Smith being out, to me, seems to be more significant than Isom. Smith was becoming a go to guy. Hopefully someone like Eddins will be able to fill in for Isom. I am not liking the trend here. I was hoping we would be in good shape for the bowl game.
Rollison wouldn't have played in the bowl game anyway. He still has a redshirt, if I am not mistaken. Caudle will be the number 2 anyways. I imagine Kodi is the emergency QB.
I do think loosing Hawthorne hurts, but not nearly as bad as it might have a year or two ago.
The loss of Isom is significant because you get into continuity of the offensive line.
With Smith, he has become a real play maker, especially with some key catches. That one is very disappointing.
I used to like watch Mad Mone...Then I watched Cramer get detroyed by Jon Stewart. I lost all repect for him for a) being dominated, dropping his head, and taking it, and b)being part of what Jon Stewart was talking about in the first place. He, and his network, have very little credibility after that piece.
PF-I agree with you on that. I watched him some but his track record from the show is not good at all. He did well as a hedge fund guy, but not at what he is doing now.
driving home from bammerham today you would think AU is falling to pieces from listening to the radio. bammer has had a great season and they have gotten the bounces you need to win the close games every time this year that lead to championship seasons.
if we are gonna start kicking their arses regularly again, we may as well put the battle axe in their skull while they are on top of the world.
if the qb situation is resolved, AU may be the most improved team in 2010 with the possible incoming class of player these guys are pulling together.
I can't really say I like Crammer, after all, there are only so many Bouyas I can take, but I like hearing his slant on things. I usually have CNBC on all day long.
The 60 mile drive home from Greensboro on snow-covered interstate was a doozie. I bet I saw at least 50 wrecked cars. Fortunately, all the multicar pile-ups were in the westbound lanes. Dodging all the slow people wore me out, though ;-)
Montana's Offensive Linemen are all 6'7" or 6'8", except for the center, who is a vertically challenged 6'2". I wonder if they have any basketball eligibility. Lebo should give them a call.
Driving on snow is always nerve racking Especially in the south where 80% of the drivers panic and hit their brakes and go sideways and block the road.
I do okay in the snow. I don't like it, but I do better than most of the road. Knowing how to steer out of a slide is vital....black ice is another issue. I spun my SUV 3 times to the right, then 4 times to the left (wheel caught in the grass and changed my direction) coming down a mountail once. I thought I was dead and took my hands off the wheel after the car turned off rolling backwards during spin 5. Somehow, I ended up facing my original direction in my original lane. It was awesome to now fall off the ledge and die.
I drive very well on snow. But I have AWD and traction control, plus I practice every chance I get doing doughnuts in snow covered parking lots or empty cul de sacs. There were a lot of people on the interstate who obviously had no business being out there.
When there's a lot of people on the road, I usually hope for harder snow. People pull over when visibility lessens and I have great eyes, so I can just drive....
snow covered parking lots are fun...until you make the mistake of letting your friend take a turn, then have him completely ignore your directions, jump a median and land the front axle on a boulder. then the fun stops. thank G-d for locals with tow chains.
I wish it had been my imagination, too. I has horrified. Luckily, the boulder was just barely beyond our clearance, and we were going slow enough that nothing broke. If I had had to replace the axle , I might have broken his nose as compensation.
Beetlejuice now JGT? Can't wait for the history of Howard Stern part III on Monday...lots of substance today, albeit of the crappy variety...it is what it is I suppose.
I was driving on I-40 going from Knoxville to Nashville about 5 years ago when there was a hard snow fall. Suddenly there was 5 or 6 inches of snow. I was in my Dodge Intrepid. I did okay by crawling along the entire trip, about doubling the time, but what amazed me was the number of 4WDs I passed that were off the road in the ditch. I passed around a dozen cars that were stuck and I bet half of them were 4WDs. Somehow I think the 4WD gives people too much a sense of security. I will take crawling along in my Intrepid any day. Sure, it took me at least twice as long to make the trip, but it beats sitting in a ditch.
Chris Henry's girlfriend's myspace status mentions her just getting the wedding ring. You don't get much more sad than that. Unfortunately things like Chris' death happen to remind us all of what is truly important. Many, including myself, get in these idiotic screaming matches. When consequences like this turn up, it really makes you think.
I just saw a tweet where Lil Wayne has been detained in texas when they found pot on his bus. Just one question. What is a Lil Wayne? Is he like a Minnie Duke or something?
A lot of good substance today.
ReplyDeleteSorry for the pre-announcement Jay.
ReplyDeleteNP
ReplyDeleteSmith being out, to me, seems to be more significant than Isom. Smith was becoming a go to guy. Hopefully someone like Eddins will be able to fill in for Isom. I am not liking the trend here. I was hoping we would be in good shape for the bowl game.
ReplyDeleteAlmost time for Mad Money. Are there any other members of Cramerica out there?
ReplyDeleteSmith isn't a freshman. He knows he has to keep those grades up.
ReplyDeleteSo we are 3 short for the bowl game and practice. No Smith. No Rollison. No Hawthorne ever again (wish him well), and maybe no Isom.
What a week for recruiting.
Been really busy at work, but I'm trying to stay up with the news.
Thanks JG for the tweets.
Gene, uh, failed to address the Isom situation.
ReplyDeleteRollison wouldn't have played in the bowl game anyway. He still has a redshirt, if I am not mistaken. Caudle will be the number 2 anyways. I imagine Kodi is the emergency QB.
ReplyDeleteI do think loosing Hawthorne hurts, but not nearly as bad as it might have a year or two ago.
The loss of Isom is significant because you get into continuity of the offensive line.
With Smith, he has become a real play maker, especially with some key catches. That one is very disappointing.
Eric Smith = Tray Blackmon?
ReplyDeleteJay, I assume that means he is day-by-day:)
ReplyDeleteGeeze, I hope not RK. Blackmon was the greatest player we have had that was only great in 2 or 3 games. He is one of those what if players.
ReplyDeletewhattup hotties. i'm safe in lower alabama with the family. the recruiting update is nice. stinks to hear about Smith & Isom, though.
ReplyDeletethanks for all the updates JG. happy holidays.
Smith and Blackmon both had off the field and classroom issues that have been distractions and kept them off the field.
ReplyDeleteI used to like watch Mad Mone...Then I watched Cramer get detroyed by Jon Stewart. I lost all repect for him for a) being dominated, dropping his head, and taking it, and b)being part of what Jon Stewart was talking about in the first place. He, and his network, have very little credibility after that piece.
ReplyDeletePF-I agree with you on that. I watched him some but his track record from the show is not good at all. He did well as a hedge fund guy, but not at what he is doing now.
ReplyDeleteApparently, the "§" stands for "§coop".
ReplyDeleteKramer is just another screaming maniac. Cramer, too.
ReplyDeleteNow, if Kramer hosted MAD MONEY it might be worth watching.
ReplyDeleteI see where Dameyune Craig was hired by FSu to day to coach either QB's or WRs.
ReplyDeleteummm, I read it was WBs or WRS
ReplyDeleteI really hate losing Eric for the bowl game he contributed alot this season. Isom will hurt us some but maybe not that much.
ReplyDeleteSCHEDULE UPDATE
ReplyDeleteI am going to add some practice notes shortly. I'm also planning a video, though it may not debut until tomorrow.
It will be here for you later, too.
I think I'm going to skip Saturday's practice.
driving home from bammerham today you would think AU is falling to pieces from listening to the radio. bammer has had a great season and they have gotten the bounces you need to win the close games every time this year that lead to championship seasons.
ReplyDeleteif we are gonna start kicking their arses regularly again, we may as well put the battle axe in their skull while they are on top of the world.
if the qb situation is resolved, AU may be the most improved team in 2010 with the possible incoming class of player these guys are pulling together.
I can't really say I like Crammer, after all, there are only so many Bouyas I can take, but I like hearing his slant on things. I usually have CNBC on all day long.
ReplyDeleteFormer NFL player wishes he never played football. Interesting. It is a reminder of what these kids go through.
ReplyDeleteSFC,
ReplyDeleteThat was a very sad article.
Go Wildcats? Great run. I can't figure out who I want to win.
ReplyDeleteI would never watch Cramer when there's college football. Ok, I'd never watch Cramer, period. I don't like people screaming.
The 60 mile drive home from Greensboro on snow-covered interstate was a doozie. I bet I saw at least 50 wrecked cars. Fortunately, all the multicar pile-ups were in the westbound lanes. Dodging all the slow people wore me out, though ;-)
ReplyDeleteholy growth hormone!
ReplyDeleteMontana's Offensive Linemen are all 6'7" or 6'8", except for the center, who is a vertically challenged 6'2". I wonder if they have any basketball eligibility. Lebo should give them a call.
Driving on snow is always nerve racking Especially in the south where 80% of the drivers panic and hit their brakes and go sideways and block the road.
ReplyDelete6'7''/6'8''? How tall is their QB? Does he ever even see his receivers?
ReplyDeleteI do okay in the snow. I don't like it, but I do better than most of the road. Knowing how to steer out of a slide is vital....black ice is another issue. I spun my SUV 3 times to the right, then 4 times to the left (wheel caught in the grass and changed my direction) coming down a mountail once. I thought I was dead and took my hands off the wheel after the car turned off rolling backwards during spin 5. Somehow, I ended up facing my original direction in my original lane. It was awesome to now fall off the ledge and die.
ReplyDeletesees them well enough for ~20 yard TD strike in 1st quarter.
ReplyDeleteEnd of qtr Grizzlies 7 Wildcats 3
rain and 40 degrees in the Noog
no one can drive on ice.
ReplyDeleteI drive very well on snow. But I have AWD and traction control, plus I practice every chance I get doing doughnuts in snow covered parking lots or empty cul de sacs. There were a lot of people on the interstate who obviously had no business being out there.
..like the stretch limo driver going 30 mph... and the little 2wd cars that weigh less than I do after a pint of barbecue.
ReplyDeleteWhen there's a lot of people on the road, I usually hope for harder snow. People pull over when visibility lessens and I have great eyes, so I can just drive....
ReplyDeletesnow covered parking lots are fun...until you make the mistake of letting your friend take a turn, then have him completely ignore your directions, jump a median and land the front axle on a boulder. then the fun stops. thank G-d for locals with tow chains.
PF - you have a vivid imagination. At least I sure hope that was your imagination.
ReplyDeleteNova throws INT in end zone, now Grizzlies have driven to 1st & goal
TD
ReplyDeleteMontana 14 Villanova 3
<7 minutes to go in half
I wish it had been my imagination, too. I has horrified. Luckily, the boulder was just barely beyond our clearance, and we were going slow enough that nothing broke. If I had had to replace the axle , I might have broken his nose as compensation.
ReplyDeleteVillanova TD!
ReplyDeleteshanked extra point.
ReplyDeleteGrizzlies 14 Wildcats 9
Count me in as a guy who loves the snow. It's good to be back in the Noog, but I'm missing Denver and Colorado skiing a ton right now.
ReplyDeleteI'm in Charlotte right now and am just missing out on the NC snowfest, so that's kind of a bummer as well. Just a ton of cold rain down this way.
Beetlejuice now JGT? Can't wait for the history of Howard Stern part III on Monday...lots of substance today, albeit of the crappy variety...it is what it is I suppose.
ReplyDeleteFrom previous thread ...
ReplyDeleteDMiller ... you told me to to eat it for you. So I did. Sorry.
I was driving on I-40 going from Knoxville to Nashville about 5 years ago when there was a hard snow fall. Suddenly there was 5 or 6 inches of snow. I was in my Dodge Intrepid. I did okay by crawling along the entire trip, about doubling the time, but what amazed me was the number of 4WDs I passed that were off the road in the ditch. I passed around a dozen cars that were stuck and I bet half of them were 4WDs. Somehow I think the 4WD gives people too much a sense of security. I will take crawling along in my Intrepid any day. Sure, it took me at least twice as long to make the trip, but it beats sitting in a ditch.
ReplyDeleteTrue dat Steve. True dat.
ReplyDeletethose were probably the people I bumped out of my way.
ReplyDeleteChris Henry's girlfriend's myspace status mentions her just getting the wedding ring. You don't get much more sad than that. Unfortunately things like Chris' death happen to remind us all of what is truly important. Many, including myself, get in these idiotic screaming matches. When consequences like this turn up, it really makes you think.
ReplyDeletenew thread up, btw
ReplyDeleteso was chizik's statement about smith a half-truth?
ReplyDeleteI guess I mean, is he on the team in name only and becomes another blackmon?
I just saw a tweet where Lil Wayne has been detained in texas when they found pot on his bus. Just one question. What is a Lil Wayne? Is he like a Minnie Duke or something?
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