 PM | Link to this
I know I just read a prediction arguing SC wins with better defense….we all know the dawgs have a better defense…I’m not so sure about out ability to consistently move the ball…Dawgs win late 13 to 6.
By Trey
September 8, 2006 05:59 PM | Link to this
Hey UGA fans, Summer’s Eve called, they want their bags back.
By TechFan
September 8, 2006 06:04 PM | Link to this
The Dawgs will lose this week simply because they’re soft after playing another opening day patsy. This week they’ll get hit. Why not open up against Notre Dame? We all know why. No balls. Balls are what you need to win a national championship.
By gamecockgary
September 8, 2006 06:10 PM | Link to this
headed over to brice where we are getting a head start tailgating…throw some dogs on the grill…course we going to be grilling dogs all weekend…outta here…back at ya monday either way…GO GAMECOCKS!!!BRING IT ON………SPURRIER RULES!!!
By Hunk Erdown
September 8, 2006 06:36 PM | Link to this
Better enjoy your hotdogs bro, when our Defensive ends get in that backfield they’re gonna have chicken sandwich.
By Kansas Bulldawg
September 8, 2006 06:37 PM | Link to this
UGA will win, unfortunately it will be a nail-biter with the winning score being less than a TD. Also, the Cocks will have the ball in the red zone and make another boneheaded play and UGA escapes. I’m calling 16-10 or 17-14. Low scoring, hard hitting good ole fashioned game. Gamecockgary, cook your dogs now while you can. This will be the only time you get to get some dogs. If you drink enough you may put yourself in a delusional state where you actually believe that your team has a chance. GO DAWGS!!
By Fighting Chicken
September 8, 2006 06:40 PM | Link to this
Hey Tech Fan - go back to the ACC wimp board and cry about Notre Dame. Enjoy your game against Sanford - your 1AA opponent this weekend.
Let us Gamecocks and Dawg Fans enjoy our trash talking without you NERDS jumping in. I’m sure there is some Japanimation that you are missing out on you booger eating four eyed pencil neck geek. GO SEC!!!
Dawg Fans - travel safe and watch out for the state patrol this weekend.
We have great fans and always look forward to playing the Dawgs. This game has been an ugly win for Georgia of late and this time it will be and ugly wint for then Gamecocks!!!!!
Dawgs are reloading this year….not rebuilding. Your QB issues and OL will limit your offense.
Gamecocks - 24-17!!!!!!
By #1 Gaytor
September 8, 2006 06:45 PM | Link to this
Dawgs destroy Cocks. I’m giving 21 points and SC to anyone interested.
By jerry
September 8, 2006 07:04 PM | Link to this
Spurrier beat every team in the East last year except Ga. You can bet that he has had this game red circled for a long time. ‘Cocks 20-10
By jerry
September 8, 2006 07:15 PM | Link to this
Don’t be mis-lead by the lack of intensity last week by the Gamecocks (and they still shut out an SEC opponent on the road)-these Dawgs are the ones they want.
By BullDawg Rick
September 8, 2006 07:35 PM | Link to this
Will be a close game till late 3rd 1/4… Too much depth on the UGA side of the ball… SC’s o-line has 4 new starters & the Dawg’s Dline will maul them… Just cause Mo Mass doesn’t start DOESN’T mean he will not play.. This will only light a fire under him & he’ll become an even better player for it.. AJ Bryant will play very well at Flanker too…
Dawgs Prevail, 24 - 13
By War Eagle
September 8, 2006 07:47 PM | Link to this
The team who plays special teams and makes minimum mistakes wins at Columbia.
By The Alpha Male
September 8, 2006 08:31 PM | Link to this
The Chikins can do all the cluckin’….. the Dawgs will be doin’ all the pluckin’
UGA 31 USC 16
By Michael Cox
September 8, 2006 09:03 PM | Link to this
Funny how I keep reading that “Spurrier ” has this, and “Spurrier” has that! SPURRIER circled this game. “Spurrier ” cured cancer,..and BLAH…BLAH! You never once hear about Carolina’s actual”Team”. I’d swear you would think that “Spurrier” is suiting up and getting ready to take the Dawgs on. Truth is the Dawgs are more talented and deeper. You can only take the “SPurrier” name so far. I don’t care if circled this game in his own blood, after making a pact with the Devil. He still has to trott out the same team that got beat up last week by a dreadful MSU team. You c** fans might want to start talking about the “Players” and less about “Spurrier”.
And a note to the Techie that posted earlier!Let me just say, “Reggie Ball” Good night and God BLess!LOL
By RxDawg
September 8, 2006 09:18 PM | Link to this
Hey Jeb, Dawgs do have tales. Tales about how they annualy whoop the cocks! ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Go Dawgs!
By Randy
September 8, 2006 10:38 PM | Link to this
Spurrier is a fine coach. But he beat Georgia with superior talent. South Carolina isn’t Florida, nor will they ever be.
They have 10 new starters on defense. Their first game was against a MSU team that didn’t crack the top 100 in offense last year and that was with Norwood.
Georgia by 7 to 10 in the first half (with the Gamecocks playing above their heads) - Georgia blows them out in the second half…
Spurrier’s 2nd recruiting class was mediocre “at best” - if the kids don’t come this coming year (rumor is that he is losing the in state recruiting war to Clemson in a big way) - he’ll walk USC just like he did the Redskins…
Sorry USC, I admire your loyalty, but your blinded by the ‘smoke and mirrors’ of last year. You have UGA, Auburn and UT and Florida with the last two looking for payback… Enjoy those ‘non-conference games’… Oh, almost forgot - this is the best team Clemson has fielded in over a decade…
42-10
By Brian
September 9, 2006 12:11 AM | Link to this
Blake Mitchell getting his arse handed to him ALL GAME was part of the plan huh cocks. Come On! If MSU was quicker and stronger off the ball on the defensive line what in the hayul can you expect from not only UGA but ALL AMERICAN Quentin Moses and Future ALL AMERICAN Charles Johnson. Boradcasters and experts worldwide say that those two playing at the same time may arguably be the best defensive duo in the country! Dawgs 24-10….and Blake Mitchell may have to have more than stitches this time!
By Dan
September 9, 2006 12:35 AM | Link to this
Can’t wait for MS’s welcome to the SEC moment. Go Cocks!
By Reality
September 9, 2006 12:43 AM | Link to this
The ‘Old Ball Coach’ will have to change his Depends by halftime. By the end of the game Spurrier will have his a* in one hand and his pecker in the other. The Truth Hurts sometimes.
By MadMerf
September 9, 2006 02:03 AM | Link to this
Hurry up gamecock fans, smacktime is running out rapidly! Get ‘em in while you can. I don’t expect to hear from you for quite some time after tomorrow night! Mike C….gamecocks won’t fold like a cheap chair, they’ll shrivel up like an overcooked chicken!! SC puts 8 and 9 in the box and we’ll put 6s and 7s on the board! TechFan…balls are what you need to win a NC? I guess if Reggie had a brother on the team you’d be undefeated after one game, instead of losing to the overrated Irish. But since you only have one ball I guess that’s still good enough for middle-of-the-pack ACC. Back to rock’n Columbia, Dawgs will be roll’n big time!!! Randy’s score prediction is just about right! GOOOOOOOO DOGS!!!!!!!!
By Big Game James
September 9, 2006 05:51 AM | Link to this
Gamecocks win and they win BIG over UGa and then on Sunday the AJC will ask “WHAT WENT WRONG IN COLUMBIA?” And the answer will be HE’s BAAAAAAACK!!!! Steve “Darth Visor” Spurrier the nightmare of all Bulldogs and their beloved Fan Base. South Carolina 38 UGa 10.
By chip jones
September 9, 2006 08:32 AM | Link to this
James is on acid again.
By Will Mumbai
September 9, 2006 09:49 AM | Link to this
Funny, but it seems like the Dawgs were talking about a smackdown LAST year as payback for all those years of misery at the hands of Spurrier, and yet SOS showed up for the game with a supposedly no-talent team, and a rookie QB making only his second career start and ended up a field goal short of handing y’all your heads IN ATHENS. That game, I might remind you, featured DJ Shockley, an experienced GA offensive line, and a fair number of other Bulldogs now playing on Sunday. I have no idea how the game will shake out this year, but it will likely be the same as always- hard hitting and very close. Some of you sure do sound like you’re whistling past the graveyard, for all your big talk. Can’t say as I blame you.
By thomas
September 9, 2006 10:15 AM | Link to this
Does UGA have more talent than us? Yes. Does UGA have one of the best college coaches? Yes. Does the name Steve Spurrier scare you to death? yes. You could have heard a pin drop last year in Athens. All of you were waiting on something bad to happen. What will be the result when he has 4 years of recruiting behind him? Go Cocks!!
By Ryan
September 9, 2006 10:22 AM | Link to this
They should call the Georgia vs South Carolina game the Bronze Bowl since the winner get’s the inside track to third place in the SEC East.
By AltahamaDawg
September 9, 2006 11:53 AM | Link to this
So one field goal more would have handed us our head? One point victory. I guess the Gamecocks got their head handed to them in Athens last year then. Thats the difference, you guys think if you can squeek out a narrow victory, you handed somebody thier head. We are embarrased to merely beat you guys.
By The Truth
September 9, 2006 12:00 PM | Link to this
I am really surprised that Ryan can still type with one hand on his pecker and one hand up his butt …. But if you have not noticed, Georgia rules the SEC. On the other hand, the only rule Tech knows is the sliderule and that is saying a lot since they do play in the ACC (Always Crappy Conference). Repeat after me ‘Georgia Rules and Tech Sucks’ ….. Get use to it, you will be hearing it a lot this year as you have in the past 10 years.
By GMAC
September 9, 2006 12:02 PM | Link to this
“Bronze Bowl”? Get real. This will be a weii-played close game which the Dawgs will win with superior personnel. As for bronze, phat phil is still phat phil and urban legend still has serious mental issues. This should be the Gold Bowl.
By Trey
September 9, 2006 01:05 PM | Link to this
I’m still wondering how you UGA fans think that you are going to win with superior talent, since it is either on the bench or suspended for the game?
Apparently, you did not know that you had only 4-5 OL on scholarship and that most of our D went pro or graduated. But if you call that superior talent, then so be it.
This game will be fun to watch and it’s going to be even more fun riding back into Atlanta after to the game with a W over the puppies.
Don’t set yourself up for disappointment, like last year’s bowl game, dogs.
A team that won with “inferior talent” and mostly freshmen and soph. In my opinion, that was the best bowl game of the entire bowl season and you all talked trash like you are right now.
Oh, one last thing, Barnhardt is a homer and has never given an unbiased opinion when it comes to UGA.
By SCsux
September 9, 2006 01:39 PM | Link to this
I will give SC and lots of points also. It’s going to be ugly. If interested in a serious bet ($500 or more), let me know and I will meet you outside the stadium as well. SC + 20 if interested.
By Kim
September 9, 2006 01:46 PM | Link to this
Speaking of bowl games, who was it that had a Huge lead and squandered it away. Talk about about choking!!!GoDAWGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By The Truth
September 9, 2006 02:43 PM | Link to this
Spurrier must be getting use to crapping his panties whenever the Cocks and Dawgs get together. I hope he has a lot beer to cry in after the game is done and once again the Dawgs emerge the winner. Many of the South Carolina can’t even come up long enough from choking their chickens to support their losing team. They don’t call them GAYCOCKS for nothing. While Georgia strives for SEC supremacy each year, South Carolina strives for bowl-eligibility. Now that is the meaning of a TRUE LOSER. Good luck, you slippery COCKS. Were some protection, would ya…..
By SCsux
September 9, 2006 02:58 PM | Link to this
Last chance. How does 21 points sound C** fans?
By AtlantaGamecock
September 9, 2006 03:24 PM | Link to this
I don’t know what you Georgia fans are on but South Carolina 17-3
By GANDFAN
September 9, 2006 06:50 PM | Link to this
I guess Penn State took Notre Dame’s tough game at Bobby Dodd as sign of a weak football team. Penn State—first ND casualty of top 20!!!!!!
By physicsDawg
September 10, 2006 12:57 PM | Link to this
Hey, GAY.ND.FAN, what’re you doing here? I have a new pastime; It’s waiting to read the posts until Sunday AM. All the blathering by SC fans is SO much funnier afetr a shutout at home. Oh boy, tears of laughter, folks.
By Hick from the sticks
September 11, 2006 07:37 AM | Link to this
Hey physicsDawg,
Stick to physics. I’m certain you excell much better at that. If all you can muster is a homosexual slant on another person’s moniker, then please inquire as to what a Notre Dame fan is doing posting on this blog.
Let’s see…
Ohio State? Texas? Even with the massive amount of starters, did anyone really think Texas would pull it out? I know Corso did—(of course, Corso also called for a Penn State upset of Notre Dame. Tsk. I’m certain he’ll also call this Saturday for an upset from Michigan as well)as well as Barnhart, but did you really think for a minute that Colt McCoy was the next incarnation of Vince Young?
Georgia played someone, and even though I’m not a huge fan of the SEC, I can certainly respect it. The Ol’ Ball Coach has had it coming for many years, and I’m glad that the steel toe was out for the Dawgs. Stafford will get better. Give him time.
When does Auburn actually play someone this season? Someone update me on this game, so I can see if Auburn is the real deal or not. Small children with third stage emphysema could run over these teams they’ve been playing.
I believe that’s all…
God bless and keep Irish football.