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DawgsLife
| Favorite team: | Georgia  |
| Location: | Ellijay, Ga. |
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| Number of Posts: | 62468 |
| Registered on: | 6/18/2013 |
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Other than a compliment to Cash at the intro
Kudos is a compliment?
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a conclusion that I hope he proves me wrong
Wrong about what? Explain what he might prove you wrong about, please?
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Dont be a dumbass.
I can't help it. It's what I do. :lol:
Like I said. I prefer for people to explicitly call out who they think is the problem. If you think the coaches were the problem, then it should be said that the coaches made mistakes over and over again, instead of criticizing Cash's abilities. We all get it. We know it was not ideal to have him in certain situations. But if we can see it and the coaches cannot, then the onus is on the coaches for not going to a better fit for the situation. I mean you can deny it all you want, but you were clearly criticizing Cash Jones.
You even said "...maybe Cash will prove me wrong..." So, if it was not a criticism of Cash Jones, what did you mean by it? Obviously the NFL feels differently than you in his abilities.
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I never said otherwise.
I never said you did. That said, when people criticize the player, saying he shouldn't ever sniff the field, they usually criticize the player for being on the field as if it were up to him. I do remember people criticizing him, instead of criticizing the coaches. In fact, in your post I responded to I did not see a word criticizing the coaches for putting him out there...just you criticizing his abilities.
Seems like at least a word should have been directed clearly about the coaches instead of about him, don't you think?
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I still claim that a program like UGA "should" have a better player on the field on what literally is called "money downs".
Are we a top 5 program in the country?
Should we have a top 10 player in the country at that responsibility?
In fairness, is that on Cash Jones or on the coaching staff? People point fingers at a player for being on the field, but it is the coaches that tell the player to get on the field, not the player. Georgia had top 10 players on the roster, so the question would naturally be why did the coaches choose to put him on the field?
Personally, from what I have gathered, he was extremely fast and caught the ball very well and that skill set is what the coaches wanted in those situations. If he was not up to the task, then it is up to the coaches to get the player on the field that can make the play.
re: Blue Blood Index 4.0
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/22/26 at 11:03 am to Tiger Live2
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FSU is stretching it, but definitely not Penn State
I am a pretty old, so I remember some of the powerful teams and how they dominated particular eras. But, Penn State has 2 National Championships and FSU has three. Both were dominant for long stretches of time, and one could argue that FSU has been more relevant more recently than Penn State.
The media tends to give more credit for the older powers and vote them higher in pre-season polls and keep them higher longer after losses. See: USCw, Penn State, ND, Texas, Alabama (although I could argue Alabama deserves it to this point) FSU, Ohio State, Michigan and several others.
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I guess you are getting downvoted by those people who insist that OU would be at the level of Mississippi State if they had been in the SEC this whole time.
Which is a silly argument. The BIG 12 was a premier conference back in the days when Oklahoma was a huge power. Probably a stronger conference than the SEC.
re: Blue Blood Index 4.0
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/22/26 at 7:58 am to Tiger Live2
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I agree UGA should be slightly higher, but do think they should be same tier.
They are awfully close and t seems like he could have put them in the same tier...but then you have the Penn State and FSU problem, as they are very close, too. I thought drawing the line at 9 for Blue Bloods a bit arbitrary and he could have drawn it at 10 and included LSU, but then he would have Penn State and FSU fans complaining about being so close to LSU and Georgia.
re: Blue Blood Index 4.0
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/22/26 at 7:52 am to AtlantaLSUfan
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Is this graphic saying the tabulation started with 1970 season? Have never seen that year used as a starting point.
No. That is not what it says. It does include all eras, but gives a weighted balance to recency. You get a bit more credit for being good now, but all data is included. And, it appears as if the weight given to each era is reasonable.
re: Auburn plays all other members of the Big 6 this year
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/22/26 at 7:37 am to GoCrazyAuburn
Auburn typically plays one of the toughest schedules in the SEC.
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Kirby is not ahead of Spurrier
Based on what? Spurrier coached 23 years in the SEC (12 at Florida).
Kirby Smart has coached 10 years in the SEC.
Kirby has 2 fewer SEC titles and one more National Championship.
I would give up two SEC Championships for another National Championship.
I get that Spurrier introduced offensive philosophies, but so did numerous other coaches over the years. I also get that Spurrier coached at South Carolina, but a lot of other coaches coached at lesser schools and did not win at those schools....but that does not make them better coaches. You could also argue that Spurrier had the advantage of coaching as a head coach several years before he went to Florida, so he had an advantage there.
Was Spurrier a great coach? Absolutely, but I'm not sure one way or the other that he was better or worse than Smart.
re: New York Times to pay former BAMA B-Ball player $9.25 million
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/21/26 at 9:44 am to BamaGradinTn
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This was the first time in over 50 years that the NYT had lost a defamation case.
And? Are you saying they saved it up for a big one? :lol: I mean calling out a kids name falsely and only admitting they were wrong when they were sued is pretty bad. I was under the impression newspapers were supposed to check their sources. Instead, they took the word of two people that obviously did not know what they were talking about.
One even said that it was a "white kid, but I can't remember his name" and they printed it. Sound journalism.
re: All-Star Angel Reese with a gem of a game
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/21/26 at 7:03 am to SECCaptain
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Her only positive contribution is offensive rebounding,
Pretty sure I saw a stat stating that the majority of her offensive rebounds came from rebounding her own missed shots.
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According to StatMuse data, Reese has grabbed 418 total rebounds this season, with 206 of them coming from her own missed shots StatMuseStatMuse. That’s roughly 48% of her total boards. In other words, for nearly every rebound she gets, she’s at least part of the reason it’s hers — often by grabbing her own missed layups.
Article goes on to say that fans have taken to calling her rebounds "MeBounds". :lol:
re: New York Times to pay former BAMA B-Ball player $9.25 million
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/21/26 at 6:59 am to Night Vision
I saw an article that said the kid was a walk-on. He didn't get NIL when he walked on, but he is making up for it now. Good for him. Anything that weakens the NY Times makes the USA stronger.
re: Angel Reese misses game winner
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/19/26 at 8:23 am to SouthernInsanity
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STFU... you are all missing my point on this. I DGAF about her or the WNBA... this thread was started because she sucks at layups, she has a "look at me" attitude and anything you want to add. HOWEVER, the real reason it was started is because she played for LSU. Had this been someone that played at any other SEC school the OP and the rest of you would care.
So S T F U!!
By the same token you wouldn't be here defending her if she played for any other SEC team.
But, there is no denying that she has claimed to be the best player in the WNBA, has attacked Caitlin Clark physically and unmercifully, and just isn't very good at basketball.
re: Cocaine and Coaches
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/19/26 at 8:16 am to Pat Dye 60 minutes
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Damn, look at Lanning's pupils in that video. They are fricking PINNED!!!!
You know cocaine makes the pupils dilate, right? It does not make them smaller.
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UGA
Auto insurance
Lmaaaoooooo
It is pretty ironic, isn't it? :lol:
re: Jawja signs deal with Progressive for field ads.
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/18/26 at 2:55 pm to captdalton
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Thanks for pointing out that Alabama put an ad for the U.S. Navy on the field.
Except it is an ad for building ships, not just for the US Navy. And, I might point out, that Alabama had to be paid to support the Navy or they wouldn't have done it?
ETA
I think I get the joke now. Yes. I am slow. :lol:
re: Jawja signs deal with Progressive for field ads.
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/18/26 at 2:54 pm to Night Vision
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I was aware of that.
Then why are you so shocked that Georgia is doing something similar?
re: Jawja signs deal with Progressive for field ads.
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/18/26 at 2:12 pm to Night Vision
You don't even realize that Alabama uses on field advertisements, too, do you? :lol:
Crimson Tide joins college football programs with corporate ads on their fields
Alabama Public Radio
Crimson Tide joins college football programs with corporate ads on their fields
Alabama Public Radio
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Give credit where it's due for Trinidad Chambliss. He was doing amazing things, undefendable things, in that game.
Yes, he was. He had a great game and a great year. :cheers:
re: Texas best player, Trevor Goosby, feared done for the year
Posted by DawgsLife on 8/18/26 at 11:13 am to Simple Solution
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Now Texas fans will use this as an excuse when they lose a few games.
Probably a good thing Alabama fans never use injuries as an excuse. :rolleyes:
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