Category Tyson

Can 3-4 Baffle Spurrier?

September 8, 2010 · by · in Border Bash, carolina, D, Donnan, Ealey, GEORGIA, Grantham, King, POWER FOOTBALL, SEC, spurrier, taunts, Tyson · Leave a comment

Spurrier is a cock. And he hasn’t had so much success there – they never do in Carolina. Coach Spurrier has had five full seasons in Columbia. But let’s look at the lame cocks’ records since all the way back to 2002: 5-7, 5-7, 6-5, 7-5, 8-5, 6-6, 7-6, 7-6. GEORGIA went 8-5 last year […]

Winning Percentage

July 31, 2010 · by · in athens, ATL, championships, Cocktail Party, College Football, Ealey, Floor-DUH, GEORGIA, Grantham, Green, King, O-LINE, Orson Charles, POWER FOOTBALL, richt, SEC, Tyson, UGA · Leave a comment

Coach Mark Richt has the 3rd best winning percentage of any active college football head coach and the longest tenure of any in the SEC, best conference in the world. Coach has two SEC rings and has finished #3 and #2 at UGA…only one unattained goal awaits. National Championship. For this season, an SEC title […]

How Dawgs can win big in 2010

July 18, 2010 · by · in ACC, arkansas, athens, ATL, Auburn, bama, bowl games, championships, Cocktail Party, College Football, D, DJ, Ealey, ESPN, fall, Floor-DUH, GEORGIA, Grantham, Green, Greene, Herschel Walker, King, LSU, media, Moreno, MUNSON, Murray, NCAA, O-LINE, Pollack, POWER FOOTBALL, richt, SEC, Stafford, tech, tennessee, Tyson, UGA, Vince Dooley · Leave a comment

With Tim Tebow and Joe Haden gone from Florida, and with Jonathon Dwyer and Bay-Bay Thomas gone from Tech, and with new quarterbacks and new running backs starting at Auburn and Tennessee, our four biggest rivals will be teams with question marks, in various rebuilding and reloading modes. We have the dominant established running game […]

Big D In the Classic City

April 7, 2010 · by · in athens, bowl games, championships, College Football, D, fall, family, GEORGIA, Goff, Grantham, Hearst, Marietta, NCAA, POWER FOOTBALL, SEC, Stafford, taunts, THE ATL, Tyson, UGA, Vince Dooley · Leave a comment

Hailing from Ft. Worth by way of Austin, I’m a native Texan and third-generation Cowboys fan. Long ago, the Atlanta Falcons beat Dallas in a regular season match, causing my beloved Nanny to be the first to utter the term “Dirty Birds.” And when Steve Bartkowski went down to Danny White in the playoffs I […]