Arkansas
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Arkansas escaped with a win. I don't know how. We did just about every thing wrong but somehow managed a victory.
Must have been the flu bug that went through the team. Who knew getting the flu would give you such a boost.
How hot would Jones's seat be if they go 6-6 or worse? People expected a lot from them this year.
Congrats to the Hogs and SG. I'm not one who buys into style points. A win is a win.
Congrats to the Hogs and SG. I'm not one who buys into style points. A win is a win.
I've said I thought Butch Jones was overpaid right from his start at Tenn. I don't see the return on the 3M+ salary. He followed Kelly both at CMU/Cincy so hard to know how much was him and how much was what Kelly left behind. People focus on him recruiting like gangbusters at Tenn but that's not enough. Some of his management decisions the last couple weeks are questionable too. I don't remember how long his contract runs for but if it's manageable he definitely is on the hot seat without at least a 6 win finish. You're right people were expecting them to contend for the SEC east this year and right now they're 0-2.
Tennessee's schedule typically gets easier down the stretch, and this year is no exception. They always have Florida early and Alabama in mid-October.
Georgia
at Alabama
at Kentucky
South Carolina
North Texas
at Missouri
Vanderbilt
That Georgia-UT game is tough to predict. Both teams got rocked mentally yesterday. Georgia needs to run the table to get to the SEC title game. Tennessee is fighting for their season. Who responds?
Georgia
at Alabama
at Kentucky
South Carolina
North Texas
at Missouri
Vanderbilt
That Georgia-UT game is tough to predict. Both teams got rocked mentally yesterday. Georgia needs to run the table to get to the SEC title game. Tennessee is fighting for their season. Who responds?
Umm, that's great but:Here's your buddy being sacked by Rashan Gary Friday night:
“We needed that win,” said Guarantano, who endured six sacks and bevy of big-time hits.
Bergen Catholic, No. 3 in the NJ.com Top 20, defeated No. 8 Paramus Catholic, 27-21, Saturday.
Quarterback Jarrett Guarantano — despite taking a beating at the hands of Rashan Gary and Corey Bolds — threw for 282 yards and two touchdowns on 22-of-37 passing. He threw his first interception since Week 0 but showed his toughness to lead the charge.
Congrats to Jarret on a nice game and a win.
