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2009 TSUN News (football only discussion)

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It appears that UGA gave up their cushy OOC locations last season. About time.
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FIFM, perhaps.

I'm just glad to see some SEC teams end the garbage of staying in the SEC region all year long.
Doesn't the UGa/GTech series alternate between Athens and Atlanta? Not that Atlanta is much of a road trip for the Bulldogs.
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apparently you're right, I was using CFBDataWarehouse.
 
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks;1491593; said:
How so?
Arizona State (5-7)
Oklahoma State (7-6)
Georgia Tech? (various records, typically 8-4 ish)
Clemson? (7-6, 9-4)

Now, they're attacking 3-8 Michigan....

yeah.. real ballsy, UGA.
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It depends on when Georgia scheduled them. Remember when outsiders were giving us grief for playing a weak Washington? They conveniently forgot that the 2007 game was the backend of the a delayed home/away series (first game was a nighter in The Shoe on 2003's opening day) and those games were scheduled when Washington was decent. Also, should we lose credit for being "ballsy" enough to schedule Da U when they were an elite team just because they're not very good now? And Georgia Tech is their natural in-state rival, so they have to play them regardless of record...
 
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MililaniBuckeye;1491609; said:
It depends on when Georgia scheduled them. Remember when outsiders were giving us grief for playing a weak Washington? They conveniently forgot that the 2007 game was the backend of the a delayed home/away series (first game was a nighter in The Shoe on 2003's opening day) and those games were scheduled when Washington was decent. Also, should we lose credit for being "ballsy" enough to schedule Da U when they were an elite team just because they're not very good now? And Georgia Tech is their natural in-state rival, so they have to play them regardless of record...
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yeah, I know.... but I'm not going to let any of that get in the way of me taking a jab at Michigan and Georgia.
 
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A MSU buddy e-mailed me. Michigan better get on their horse no matter who is in the lead.

I hope MSU gets the #2 punter (from Michigan)and we get Hagerup because Michigan needs a punter.

Its ok Jwins Michigans recruiting is going exactly the way Dantonio wants it too.
 
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