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Good read. Probably right, but it is only an opinion. Lets look a minute at miss st. They are no good..however they did lose their starting qb in the first game. UGA has lost their starter. Florida has some explosiveness, as does LSU(on anyone but AU) Al Borges said that there has been no need to open up against miss st and buffalo, against LSU AU couldn't really get much going (neiter has any team they have played so far) I look for AU to open it up a bit (we did lose 3 starting recievers last year) Tennessee is doing ok as well. As people have told me repeatedly, it is early. We will see wich offenses step up..you have yet to admit that they might play some damn good defense down there..most of the reporst i have heard, including the host of rival radio says that the auburn/lsu game was the most vicious he has ever seen.

Pffft. Try "idiotic and lazy." If you were bored by the Auburn-LSU game, you aren't a football fan, you're just an offensive-highlights-on-Sportscenter fan.

Okay? I couldn't read it I dont pay money for peoples opinions, but I did read the teaser.

Use logic. Please.

The SEC has great D's therefore as an O-Coordinator do you think you're going to come up with a game plan that has you flying around doing "old-ball plays". Seriously, you have to be conservative to win. My man above me brings up a point. Football is a masucline game of chess, if you want to watch a bunch of people run away from each other and play flag football tune into TBS on Saturday nights and watch the Pac-10.

You want hard hitting, ass kicking football then tune into CBS. It's like baseball I'd rather watch a 2 hour picthers dual instead of a 4 hour homer fest.

Well do you like pitcher's duals where both offenses are at the plate looking to bunt at each at-bat? It seems like some SEC teams are content with sac bunting with no one on base (content to punt after 3 plays).

Kim, Good try, but that makes no sence.