BigPapaVol
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Here's some very quick, easy, rough analysis:
Cal's front 7 from 2006 garnered little to no pressure on Erik Ainge in last season's meeting. Of those front 7 players, the best 3 have departed. Droski mentions that Cal's defensive weakness will be the DL.
Thus, when playing Tennessee, if you are unable to get pressure on Erik Ainge, the offense, regardless of how good your secondary is, and really, regardless of how inexperienced the WR crew will be, you will be eaten up. Erik Ainge's worst games were the few where he had no time to make reads.
Our offensive line loses it's best player and a player who was really mediocre. I think with the losses along Cal's DL and UT's OL, the scenario in the trenches when UT has the ball will remain the same as 2006. No pressure on Ainge.
you must remember it. The game where Jackson's heisman hopes (granted they were little more than typical media fodder) imploded.
I bet she would be smoking if she put a lil make up on. That being said the whole no makeup natural look might work for some. Me personally a little makeup maybe do something with the hair, then she's a 7.
I actually was just saying that she knew what she was talking about. She was ok, but I don't really care that it was a female. She knew what she was saying. :rock:
our dline got zero pressure on pretty much everyone last season. it can't get worse. Our best 2 of the front seven departed. I think ainge will have time unless we blitz. Was the victory ainge picking us apart or your WRs running over us? I'd lean towards the latter. Our offense will be vastly improved. Baring longshore throwing 4 ints, the game will be much closer.
In your front 7, you lost Bishop at LB, Mebane and Tafisi, yes?
Your defense blitzed quite a bit against Tennessee, and it didn't work. Also, only 1 *passing* TD was our WR breaking a tackle. The 2nd one to Meachem was the only one where Meachem had the ball and broke out of SQT's tackle.
Our first TD was our long drive with the TD pass to Brown who barely made it to the goal line (12 yard pass, I believe).
Our second TD, Thompson went for the DP, but didn't arrive in time and once Meachem had the ball, he was untouched.
Swain's TD was a deep seam, untouched.
I realize this article I discovered the other day is sure to generate a lot of controversy and outrage on this board, but I felt you should see how some view the SEC. Please, do not kill the messenger, I am merely posting the article.
SEC ARROGANCE DOMINATES COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Outside the South, Fans are fed up!
Heaven forbid any question the supremacy of the SEC. To do so you open yourself up to numerous vicious attacks from the vanguard of the SEC. Recent developments though (aside from Florida stealing the National Championship from Boise State) point to a different reality. The SEC is weak, and their ability to dominate on the decline.
Last year there were numerous examples of the SEC not being able to compete with other major conferences. Chiefly among them was the thrashing Arkansas received from USC. While Cal did go into Tennessee and lose, they kept it respectable, 35-18. Many in the college football world outside the south speculate that had Tennessee not stolen many of Cals signals, Cal would have prevailed.
Perhaps we cannot blame out southern brethren. For from the time of birth they are brought up to believe they are a cut above all other conferences. Again, numerous examples have shown without any doubt, this is not true.
Said one frustrated USC fan, any time you turn on the TV all you hear is how great the SEC is, and how they dominate the college football world. I guess wining several National Championships slipped by their collective conscience.
It remains to be seen if this traditionally viewed stereotype can be broken. One thing is sure, Cal plays Tennessee on Sept 1 to open the season for both schools. With early indications pointing to a Cal victory, this perception of SEC dominance may soon come to an end.
Gee thats funny. It seems as though every time I turn on my TV I'm getting Big10, PAC10 and ACC propaganda shoved down my throat. ESPN/ABC seems to cater to fans from those conferences. If it weren't for "good ole CBS" we would all be converted Big10 fans until 7:00 pm eastern.
The accusation of stealing signals in a nonconferece football game is laughable. What signals were those? "The deer caught in the headlight" signals from Longshore or the "I got tackled in the backfield again" signal from Lynch and Forsett.
small reminderHi, and Go Bears! I'm working on a "welcome the Vols" shirt, and would appreciate your feedback. I've narrowed it down to 2 designs. The first says "This ain't Rocky Top," and has a picture of the banjo guy from Deliverance wearing a Vols shirt, with an "x" through it. The second shirt says, in large letters, You cant spell Citrus without UT", with "Steve Spurrier" below it. It then lists the many times UT has been relegated to the Tier 3 Citrus Bowl. What do you guys think?
Heaven forbid any question the supremacy of the SEC. To do so you open yourself up to numerous vicious attacks from the vanguard of the SEC. Recent developments though (aside from Florida stealing the National Championship from Boise State) point to a different reality. The SEC is weak, and their ability to dominate on the decline.
Last year there were numerous examples of the SEC not being able to compete with other major conferences. Chiefly among them was the thrashing Arkansas received from USC. While Cal did go into Tennessee and lose, they kept it respectable, 35-18. Many in the college football world outside the south speculate that had Tennessee not stolen many of Cal’s signals, Cal would have prevailed.
Perhaps we cannot blame out southern brethren. For from the time of birth they are brought up to believe they are a cut above all other conferences. Again, numerous examples have shown without any doubt, this is not true.
Said one frustrated USC fan, “any time you turn on the TV all you hear is how great the SEC is, and how they dominate the college football world. I guess wining several National Championships slipped by their collective conscience.”
It remains to be seen if this traditionally viewed stereotype can be broken. One thing is sure, Cal plays Tennessee on Sept 1 to open the season for both schools. With early indications pointing to a Cal victory, this perception of SEC dominance may soon come to an end.
So much so that you dug up a thread two weeks old?:snoring:Hey guys! I have been gone for a while because I briefly lost my will to argue. Thankfully that will is back, and stronger than ever!
So here is a great article that I am sure all will love!
ESPN.com - NCF - Vols' Ainge tears meniscus, will undergo surgery