Ten@10: Freshman TB Isaiah Crowell won’t inherit experienced O-line like Dyer, Lattimore
Marcus Lattimore ran behind an experienced offensive line as a freshman at South Carolina last season. (AP photo)
THE TEN AT 10:
1. With Washaun Ealey’s departure, the inevitable questions about whether Isaiah Crowell can match the freshman performances of last year’s star SEC tailbacks are in full force. But while Crowell’s high school accolades — nation’s No. 1-rated running back, 10-plus yards per carry — are similar to South Carolina’s Marcus Lattimore and Auburn’s Michael Dyer, they had something Crowell will not have: An experienced and intact offensive line.
Auburn had the best offensive line in the country, starting four seniors and a junior, including All-American tackle Lee Ziemba. They paved the way for Dyer (1,093 yards) and run-first quarterback Cam Newton (1,473). South Carolina brought back four returning starters last season when Lattimore came in and rushed for 1,197 yards and 17 touchdowns.
Georgia’s offensive line this season will be a comparative patchwork. The Bulldogs will likely start three seniors — center Ben Jones, left tackle Cordy Glenn and right tackle Justin Anderson. But of them only Jones will be playing the same position he did last season. Anderson is coming back over from a one-year experiment on defense and Glenn has played mostly guard during his career.
That said, it is not a unit devoid of experience. Jones and Glenn have 68 starts between them. Kenarious Gates started three games at guard and played in every game as a true freshman. Anderson has played in 25 games on the offensive line with 12 starts. Only Chris Burnette, who projects as the starting right guard, is a true greenhorn.
Georgia’s line would have been comparatively similar in experience to Auburn’s and South Carolina’s had Trinton Sturdivant not suffered a season-ending knee injury in the spring. But he did and the Bulldogs were forced to shuffle again. The question now is if they can make Crowell look good, or vice-versa.
2. Georgia Southern boosters are in the process of raising money to have a statue of Erk Russell commissioned and erected in Statesboro. If successful, it’s likely Georgia fans will have had a hand in making it happen.
Former Georgia coach Vince Dooley, for whom Russell earned his reputation as a crafty and inspirational defensive coordinator, is assisting in the fund-raising effort. He has already offered up a substantial contribution of his own and wrote a letter to Georgia Southern alumni and boosters urging them to do the same.
“I was very excited to learn there is a movement to have a lifetime statue erected at Georgia Southern in memory of my long time good friend and coaching associate, the late and beloved Coach Erk Russell. It will be a fitting tribute to one of the great all time football coaches and one of the great all time people that I have ever known. I never knew a coach that was more loved and respected as Erk Russell. His record speaks for itself. . . . I am very happy and totally supportive of this effort which will be a fitting tribute not only to Coach Russell but to his family and to all of the supporters of Georgia Southern and the University of Georgia. God bless his legacy and the wonderful memories he left for us all.”
“Caleb has become a very dependable football player,” Richt told reporters before the meeting. “People can have a debate on how effective he’s been. But when it comes to knowing what to do, when it comes to pass protection, when it comes to doing the things that we’re asking him to do, he does a good job. I’ve got faith that he knows what to do and will compete well.”
King and offensive lineman A.J. Harmon were benched for the Liberty Bowl because of academic problems. Richt said spring semester grades will not be posted until Monday and, therefore, player eligibility for this fall has not been determined.
5. Sixty-nine athletes, including 12 football players and every senior on the men’s basketball team, will be graduating when UGA holds commencement ceremonies on Friday in Athens.
Among the football players planning to walk are Geno Atkins, Drew Butler, Logan Gray and Tanner Strickland. Also returning after completing his degree is NFL veteran linebacker Tony Gilbert. Men’s basketball players Chris Barnes, Jeremy Price, Connor Nolte and Gerald Robinson are all graduating.
6. It’s going to be a zoo in Athens this weekend. In addition to commencement ceremonies on Friday at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., UGA will be hosting men’s and women’s NCAA tennis regionals at the Dan Magill Complex (Friday through Sunday) and the SEC Track & Field Outdoor Championships at Spec Towns Track (Thursday-Sunday). The track competition is expected to draw thousands to the Classic City. As many as 700 men’s and women’s athletes will be participating and friends and family of many of those competitors will surely follow. Here’s a feature I wrote on UGA steeplechaser Matt Cleaver to advance the SEC track meet.
7. Georgia baseball’s postseason hopes have taken a serious hit this week. They were already dinged pretty good after losing two of three at Auburn, then came a t-bone crash with a 4-2 home loss to Mercer on Wednesday. Now it has become a mathematical situation for the Bulldogs. While their RPI remains relatively high, they simply have to end up at least three games above .500 heading into the SEC Tournament to give the NCAA selection committee any reason to consider them come June. That means they need to win at least five of the final seven regular-season games. That’s going to be a tall order with three at Kentucky this weekend, and then home against Kennesaw State and then three home games against No. 1-ranked Vanderbilt.
8. The Macon Telegraph’s Seth Emerson tweeted that the Twitter ban for Georgia men’s basketball players has been lifted by prolific tweeter/coach Mark Fox. Emerson was apparently alerted to this new via a tweet from rising sophomore Marcus Thornton.
9. It’s really exciting to see that the University of Georgia and the Henry W. Grady College of Journalism has established a news sports journalism major. While it has been in the works for a while, the official announcement was made Wednesday. The formation of the program was made possible by a $1 million gift from Atlanta’s Carmical Foundation, which will fund a “Chair in Sports Journalism and Society.”
Don’t be surprised if this doesn’t have an indirect efffect on Georgia’s football recruiting. Jordan Watkins, a defensive end out of Woodward Academy and a top 10 prospect in the state, is a 4.0 student who wants to major in sports journalism.
10. THIS & THAT: The good news that all of Georgia’s season-ticket holders were able to get the tickets they requested for the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game against Boise State in the Georgia Dome. The bad news is some tickets are still available, at least according to one empassioned fan blogger. . . . The Georgia softball team, at one time ranked No. 1 in the country, stumbles into the SEC Tournament, which begins today in Oxford, Miss. The eighth-ranked Bulldogs (45-11, 17-9 SEC) will face LSU having lost four of their last six games, including a loss to Longwood on Wednesday.
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Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
9:15 am
LEFTYLIBERAL, it must really suck for you to be a brain dead left winger in a red state, huh?
“whose fault will it be”
You can always blame George Bush or perhaps global warming.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
9:17 am
My predictions for 2011.
UGA – 10-2
UF – 8-4
Bama – 9-3
LSU- 11-1
Auburn 8-4
Arkansas – 9-3
TN – 7-5
MS. ST. – 8-4
The BCS title game will be played without an SEC team.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
9:18 am
I forgot to include USC.
They’ll go 8-4. Big bust of a season, AGAIN, for the lame c0cks.
BigREDDAWG
May 13th, 2011
9:21 am
My knee hurts…. Cobb county is great thow!
Stinger
May 13th, 2011
9:39 am
I hope CPJ is calling Ealey right now. Can you imagine how good he would be after getting coached up.
Steve Spurrier
May 13th, 2011
9:43 am
so you guys are already paving the road to failure for Crowell….i’m here to tell you he will disapoint enough without the help from you idiots. Lattimore would have had more than 90+ yds in the first 2 series vs. Calhoun his senior year if HS…Ealey was your best back, Crowell include…like i’ve always said, UGA is where 5 stars go to become 2 stars…losers….
It Ain't Rocket Science
May 13th, 2011
9:57 am
Stinger,
I beleive Ealey stated his desire to go and be a premier player at a good school. Why in the lord’s good green earth would he chose tech. then? I think he hopes to showcase himself. Not bury himself deeper in an NFL recruiters mind. CPJ has enough headaches already.
Alabama | MrSEC.com
May 13th, 2011
10:26 am
[...] hoping Isaiah Crowell becomes this year’s Mike Dyer or Marcus Lattimore — a warning. He won’t inherit a veteran O-line like those two backs did.3. Ex-Kentucky Wildcats Brandon Knight, DeAndre Liggins and Enes Kanter will all be taking part in [...]
Fuzzy Math
May 13th, 2011
10:42 am
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
9:17 am
My predictions for 2011.
UGA – 10-2
UF – 8-4
Bama – 9-3
LSU- 11-1
Auburn 8-4
Arkansas – 9-3
TN – 7-5
MS. ST. – 8-4
The BCS title game will be played without an SEC team.
So who will play in the SEC championship game and win? Your math doesn’t seem to include that in the records.
Just Axing!!!!
May 13th, 2011
10:46 am
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
9:17 am
My predictions for 2011.
UGA – 10-2
UF – 8-4
Bama – 9-3
LSU- 11-1
Auburn 8-4
Arkansas – 9-3
TN – 7-5
MS. ST. – 8-4
A couple of questions for you. Where do you see Auburn getting 8 wins from? You need to spend a little time looking at the schedules before you start making these bold predictions. The second thing is, do you really think there will be more than 3 undefeated teams in the country this year? Outside of Oklahoma who has only Texas and FSU to worry about, and Boise St. who only plays a very weak UGA team in the home opener in the dome for UGA, there will be a one loss team in the BCS title game, and if a SEC team has only one loss coming out of the SEC CG, then the SEC will get one spot in the game. Third and final thing, name the losses for each team above, your math is way off and once you review you it the mistakes will reveal themselves and enlighten you how far off you are.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
11:10 am
“So who will play in the SEC championship game and win? Your math doesn’t seem to include that in the records.”
Regular season.
Just Axing!!!!
May 13th, 2011
11:10 am
I just want to add one more little comment about the records.
MSU , with Dan Mullen at the helm is probably the one team no one will want to play this year. They gained confidence all season and went into the Egg Bowl and beat up Ole Miss, beat a crappy Michigan team in the Gator bowl( convincingly) and return almost their entire team on both sides of the bowl while playing a ton of players last year. MSU will go into Auburn the second week and we will see just how good or bad both teams really are.
Tennessee lost two games on controversial calls that with the current rule changes would have been “wins”, they found their quarterback late in the season and it changed the complexion of that team. They will be a good team under Dooley.
USC, with all the naysayers from UGA talking about revenge, and talking how bad Garcia is, must remember that with A. Jeffries on the outside who is a huge target, Lattimore in the backfield and a ton of offensive talent, if you plan on beating them you had better be able to score points.
Florida, may be one of the worse offensive teams this year in its transistion, but keep in mind their defense is going to be very very stout. Muschamp takes over a ton of defensive talent and you had better be ready to strap it on when you play them.
Arkansas is loaded on offense, but their defense is still pourous and the road games they play will be their downfall.
Ole Miss, is the western division version of UGA, coach on the hot seat, players transferring out, and a deep desire among their fans to get back to winning.
Auburn has road games to Clemson, USC, UGA, LSU, Arkansas and home games against MSU, Florida, and Alabama, they are a shell of what they were and Malzhan’s trick offense was nothing in 2010, Cam Newton was that good and he accounted for 65% of the offense, look back at any team where Malzhan has coached and that 65% number by the quarterback is not what his offense is about. Auburn just lost too much to be a contender and that schedule is a killer.
LSU is loaded and Kragthorpe brought in a new attitude for the offense and Jefferson has flourished, and if he falters Mett will be ready to play.
Alabama will be like the 2009, their defense will win most games for them, and with Carter being that big wideout they needed, they win.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
11:10 am
Just Axing!!!!
I couldn’t care less if you like my predictions or not. Come up with your own.
Just Axing!!!!
May 13th, 2011
11:13 am
Not since 1980, please go back and read the page 4 post, you dimwit.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
11:14 am
“Auburn has road games to Clemson, USC, UGA, LSU, Arkansas and home games against MSU, Florida, and Alabama, they are a shell of what they were and Malzhan’s trick offense was nothing in 2010, Cam Newton was that good and he accounted for 65% of the offense, look back at any team where Malzhan has coached and that 65% number by the quarterback is not what his offense is about. Auburn just lost too much to be a contender and that schedule is a killer.”
Auburn was 8-5 in 2009 with mediocre players on offense. If the defense had stepped up, Auburn would have only lost 2-3 games. They would have beaten UGA and Bama. With that said, don’t underestimate them. Yeah, they lost a lot of talent but they also signed two straight top 5 recruiting classes and kept their coaching staff in tact. Rocker left for TN but they brought in another bad a$$ defensive line coach.
Either way, it really doesn’t matter matter because Auburn just won the national title. They’ll fly under the radar and do their “thang.”
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
11:14 am
“Not since 1980, please go back and read the page 4 post, you dimwit.”
Eat a d!ck.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
11:16 am
“Auburn just lost too much to be a contender and that schedule is a killer.”
No one said Auburn would be a contender this year.
Just Axing!!!!
May 13th, 2011
11:17 am
You do not care because you are such an inbred homer without football knowlege who lives in his mom’s basement while not paying rent, playing video games to understand that just because your UGA team recruited very well again for the 12th straight year, your so called “cancer” running back is gone, and that Richt has supposedly gotten tougher on his players that UGA will play in the SEC CG because UF is down , USC has quarterback issues, Tennessee is not as good as they were, and Kentucky is rebuilding…..whooo….well please do more research that is not how it works.
Just Axing!!!!
May 13th, 2011
11:21 am
Auburn will be lucky to become bowl eligible this year. And by the way, 8-4(according to you) does make you a contender. Get some facts on your side before you just go posting crap.
By the way, 26 seniors, 5 players kicked off the team for criminal violations, 3 players left early for the NFL. On an 85 scholarship limit team, there goes 1/3 of your experienced scholarhship players.
It looks like a 4-8 or 5-7 year on the plains.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
11:36 am
Just Axing!!!!
I’m really surprised that my tax dollars go to allow you to blog from a prison computer.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
11:39 am
“And by the way, 8-4(according to you) does make you a contender. Get some facts on your side before you just go posting crap.’
When you get out of prison, you should take a nice remedial English class at UGA. I never one time wrote that Auburn would be a contender, you dope addict.
“It looks like a 4-8 or 5-7 year on the plains.”
You must have Auburn mixed up with UGA.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
11:40 am
“understand that just because your UGA team recruited very well again for the 12th straight year”
You’re either really stupid or just really stupid. Either way, you’re stupid. Find one single post of mine that even makes me remotely sound like a UGA fan. One.
Thanks for playing.
dawgfacedboy
May 13th, 2011
12:07 pm
Either commit to developing a quality OL or continue to waste 1st round talent at the skill positions.
Matt
May 13th, 2011
12:13 pm
Not since 1980- What is that evokes confidence in you that Auburn will be remotely good without Cam Newton or Nick Fairley. Without Newton alone you would’ve been an 8-4 team. Without the 2 single most dominating players on both sides of the ball (at the most important positions) you would’ve been 6-6.
So what is it about this year’s team that makes you confident?
USC GAMEC0CK
May 13th, 2011
12:24 pm
Well here are a few items for everyone:
1. Lattimore is the next Herschel Walker …but at USC we are saying he is the next GEORGE ROGERS!! …. Can you say HEISMAN!
2. The best post i read on this blog today is….UGA is where 5 STARs go to be 2 STARS….aka…Steve Spurrier….you just got to love that one.
3. USC will win the SEC East with a 10-2 or 11-1 record then USC will upset Bama or LSU in the SECCG in Atlanta….then on to the MNC game.
4. USC will strike lightening in a bottle….USC wins the MNC!!
5. Did I spell lightening right? I am sure there is a spell checker out there somewhere.
6. Final nugget – UGA dumps Richt at the end of the season; I am not looking forward to that mostly because that means Bobo and Grantham will be gone too.
King Saban
May 13th, 2011
12:32 pm
Crowell is going to be a bust. I saw him in the U.S. Army all america game. He was a no show in that game. The star was 5 star rb Dee Hart who was the game MVP and also the first running back to ever run for over 100 yds in the U.S. army all american game. Dee Hart also set the state of Florida td record with 50 tds in one season. 50 freaking tds! Where did Dee Hart end up? You guessed it! Alabama where he will be a good 3rd team running back and possibly a good 3rd down back. Yeah. We’re that deep at the tailback position.
Everybody knows about Trent “the beast” Richardson who is one of the top challengers for the Heisman this year. And what Mich state got a glimpse of what Capital one bowl leading rusher Eddie Lacy as he bolted through the Spartan defense numerous times for 2 tds including a 50 plus yd td run. We don’t have to bank everything on one true freshman rb. We gots plenty of other options.
Chip Towers
May 13th, 2011
12:36 pm
King Saban: Isaiah Crowell was a no-show in the U.S. Army All-American Game. That’s because he didn’t play in it. He played in the Under Armour All-America Game. A little humility is good for all, don’t you think?
USC GAMEC0CK
May 13th, 2011
12:41 pm
Well Chip, Bama is the big bad football monster prowling the sidelines these days….but….USC did beat them by playing good solid smash mouth football down in Columbia so I guess anything is possible in the upcoming 2011 football season….BTW, who really cares or even remembers what all-star game a kid played in? All-Star games are not really a good indicator of anything.
USC GAMEC0CK
May 13th, 2011
12:45 pm
Oh and another thing…that Bama dude (king saban) is just spouting off because Bama has re-surfaced with Saba…those Bama folks will tout anything and put a pro-bama spin on it…heck, if the grass were brown under their feet they would say it was because the you-know-what was scared out of their opponents instead of acknowledging that the grass needs to be watered.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
1:18 pm
“What is that evokes confidence in you that Auburn will be remotely good without Cam Newton or Nick Fairley.”
Same reason that I’m confident that Auburn will do well almost every year. It’s called coaching.
“Without the 2 single most dominating players on both sides of the ball (at the most important positions) you would’ve been 6-6.”
Shoulda, would, coulda. Auburn went 14-0. Nothing more, nothing less. End of story.
“So what is it about this year’s team that makes you confident?”
Another top 5 recruiting class. Gus Malzahn. Gene Chizik. But, like I said, I’m not predicting Auburn to do great this year.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
1:20 pm
USC GAMEC0CK
Good luck this season. Like I always say, predictions rarely ever come true in the SEC.
SEE: Auburn 2010
Bama was “predicted” to destroy everyone in their path and instead finished 4th in the SEC.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
1:24 pm
“That’s because he didn’t play in it.”
Have a little compassion for our Bama brethren. Remember, they ain’t too smart when it comes to those pesky facts and all.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
1:28 pm
“Everybody knows about Trent “the beast” Richardson who is one of the top challengers for the Heisman this year.”
Uh huh, just like Bama repeated a national title last year, right?
Guess you’ve never heard of Andrew Luck or LaMichael James.
“We don’t have to bank everything on one true freshman rb.”
Nope, but you do have a problem at the QB position.
Hey, remember this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqI-xpP2OMo
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
1:29 pm
USC GAMEC0CK
You and I are on the same page when it comes to Bama myths.
USC GAMEC0CK
May 13th, 2011
1:33 pm
USC will get some payback with Auburn this year…I would have preferred the payback came in the SECCG but this year in Columbia will have to suffice.
USC GAMEC0CK
May 13th, 2011
1:35 pm
BTW, every comment on this and all other blogs regarding events in the future are predictions, some are right and some are wrong so I am not clear what your point is ???
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
1:42 pm
“USC will get some payback with Auburn this year”
Yeah right. What’s USC’s record against Auburn? What’s Spurrier’s record against Auburn?
“I would have preferred the payback came in the SECCG”
Yeah, you guys didn’t even show up. What was the score again? Oh yeah, 56-17.
“some are right and some are wrong so I am not clear what your point is ???”
My point is you can huff and puff all you want but it’s not going to change anything. Just like when UGAG fans and Bammer fans predict Auburn being nailed by the NCAA. I keep asking “when?” but I never get a solid answer.
USC GAMEC0CK
May 13th, 2011
1:43 pm
Auburn is not out of the weeds with the NCAA…too bad ole Cam got to play in the SECCG…without him…USC WINS would have been the headline.
Go Dawgs!
May 13th, 2011
1:44 pm
It Ain’t Rocket Science
May 13th, 2011
8:50 am
Amen Brother!!! I think something that gets lost is this is CMRs FIRST head coaching job, and he came in well positioned with talent and built an intial great staff. Coupled with that he had imediate sucess winning an SEC title in his first year. outside of UF, he has a winning record against every other SEC school. He made a mistake with the WM hire, and recognized that V.Halenger was getting a bit too set in his ways training wise, and has appeared to correct both of those. You make a good point about Joe Pa, and in this world of instant gratification there are several legendary coaches who would not have seen their best success at a given program in today’s 2-3yrs and out if there’s not a championship. Joe Pa, Frank Beamer, Lou Holtz, John Robinson are just a few names that come to mind. Richt also was a part of tremendous sucess at FSU, so in his 25yrs or so of coaching, the last few seasons at UGA have been his worst and FIRST time NOT experiencing sucess. He is also very methodical and not a hair trigger kind of person who will throw the baby out with the bath water as some of you arm chair coaches would have. Let’s see what happens this season and reserve judgement until then.
GO DAWGS!!
Go Dawgs!
May 13th, 2011
1:46 pm
Excuse me, I meant to type he won an SEC title in his 2ND YEAR.
USC GAMEC0CK
May 13th, 2011
1:47 pm
I don’t huff and puff…
What I type here will not effect anything…in football, in life, in Columbia or Auburn…but it will effect how you feel and how you perceive yourself…that sir…IS A FACT!
Go Dawgs!
May 13th, 2011
1:54 pm
“My point is you can huff and puff all you want but it’s not going to change anything. Just like when UGAG fans and Bammer fans predict Auburn being nailed by the NCAA. I keep asking “when?” but I never get a solid answer.”
My friend you are delusional if you DON’T think the NCAA is going to nail Auburn. For a timeline see USC. Not to mention the Feds investigation into your illicit boosters is STILL ongoing, I will tell you that Auburn recieves the hammer shortly after the Feds findings are made public. But keep dreaming if you like, just don’t be surprised when you wake up to a nightmare. Many schools have been hammered for far less. And if just 10% of what’s being said is true it’s more than enough to levy harsh penalties. I think we all can agree there is SOME truth to the allegations, and I’m saying even if 90% of it is bull, Auburn is STILL in trouble. The longer the investigations go on the worse it’s going to be.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
1:56 pm
“Auburn is not out of the weeds with the NCAA…too bad ole Cam got to play in the SECCG…without him…USC WINS would have been the headline.”
How do you know Auburn is not out of the weeds? Anyway, doesn’t matter what “coulda” happened without Cam. Fact is, USC East got their areses BEAT DOWN big time.
HEADLINE: Auburn beat the living crap out of South Carolina.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
2:00 pm
“My friend you are delusional if you DON’T think the NCAA is going to nail Auburn. ”
When? I keep reading/hearing UGA fans talk about it but nothing has happened. Auburn hasn’t received a letter of intent by the NCAA.
“For a timeline see USC.”
There’s this little thing called EVIDENCE that the NCAA had.
“Not to mention the Feds investigation into your illicit boosters is STILL ongoing”
Where’s your proof? Feds don’t investigate boosters. The Feds are investigating the bank closures because the Feds ALWAYS investigate bank closures.
“I will tell you that Auburn recieves the hammer shortly after the Feds findings are made public. ”
No they won’t and you don’t have ANYTHING to back up that asinine claim.
“Auburn is STILL in trouble. ”
No they’re not.
“The longer the investigations go on the worse it’s going to be.”
What investigations?
USC GAMEC0CK
May 13th, 2011
2:16 pm
I get why Alabamians are Bama fans …but I don’t get why any of them would be Auburn fans…I reall don’t.
Some people think Auburn (and Clempson for that matter) are not really institutions of higher learning but really just “romper room” for adults…
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
2:19 pm
Some info for Go Dawgs:
The Reggie Bush case was unique, in that the NCAA was able to gain info that came to light because of a civil suit. It was not the result of the NCAA going out and finding new evidence, as they can’t compell anyone to give up info. Without that civil suit, in all likelyhood, Bush skates.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
2:19 pm
“but I don’t get why any of them would be Auburn fans…I reall don’t.”
That’s because you’re not smart.
“Some people think Auburn (and Clempson for that matter) are not really institutions of higher learning but really just “romper room” for adults…”
That’s because people who say such things never went to college.
Quick question: Did you graduate from U of South Carolina?
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
2:21 pm
“but I don’t get why any of them would be Auburn fans…I reall don’t.”
That doesn’t make any sense. What you’re basically saying is states can only have one school?
That would mean people in GA could only root for UGA, Florida could only root for Florida etc..
Try thinking before you type such b.s.
USC GAMEC0CK
May 13th, 2011
2:23 pm
AH HA!!
So what you are saying is that Auburn did cheat big time with Cam and probably others but since there is no civil suit…no evidence will surface and thus ….Auburn skates.
You may be right…too soon to tell but we all know Auburn is one of the NCAAs most cheat guilty schools…and history proves that my friend.
Not since 1980
May 13th, 2011
2:26 pm
“So what you are saying is that Auburn did cheat big time with Cam and probably others but since there is no civil suit…no evidence will surface and thus ….Auburn skates.”
Auburn was never accused of anything, C0CK. Last time I checked, it was Cecil Newton, MSU, Kenny Rogers and John Bond.
IE: Not one of them had anything to do with Auburn.
“too soon to tell but we all know Auburn is one of the NCAAs most cheat guilty schools”
As is UGA, Bama and a lot of other schools.
Hey, what school has been on probation more times since 1980?
Answer: Alabama. They are currently on probation until 2012.