Good Morning Six Pack!
Lesson for Week 10 is plain and simple – Cream rises to the top. The whole theme to this weekly prose of incredible intrigue, unbiased opinion, and truly thorough insight stems on the foundation that the Cream truly rises to the top. Some games were ugly while others were just dominating. </SPAN>
The Stallion feels that no one would disagree that Georgia, Texas A&M, and Vanderbilt were clearly the cream in their games against lesser foes. The score showed the dominance. However, when domination isn’t the overwhelming factor, cream oozes out like the last bit of toothpaste in the tube because you are too cheap to open a new one. Florida, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Ala – freaking – Bama fall in this category.
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The Stallion mentioned in last week’s description of the Game of the Century 2012, that the Cream will truly rise or fall in Death Valley on Nov. 3[SUP]rd[/SUP]. And folks, it did. What makes college football so special is that every second counts because it could end one’s season in a blink of an eye. Those last 94 seconds were some of the most excruciating seconds that the Stallion has had to watch since the Ole Miss clock management debacle in 2008. Yes, even more so then the 60 minutes he had to endure in last year’s BCS national championship game. The Tigers left everything on that field only to come up short to the team that the Stallion probably despises the most now (yes, Ole Miss can now take a back seat). Miles may get criticized for taking some chances. The Stallion liked every one of the choices with the exception of the 54-yd FG attempt right before the half because field position was most likely going to swing back to Bama with 1 minute left on the clock. Sometimes it just doesn’t work out. However, this game has become an epic rivalry for the ages and any football fan can sit back and enjoy that scene. Amazing game. Amazing ending. And a pure example of how the Cream rises to the top. It never fails. </SPAN>
The Cream rankings are as follows for Week 10.
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#1) </SPAN>Alabama Crimson Tide</SPAN> – VOMIT VOMIT VOMIT. Okay, the Stallion got that out of his system.
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#2) </SPAN>Georgia Bulldogs </SPAN>– Are Richt-Stoops’ boys catching their stride just in time aGAIN?
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#3) </SPAN>LSU Tigers</SPAN> – Strong effort. Offensively may have finally gelled despite the loss. Still not entirely convinced they wouldn't take UGA to the woodshed.
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#4) </SPAN>Florida Gators </SPAN>– Will the real Florida Gators stand up? MusChump is extremely grateful the SEC docket of the schedule is complete because the Boys’ of Jorts performances of late have considerably dropped off.
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#5) </SPAN>Texas A&M</SPAN> – Does an upset over the #1 team in the country seem that far off? The Stallion likes what he sees from Little Johnny and Co.</SPAN>
#6) </SPAN>South Carolina Gamecocks </SPAN>– Spurrier – still think Bama could beat Jacksonville? You obviously were hanging out with the Honey Badger and smoking some reefer when making that comment?
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#7) Vanderbilt Commodores</SPAN> – Look who is coming of age. Those Vanderbilt Commodores. Taking care of business like a Commodore should</SPAN>
#8) </SPAN>Mississippi State Bulldogs </SPAN>– Meat of schedule equals doom and gloom in Starkville. Dennis Green just wants to spit it out so badly, but will save it for a few more weekends.
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#9) </SPAN>Ole Miss Rebels</SPAN> – Certainly looked like a team that was ready to play, except they forgot how to play Cover 2 to prevent WRs from getting behind them before the half. The rest is history.
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#10) </SPAN>Arkansas Razorbacks</SPAN> – Taking down Conference USA’s finest like it’s nobody’s business.
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#11) </SPAN>Tennessee Vols</SPAN> – Never in the Stallion’s mind would I say a win secured a coaching departure like this win over Troy. See ya later Dooley.</SPAN>
#12) </SPAN>Missouri Tigers </SPAN>– The stepchild Tigers seem to be gaining a little confidence as they nearly pulled off a miracle upset in the Swamp.
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#13) </SPAN>Kentucky Wildcats </SPAN>– Just because Auburn still plays in the SEC</SPAN>
#14) </SPAN>Auburn Tigers </SPAN>– Getting off the proverbial snide against one of the worst teams in America. “How ya like dem apples?”</SPAN>
HOT BOUDIN – Texas A&M - Undoubtedly the Aggies are the surprise of the SEC. Who would have guessed that Little Johnny would be this type of QB, and if the Aggies can limit turnovers like they did against Mississippi State, they could end up being one of the top three teams in the conference.</SPAN>
COLD COOSH COOSH – Mississippi State Bulldogs – Okay, so you lost to Alabama. Join the club. Not showing up at home for the Snow Bowl Memorial Game is completely unacceptable. </SPAN>
Love,
Stallion</SPAN>
Lesson for Week 10 is plain and simple – Cream rises to the top. The whole theme to this weekly prose of incredible intrigue, unbiased opinion, and truly thorough insight stems on the foundation that the Cream truly rises to the top. Some games were ugly while others were just dominating. </SPAN>
The Stallion feels that no one would disagree that Georgia, Texas A&M, and Vanderbilt were clearly the cream in their games against lesser foes. The score showed the dominance. However, when domination isn’t the overwhelming factor, cream oozes out like the last bit of toothpaste in the tube because you are too cheap to open a new one. Florida, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Ala – freaking – Bama fall in this category.
</SPAN>
The Stallion mentioned in last week’s description of the Game of the Century 2012, that the Cream will truly rise or fall in Death Valley on Nov. 3[SUP]rd[/SUP]. And folks, it did. What makes college football so special is that every second counts because it could end one’s season in a blink of an eye. Those last 94 seconds were some of the most excruciating seconds that the Stallion has had to watch since the Ole Miss clock management debacle in 2008. Yes, even more so then the 60 minutes he had to endure in last year’s BCS national championship game. The Tigers left everything on that field only to come up short to the team that the Stallion probably despises the most now (yes, Ole Miss can now take a back seat). Miles may get criticized for taking some chances. The Stallion liked every one of the choices with the exception of the 54-yd FG attempt right before the half because field position was most likely going to swing back to Bama with 1 minute left on the clock. Sometimes it just doesn’t work out. However, this game has become an epic rivalry for the ages and any football fan can sit back and enjoy that scene. Amazing game. Amazing ending. And a pure example of how the Cream rises to the top. It never fails. </SPAN>
The Cream rankings are as follows for Week 10.
</SPAN>
#1) </SPAN>Alabama Crimson Tide</SPAN> – VOMIT VOMIT VOMIT. Okay, the Stallion got that out of his system.
</SPAN>
#2) </SPAN>Georgia Bulldogs </SPAN>– Are Richt-Stoops’ boys catching their stride just in time aGAIN?
</SPAN>
#3) </SPAN>LSU Tigers</SPAN> – Strong effort. Offensively may have finally gelled despite the loss. Still not entirely convinced they wouldn't take UGA to the woodshed.
</SPAN>
#4) </SPAN>Florida Gators </SPAN>– Will the real Florida Gators stand up? MusChump is extremely grateful the SEC docket of the schedule is complete because the Boys’ of Jorts performances of late have considerably dropped off.
</SPAN>
#5) </SPAN>Texas A&M</SPAN> – Does an upset over the #1 team in the country seem that far off? The Stallion likes what he sees from Little Johnny and Co.</SPAN>
#6) </SPAN>South Carolina Gamecocks </SPAN>– Spurrier – still think Bama could beat Jacksonville? You obviously were hanging out with the Honey Badger and smoking some reefer when making that comment?
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#7) Vanderbilt Commodores</SPAN> – Look who is coming of age. Those Vanderbilt Commodores. Taking care of business like a Commodore should</SPAN>
#8) </SPAN>Mississippi State Bulldogs </SPAN>– Meat of schedule equals doom and gloom in Starkville. Dennis Green just wants to spit it out so badly, but will save it for a few more weekends.
</SPAN>
#9) </SPAN>Ole Miss Rebels</SPAN> – Certainly looked like a team that was ready to play, except they forgot how to play Cover 2 to prevent WRs from getting behind them before the half. The rest is history.
</SPAN>
#10) </SPAN>Arkansas Razorbacks</SPAN> – Taking down Conference USA’s finest like it’s nobody’s business.
</SPAN>
#11) </SPAN>Tennessee Vols</SPAN> – Never in the Stallion’s mind would I say a win secured a coaching departure like this win over Troy. See ya later Dooley.</SPAN>
#12) </SPAN>Missouri Tigers </SPAN>– The stepchild Tigers seem to be gaining a little confidence as they nearly pulled off a miracle upset in the Swamp.
</SPAN>
#13) </SPAN>Kentucky Wildcats </SPAN>– Just because Auburn still plays in the SEC</SPAN>
#14) </SPAN>Auburn Tigers </SPAN>– Getting off the proverbial snide against one of the worst teams in America. “How ya like dem apples?”</SPAN>
HOT BOUDIN – Texas A&M - Undoubtedly the Aggies are the surprise of the SEC. Who would have guessed that Little Johnny would be this type of QB, and if the Aggies can limit turnovers like they did against Mississippi State, they could end up being one of the top three teams in the conference.</SPAN>
COLD COOSH COOSH – Mississippi State Bulldogs – Okay, so you lost to Alabama. Join the club. Not showing up at home for the Snow Bowl Memorial Game is completely unacceptable. </SPAN>
Love,
Stallion</SPAN>
