1. Steve Spurrier: He was the ball coach again and we missed him. First, the sabbatical from college football and then the beaten down coach who couldnt get his team over the hump. Its good to have him back.
2. Nick Saban: If you can get past all the hand gestures, hes always interesting. He was both dismissive of our predictions and appreciative of our work.
3. Derek Dooley: Robbie Andreu came up to me after he spoke and said, I was wrong about Derek Dooley. I think hes a good hire. Hes that impressive.
4. Will Muschamp: The Florida coach handled himself well at his first Media Days. Unlike Ron Zook at his first one, his head didnt look like it was about to explode.
5. Mark Richt: I like Mark Richt. He didnt act like a guy on the hot seat.
6. James Franklin: Very impressive, even if he didnt answer all the questions. In his short opening statement he sounded a little like Barack Obama (a lot of uhs).
7. Dan Mullen: Came across as a little pretentious when he said Mississippi State is the peoples university.
8. Les Miles: He was at his best when he was talking about the basketball video he made.
9. Houston Nutt: The Right Reverend act has run its course.
10. Bobby Petrino: Confident but boring.
11. Joker Phillips: Really didnt say anything and wasnt very interesting.
12. Gene Chizik: He can lull you to sleep. On purpose.
