Recent content by gtlacey

My buddy bet them at half and got like 8 to 1 odds. Not a ton of money but pretty nice.

EJ had a normal amount of touches for being an All-American. Every year, the top 5-10 RB's get around 23-25 touches a game. And we used him out in space quite a bit, so his touches weren't that heavy. Boise was lucky Jeanty didn't get hurt last year, or Illinois with Brown in 22. But I don't...

To be fair, they beat Texas that year who finished the year 25th. Not that that little tidbit will change your opinion on Rhule. I just really dislike the notion of "beating a ranked team" is based on when they play each other, not where they finish the year. See all the SEC schools this year...

Hindsight 20/20, was it a bad class? The four semifianlists: Transfers from last year's portal: Miami: 11 of 22 starters Ole Miss: 11 of 22 starters Indiana: 7 of 22 starters Oregon: 7 of 22 starters https://www.ourlads.com/ncaa-football-depth-charts/depth-chart/miami/91073...

My bad! I was catching up on pages this morning and missed the context of your statement. When a thread gets to 110 pages, I usually miss some posts leading up to other posts. Yes, EJ was worth a couple of wins all by himself.

For sure, he was our best player! I just have never understood the point of making these what if statments. Like when people say "if Phill didn't have MJ or Kobe, he wouldn't have won 11 rings." Probably true, but he did and he has 11 rings. If we didn't have EJ, we would go 4-8 or 5-7. But we...

If I had wheels, I'd be a wagon. Also, if Raiola didn't get hurt, we'd probably beat USC and either Penn St or Cockeye.

Time will tell, but I think it's a good move for both. Hoover looked pretty good at times this year. Had very similar numbers to Mendoza before going to Indiana.

And what supplement do you take? Might start using it.

Do you have any children? I was fine until daughter started going to day care last year and it was an onslaught every 3 weeks or so. This year is better but still got a nasty sinus infection in November.

I don't know about that. Cristobal at Miami is certainly the foil to Cignetti. And they're both sitting pretty right now in the playoff. Same with McGuire at Tech.

Isn't that a lot of Indiana though? Like Saratt, Mendoza (had done 3 years in college), Coogan, Nowakowski, Williams Jr, Hemby, etc?

It is sort of crazy that all these schools are coached by a Saban alumni except for Alabama lol

Kirby is a good coach, no doubt. But his whole “put the punt team out there and then run them off and try to trick the defense” is so stupid

The funniest outcomes are Ole Miss wins it all or Carson Beck beats Georgia next round.