Recruiting Football Talk VII

[JCP201]

Something for the negatives and "fire Hype fans to think about: “Kentucky is formidable, it’s a game Tennessee normally wins, and if Tennessee can win it they’ll be 6-2 heading to November. It’s only happened once, and that was last year, since Phil Fulmer was fired in 2008.”

Breaking down impact of officiating in Alabama's win over Tennessee

On3's Andy Staples and VolQuest's Austin Price break down how penalties had an impact on Alabama defeating Tennessee on Saturday.

www.on3.com

 

[PlanetVolunteer]

Both samples are from the first 4 sec games of the year, they’re the exact same size sample

No one in their right mind would think 2020 JG is the same as 2023 Joe Milton

Dude all JG could do was throw up jump passes to one of the SEVEN different NFL wr's he played with here

JG would be the 4th string QB on this team.

 

[BigSteve09]

Something for the negatives and "fire Hype fans to think about: “Kentucky is formidable, it’s a game Tennessee normally wins, and if Tennessee can win it they’ll be 6-2 heading to November. It’s only happened once, and that was last year, since Phil Fulmer was fired in 2008.”

Breaking down impact of officiating in Alabama's win over Tennessee

On3's Andy Staples and VolQuest's Austin Price break down how penalties had an impact on Alabama defeating Tennessee on Saturday.

www.on3.com

exactly

for how much less of a contender this year's team is compared to last, we're not scouring the schedule for the necessary 2-3 wins needed to go bowling, which is usually how this time of the year goes

9-3 is still on the table, which would be amazing, and I think most agreed would be successful

even 8-4 is good in a transition year, and given our woes in the post-fulmer era

and we still have Georgia. It's not a likely win, but it is at home and you never know.

 

[Aesius]

I posted it Saturday- wrong guy. The head official in our game lives in Tampa. UF connections, I think.

We’ve gotta get more homers involved in CFB. SEC head office, media, officiating. NCAA compliance. All of it.

 

[InVOLuntary]

We already have a bad SEC loss and Alabama has a loss to a good team.

It wouldn't matter. A one loss Tennessee and SEC champion would definitely go to the playoffs.

 

[Volnut]

Heupel seemed to say that it was an up man that put his hand or finger up and that was the fair catch call, not Dee Williams' airplane wings.

 

[Volnut]

Heupel seemed to say that it was an up man that put his hand or finger up and that was the fair catch call, not Dee Williams' airplane wings.

Basilio says it was Telander.

 

[PlanetVolunteer]

exactly

for how much less of a contender this year's team is compared to last, we're not scouring the schedule for the necessary 2-3 wins needed to go bowling, which is usually how this time of the year goes

9-3 is still on the table, which would be amazing, and I think most agreed would be successful

even 8-4 is good in a transition year, and given our woes in the post-fulmer era

and we still have Georgia. It's not a likely win, but it is at home and you never know.

UGA gets upset by Ole Miss

We run the table and get to the SEC championship 2007 style

 

[volbeast33]

 

[mr.checkerboards]

 

[JCVol00]

Heupel seemed to say that it was an up man that put his hand or finger up and that was the fair catch call, not Dee Williams' airplane wings.

Then why the hell was the ball placed at the 4 instead of the 20? I get that it would’ve been a 5 yard penalty to advance it, hence start at 20 instead of 25

 

[BigSteve09]

UGA gets upset by Ole Miss

We run the table and get to the SEC championship 2007 style

 

[mr.checkerboards]

Heupel seemed to say that it was an up man that put his hand or finger up and that was the fair catch call, not Dee Williams' airplane wings.

It was Telander

 

[mr.checkerboards]

Then why the hell was the ball placed at the 4 instead of the 20? I get that it would’ve been a 5 yard penalty to advance it, hence start at 20 instead of 25

Because Seldon advanced the ball.

 

[PlanetVolunteer]

Basilio says it was Telander.

Yeah Telander, the upback pointed at the ball and someone from 50 yards away made the call.

It was just insane bs.

 

[JCVol00]

Because Seldon advanced the ball.

Wouldn’t that just result in a 5 yard penalty from the 25 yardline?

 

[mr.checkerboards]

Wouldn’t that just result in a 5 yard penalty from the 25 yardline?

Nope, it's returned to the spot the ball was caught then the penalty is enforced.

 

[PlanetVolunteer]

Just saying...

This is the most 2007 type of year since 2007

Bowers is hurt

We had two bad road losses to UF and Bama (what else is new) gutted out a bunch of close ones with a veteran team who didn't have WR's like Meachem and Swain anymore.

Put on more steam!

 

[MemphisVol3]

I believe that Kirby would be an allie. GA despises all the calls that bama gets and feel that it cost them a NC. I'm friends with many dawg fans and they all speak of the calls that bama always seems to get.

Likewise. A lot of UGA fans I know were cheering for us this past Saturday and we also were on the same page in knowing the officiating was going to be criminally in Bama's favor. They hate Bama just like we do.

 

[OGbabyaviVol]

And what exactly does that mean??

 

[mr.checkerboards]

And what exactly does that mean??

A player on TN front line pointed up when the ball was kicked, the letter of the law states that an arm raised above the shoulder is a fair catch. It's super ticky tack because it's one of those things that never gets enforced.

 

[mr.checkerboards]

And what exactly does that mean??

 

[BigSteve09]

Just saying...

This is the most 2007 type of year since 2007

Bowers is hurt

We had two bad road losses to UF and Bama (what else is new) gutted out a bunch of close ones with a veteran team who didn't have WR's like Meachem and Swain anymore.

Put on more steam!

hopefully the Bama game was a lesson in how to choke the opponent out when you have them dead to rights

turn one of those FGs into a TD, or bust just one more big play and we probably had that one

 

[drvenner]

Tennessee and Bama both had one loss last Saturday at 3:30 PM EDT. If Tennessee would have beaten Bama and GA, TN would be in the SEC Championship game. Why did they force a Bama win on Saturday?

Easy. they are forcing a Georgia win.

 

[JCVol00]

Nope, it's returned to the spot the ball was caught then the penalty is enforced.

that’s some bs