UT, Miami, & FSU

[allvol123]

Both teams recruit stud athletes at the expense of size. It was a competition to see which D-line/linebacker core could get schooled worse. Honestly, the D's were horrendously undersized and beat routinely throughout this game.

This.

It was an entertaining game but that was about it.

 

[#10_Ainge_#10]

there was a UM/FSU game a couple years ago where everyone kept saying how good the teams looked, D was too strong, gonna be contenders, etc. Turns out it was 2 mediocre teams playing an average football game. I didn't see anything on the field last night that would tell me either of those teams are contenders.

+1...While it was a fun game to watch, those two teams aren't that good...It's a rivalry game, they aren't predicatable, I honest to God didn't think they would score that many points, either of them

One thing is for sure, that rivalry is definitely not what it used to be, or should I say it doesn't carry the meaning that it used to

 

[#10_Ainge_#10]

Case in point:

Graig Cooper #2 for Miami was the Memphis kid the Hogfather basically blew off.

We got Bryce Brown, what's your point?

 

[Abeachvol]

Randy Shannon is still a terrible coach

 

[Pepe_Silvia]

FSU and Miami are two teams that, in the past few years, have failed to win more than 7 or 8 games in a dismally mediocre ACC.

 

[JoshTheVol12]

Case in point:

Graig Cooper #2 for Miami was the Memphis kid the Hogfather basically blew off.

Yeah it sucks that we missed him..along with Patrick Willis, but o well we have managed without them, compared to what Ole Miss and Miami have done.