I know it was all tongue in cheek, Brad....no worries, maybe a but of Vicodin induced posting by me though. :-)

The brat of the SEC that is Lane Kiffin is at it again gentlemen . The NCAA is looking into Tennessee recruiting violations for their use of "hostesses" in securing high school commitments. Why to call everybody out Lane and you be the one to have the least respectable conduct.

Rocky Top-less? :-)

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4727155

One more reason to hate Tennessee!

:-)

Hey, Tim Tebow didn't cry at the Heisman Ceremony....What's the deal with that? I want my money back. :-):-)

Congratulations to Mark Ingram on his Heisman selection. Now let's see if he can get by the Heisman-Bowl game jinx.

Is there a more wooden, personality-less, mouth-breather in NCAA football coaching today? Will there ever be?

It's ok, Ingram filled the crying quota at the ceremony. Wasn't Tebow the first player to even be invited three times? :-)

:-)

Hehe, you're right on that one.

I felt bad for Tebow, though. He was sitting there smiling and kind of knowing that he was not going to win,
and maybe thinking, "what the heck am I doing here?" But he had to know he was going to do better than McCoy.
And my guess is he thought he had a better chance than a defensive guy. And out of the two RBs, maybe he knew
he might place between them. But his 2009 was....ehh? It was good enough to be at the helm of the No.1 team all year,
but everybody could see he was well behind his previous year. What a tough call for him. I bet he can't even figure out
why he was not as good this year. It certainly is a mystery to me. By all rights he should have KILLED! And even at
that, I do not roll my eyes a bit when people say he might be the best player ever to play collegiate football.

Big part on the equation, IMHO....No more Percy Harvin.

i think just as big as no percy is horrible addazzio as our offensive cordinator. that guy's favorite ice cream has to be vanilla

Lets go bowling!!!

Dec 27 - Kentucky vs Clemson

Dec 28 - Texas A&M vs Georgia

Dec 31 - Virginia Tech vs Tennessee

Jan 1 - Northwestern vs Auburn

Jan 1 - Penn State vs LSU

Jan 1 - Florida vs Cincinnati

Jan 9 - Alabama vs Texas

:-)

Meyer to coach final game at Sugar Bowl
Urban Meyer is stepping down as coach of the Florida football team, athletic director Jeremy Foley announced Saturday afternoon in a release.

"I have given my heart and soul to coaching college football and mentoring young men for the last 24-plus years and I have dedicated most of my waking moments the last five years to the Gator football program," Meyer, 45, said in statement. "I have ignored my health for years, but recent developments have forced me to reevaluate my priorities of faith and family.

"After consulting with my family, Dr. Machen, Jeremy Foley and my doctors, I believe it is in my best interest to step aside and focus on my health and family."

Meyer will coach his last game for Florida against Cincinnati on Jan. 1 at the Sugar Bowl.

"Coach Meyer and I have talked this through and I realize how hard this was for him to reach this decision," Foley said in a statement. "But, the bottom line is that Coach Meyer needed to make a choice that is in the best interest of his well being and his family. I certainly appreciate what he has meant to the University of Florida, our football program and the Gator Nation. I have never seen anyone more committed to his players, his family and his program. Above all, I appreciate our friendship."

Meyer helped the Gators win two national titles in five years at Florida. He is the only coach to win two BCS titles.

A three-time national coach of the year, Meyer is 95-18 in nine seasons. Meyer's five-year record at Florida is 56-10, including a school-record stretch of 22 straight consecutive wins, the fourth longest streak by an SEC team and the longest in the conference in 15 years.

Meyer, 45, holds a 32-8 mark in SEC play at Florida, which is the top career SEC winning percentage among head coaches who spent five years or more in the conference.

Meyer came to Florida from Utah, where he closed out his stint with 16 consecutive wins. He began his head coaching career at Bowling Green in 2001, where he engineered the top turnaround in NCAA Division I-A football, showing a six-win improvement from the previous season. The Falcons rebounded from a 2-9 record with their first winning season (8-3) since 1994.

For real?

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4772952 :-)

can't say that i'm cheering for Georgia but i want them to get a W to represent the SEC well.

Looks like they're well on there way here in the middle of the 3rd quarter!

Come on Mike, you know you like em.:-)

SEC 2009 overall bowl record to date: 1-1

Kentucky 13 - Clemson 21

Georgia 44 - Texas A&M 20

:-)

Good to see the Dawgs put one on aTm.

SEC 2009 overall bowl record to date: 1-2

Kentucky 13 - Clemson 21

Georgia 44 - Texas A&M 20

Tennessee 14 - Virginia Tech 37


Way to make the SEC look bad lane kiffin. We can always count on u!

HERE I COME TO SAAAVE THE DAAAAYYY!

GO Tigers...LSU BEAT PSU. It sounds like it already happened, but we'll have to wait and see about that.
I certainly think we will have no trouble with em.