Category Texas A&M

Border Bash Kicks Up SEC Intensity

September 15, 2015 · by · in ACC, arkansas, Auburn, bama, Border Bash, carolina, championships, Clemson, Cocktail Party, Floor-DUH, GEORGIA, kentucky, Mississippi State, Mizzou, ole miss, records, richt, SEC, SEC East, special teams, spurrier, taunts, tech, tennessee, Texas A&M, UGA, vandy · Leave a comment

Speaking of kicks, Morgan better get his head correct and start splitting the uprights regularly again or it will soon cost us wins. He shanked two at Vandy, but our squad had too much overall talent this season to fold in the Music City. Much tougher destinations loom on the not too distant horizon. We […]

The Xs And The Os, The Ws And The L

September 30, 2013 · by · in athens, ATL, bama, Bennett, Border Bash, carolina, championships, Clemson, College Football, D, fall, Fulmer, GEORGIA, Green, Gurley, Injuries, literature, LSU, Marshall, media, Mitchell, Murray, NFL, O-LINE, ole miss, POWER FOOTBALL, radio, records, richt, SEC, SEC East, SEC West, special teams, tennessee, Texas A&M, travel, UGA · Leave a comment

Then they stepped forward on a separation Saturday, the defending SEC West and SEC East champions many feel are on another collision course. BAMA — GEORGIA — one has won three-of-four national championships, while netting two non-consecutive conference crowns — the other is going for the three-peat in-division but has not worn a conference crown […]

Returneth

September 24, 2013 · by · in athens, ATL, Auburn, bama, bobo, Border Bash, carolina, Champ, championships, Cocktail Party, College Basketball, College Football, D, Damon Evans, Floor-DUH, GEORGIA, Hearst, Herschel Walker, LSU, media, Murray, NCAA, NFL, O-LINE, radio, records, SEC, SEC East, Texas A&M, UGA · Leave a comment

A la Mettenberger, I’m bound for the Classic City. Early morning Megabus double-decker from ATL to downtown ATHENS, GA, I’ll be… Little early still, so, today I’m looking at the huge influence of our school’s attendees. You’ve got little ol’ me plus many other more (currently) prominent media types. Famous folks, even, like Michael Stipe […]

Like It’s 1980

November 18, 2012 · by · in athens, ATL, bama, bobo, bowl games, carolina, championships, Cocktail Party, College Football, Crowell, D, Donnan, Dream Team, family, Floor-DUH, GEORGIA, Goff, Greene, Gurley, Herschel Walker, Marshall, media, Mitchell, Murray, NCAA, Ogletree, POWER FOOTBALL, records, richt, SEC, SEC East, Stafford, tech, Texas A&M, travel, UGA, Vince Dooley · Leave a comment

Private school glory for the remote control holders last night, as the Stanford Cardinal (without Andrew Luck) and the little Baylor Bears (without RGIII) beat the numbers one and two teams in the BCS. One and two had never before dropped games on the same day, and these upsets happened simultaneously last night. NCAA excitement! […]

Homecoming in the Deep South

November 2, 2012 · by · in athens, ATL, Auburn, bama, bobo, championships, Cocktail Party, College Football, Donnan, family, GEORGIA, Grantham, Greene, Gurley, kentucky, LSU, Marshall, media, Moreno, MUNSON, Murray, NCAA, ole miss, Pollack, POWER FOOTBALL, records, richt, SEC, SEC East, SEC West, Stafford, Texas A&M, UGA, vandy · Leave a comment

Vandy and Kentucky, the historic two-team bottom tier in the SEC East and in the whole of the SEC, were regularly alternating Homecoming opponents in the Classic City for many years, with UGA winning every year in the modern era save one: a mid-season swoon during a 9-4 Matthew Stafford-led frosh campaign where UGA lost […]

11-State League (TV Markets Galore)

September 6, 2012 · by · in championships, College Basketball, College Football, GEORGIA, media, Mizzou, SEC, SEC East, SEC West, Texas A&M, travel · Leave a comment

The SEC is now an 11-state league, and take a peak at these television markets: 1. Texas: Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, El Paso, Austin 2. Georgia: Atlanta, Augusta 3. Florida: Miami, Tampa Bay, Orlando, Jacksonville 4. Missouri: St. Louis, Kansas City 5. Louisiana: New Orleans 6. Tennessee: Memphis, Nashville 7. Alabama: Birmingham 8. Arkansas: Little […]