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2010 SEC Discussion and vBet

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buckeyemania11;1726565; said:
Great to see that Alabama, a defending National Champion has Georgia State on their schedule

a team who is playing their first season of football this season..........
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For the life of me, I don't know that GA State thinks they are doing? They should spend at least two years in Div IAA and get some type of system in place before doing this.

I'd be surprised if they won 2 games this year.
 
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BigWoof31;1726583; said:
For the life of me, I don't know that GA State thinks they are doing? They should spend at least two years in Div IAA and get some type of system in place before doing this.

I'd be surprised if they won 2 games this year.
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Football - Schedule - Georgia State Athletics

im sure they can pull off a few wins

as for why they're doing it

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Gatorubet;1726582; said:
You guys have been good to the other lesser Ohio schools of late, and I am sure that they appreciate the publicity and $$$$ they get from you playing them as well.
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I'm sure the Miami Redhawks also appreciate the publicity and $$$$ they'll get from their opener in the Swamp this year.
 
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DaddyBigBucks;1730035; said:
Properly done, you could use that idea to make a bra for the cheerleaders that would make them appropriately nippy.
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That is the problem with the Big 10. When it is nippy weather you put sweaters on your cheerleaders - much the same way Miami football goes to portable sideline heaters when it dips below 65 degrees.
 
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CFN.Fla.Preview

Ten Best Florida Players
1. C Mike Pouncey, Sr.
2. QB John Brantley, Jr.
3. SS Ahmad Black, Sr.
4. CB Janoris Jenkins, Jr.
5. LB Brandon Hicks, Sr.
6. RB Jeff Demps, Jr.
7. OT Xavier Nixon, Soph.
8. WR Deonte Thompson, Jr.
9. WR Chris Rainey, Jr.
10. FS Will Hill, Jr.
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CFN.Offense

Star of the offense: Junior QB John Brantley
Player who has to step up and be a star: Redshirt freshman QB/TE Jordan Reed
Unsung star on the rise: Sophomore OT Xavier Nixon
Best pro prospect: Senior C Mike Pouncey
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Pouncey, 2) Brantley, 3) Nixon
Strength of the offense: Line, Speed
Weakness of the offense: Backup Quarterback, Backup Tackle
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CFN.Defense

What You Need To Know: Former Arizona Cardinals secondary coach Teryl Austin will take over the defensive coordinator duties from Charlie Strong, who took off to take over the Louisville head coaching gig, and he has a little bit of work to do. There might not be the star power of last year?s defense with LB Brandon Spikes, CB Joe Haden, S Major Wright, and ends Carlos Dunlap and Jermaine Cunningham are gone, but there?s no reason to cry poor for a D that should still be great after finishing fourth in the nation in total and scoring defense, 12th in run defense, and second in pass defense.


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Star of the defense: Senior SS Ahmad Black
Player who has to step up and be a star: Senior CB Moses Jenkins
Unsung star on the rise: Redshirt freshman LB Jelani Jenkins
Best pro prospect: Freshman S Matt Elam
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Black, 2) LB A.J. Jones, 3) CB Janoris Jenkins
Strength of the defense: Tackle, Freshmen
Weakness of the defense: No. 2 Corner, Sure-Thing Pass Rushing End
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CFN.Depth.Chart
 
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Report: Bobby Johnson resigns as Vanderbilt head coach - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
Report: Bobby Johnson resigns as Vanderbilt head coach

According to a report from Channel 4 News in Nashville, Bobby Johnson has resigned as Vanderbilt’s head coach.

As of now, it is unclear why Johnson is leaving his position. An official announcement is expected to come from the school Wednesday afternoon.

Johnson has coached the Commodores since 2002 after coaching at Furman.

Vandy is scheduled to open the 2010 season Sept. 4 at home against Northwestern.

More details to come as news of this story develops.
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MD Buckeye;1732128; said:
Report: Bobby Johnson resigns as Vanderbilt head coach - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
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Sad day.
Want to see a coach that never complained a moment about the type of hand he was dealt? Who walked the walk when it came to developing true student athletes and who was leaves a program in significantly better shape than when he inherited it? Bobby Johnson is your man.

Fine man and a damn good coach. The SEC needs more men of his character and fire.
 
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