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That, ladies and gentlemen, is what's known in the biz as a call-back. :)

Five years would be more like Lydell Ross.

I literally woke up in an ambulance having done so poorly in 2006. :)

While he is young and inexperienced, all indications are that Sayin will be able to rise to expectations. How long that will take is up for grabs, but with a supporting cast that is absurd the challenge may be reining him in so that he doesn't try to do too much. Absolute luxury to be able to...

I like Finebaum more often than not, but he operates under the assumption that his opinion is somehow more than just an opinion and somehow matters. IF, and I think it's a much bigger if than most, the fighting sarks win, it certainly won't have anything to do with Paul Finebaum.

Discount whatever that clown says, positive or negative. Douche clambering for attention.

We need and should be able to get a Laurinaitis level DL coach. Doesn't have to be an alum (I don't know who that would even be), but a baller and then just call it what it is in recruiting. Johnson's gonna be another year or two, you're going to work with both of them until he's done, and...

New Balance, Prof.

I am really fired up about this offense. Nobody works harder than Hartline and I think this is the right time for him. There will be some plays that we'll want back, but this will be a powerful offense that continues the playoff run strategy of coming out fast.

He is another example of tOSU's demonstrated ability to bring in the right players and continue to develop them to the betterment of themselves and the team. When I first read that we were bringing in a TE from Athens, even though he had some decent stats, I thought, ok, so we need some depth...

Oh, I see, it's a referential callback to the former football and baseball star, Bo Jackson...

And so goes the off-season...

If we can use him like UGA did Bowers, it will make life easier for whichever new QB is our starter. I'm really looking forward to seeing how Day and Hartline integrate him with the offense.

I'm not down on the guy, really, as back-handed as this compliment is going to sound. Day & Co. must really see something like intelligence/intangibles with him because 49% completion and the previous schools don't ring any bells.

Perceived green. If/when that doesn't actualize it's repellent.

With more on the way next year and the year after.

I would never have thought that Simon would go before Burke. Here's hoping they both have great careers with the Cardinals.

I think we're also seeing that winning a title pays huge dividends.

Could have two in two years. I imagine that Smith and Inniss declare the same year.

I think Tate will have a big year and benefit from the focus on Smith. Hart coaches these guys on the details of being a pro receiver and I've read nothing about Carnell that would suggest that he's not up to the first round .standard.