Everyone should stop scheduling ND OOC. These ND homers have made it clear with these “rankings” that the only party that benefits from a regular season matchup with ND is ND.
I don’t think UGA thought they were in danger of losing at any point in that game. They were clearly the better team. When we cut the lead to 4, they immediately responded by putting us away.
Our current coach that this board currently wants to run out of town has been to an SEC title game and the playoffs twice, neither of which are accomplishments Kiffin can lay claim to.
He got left on a tarmac by USC because of how bad he was at his job and got to go be Saban’s OC as “punishment.” The guy is a product of nepotism. People love to point out his 10+ win seasons at Ole Miss, but they’ve never once played for or won an SEC title in any of those seasons.
It’s simply because he validates the trashy behavior that they themselves exhibit on a daily basis. Take his last name away and he’s selling used cars right now.
These old heads will eventually have to accept that the "old days" they long for are never coming back. Whether they like it or not, a team's NIL collective is now the main factor that determines what caliber of players they get. There's a reason why Saban retired.
Nah, Georgia just looked like the much better team. They’re a clear example of what elite talent along with elite coaching looks like when paired together.
While Indiana is a good team and their coach has done a great job of turning them around, it’s also an undeniable fact that they’ve been the beneficiaries of serious scheduling luck these past two seasons.
Anyone who was expecting us to go into Athens and win after how we’d been playing since the OU game wasn’t being realistic. We had a much better team last year and still went 0-2 against Georgia.
Tech beating BYU isn’t in the same stratosphere as OU beating Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Tech should be severely penalized for their schedule, especially since they managed to lose a game. We would easily go 12-0 against Tech’s schedule.