Edisto_Tiger
Member Sporting a Natty
cocks.
not this year my friend. Not this year.
I do too LOL
the only way Georgia will beat Clemson is to outscore them, because not much defense will be played
it has the feeling of a 55-48 game
How on earth are Clemson and UGA ranked above USC in these ballots? We've dominated both for 3-4 years and our talent loss is not as substantial as UGA's (who we beat by 4 TDs last year). Do you really think UGA is going to turn that far around relative to the Gamecocks? Makes no sense whatsoever.
As for Clemson, like UGA they're obviously living off the tradition of pre-season overrating. Gamecocks will beat both of them AGAIN this year.
Now THIS poster, I don't know...I just can't quite find the words to adequately describe how misguided are his (or her) arguments, and I'm assuming he or she is incredibly difficult to look at as well.
You misspelled phonetically in your reason for editing... but coming from a Cock, I'm not surprised
-This poster, besides being extremely handsome, is incredibly intelligent and insightful.
I find no material flaws in his arguments.
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I thought I read that South Carolina has more under classmen than any other team in the SEC. Is that correct?
So, person who moved my comment, how about you just delete it next time instead of moving it somewhere that makes it appear like I am strangely talking to myself. Thanks...
cocks.
Slightly incorrect: more under classmen than any other team in the COUNTRY.
Phil Steele
7 returning offensive starters, including Shaw, Ellington, and Ace Sanders, and 5 returning defensive starters, including Clowney.
Biggest losses for Good Carolina are Lattimore (obviously), Kenny Miles, and all three starting linebackers.
We're uh...going to have to throw more...this year...that's a little scary.
wow, nobody blasting me for putting Clemson #1?
Someone voted Nebraska #1...
It's clear many don't take this thread seriously.
Someone voted Nebraska #1...
It's clear many don't take this thread seriously.
Alabama being ranked #1 is realistic though.
Someone voted Nebraska #1...
It's clear many don't take this thread seriously.
Alabama being ranked #1 is realistic though.