Miss St +14.5 at Auburn (ov/un 41.5)

[BB73]

Two new SEC coaches battle it out.

 

[AuburnBuckeye]

I pray to god this is better than last year's shitfest.

 

[BigWoof31]

Excellent win AubBuckeye. Although MSU kinda sorta maybe sucks balls - the team really played hard.

Old Chizik seems to be getting the most out of the Plainsmen this year.

 

[Nutriaitch]

Congrats to Gene Chizik for winning back-to-back games against Div 1A opponents for the 1st time since November 2007!!

 

[Gatorubet]

Congrats to Gene Chizik for winning back-to-back games against Div 1A opponents for the 1st time since November 2007!!

The Football Gods could lay a DiNardo/Curly Hallman era on you if you keep that up. :p

 

[Nutriaitch]

The Football Gods could lay a DiNardo/Curly Hallman era on you if you keep that up. :p

if y'all don't hang 75 on kiffen this week, they may throw the Zook years back on you

 

[BigWoof31]

if y'all don't hang 75 on kiffen this week, they may throw the Zook years back on you

No need to worry about that. Per Spencer Hall of EDSBS.com

? Ask Mark Richt about that. Mark Richt is the nicest human being on the planet, a man who takes in the stray children of the world, bonds with his players in teary team meetings, and probably always leaves too much money in the Starbucks? tip jar even though the barista simply turned, poured coffee, and then presented said coffee to you. Mark Richt is a saint walking among us, and Urban Meyer dropped a motherfucking safe on him and Georgia for dancing. Dancing. Dancing is festive, celebratory, nay, even cheeky, and Urban Meyer took that as justification to put UGA on the rack for four quarters and call timeouts at the end to prolong the agony.
Jack Warner once said of the director Raoul Walsh: ?To Raoul Walsh burning down a whorehouse is a tender love scene.? Ditto for Urban Meyer, whose deepest satisfactions as a coach have always come from the moments where he has his opponent Dexter?d up on the operating table bound and terrified. Now he, a lowly assistant who tacked up the coaching ladder from Bowling Green, to Utah, and then to Florida, faces a guy who at 34 is riding a genetic lottery win all the way to the bank and beyond, a guy who called him a cheater in the offseason riding in with an error machine at quarterback coming off a loss to UCLA at home.
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