Agree to disagree…this is different. This is the end of regional rivalries that have survived since the days of leather helmets.College football has died as we knew it multiple times. When football stopped being quasi-soccer, when they introduced the forward pass, when the NCAA was formed, when the service academies stopped dominating, when the NCAA regulated TV contracts, when the NCAA stopped being able to regulate TV contracts and the conferences took over, when the historic independents all started joining conferences, etc. etc. etc.
Fuck 2020 for ruining my plans to finally experience the Whiteout. I’m too old for it to have been a thing when I was in undergrad. Maybe 2023.21 days, or 504 hours, and counting until the first big week of college football.
Going to be a special year as we fly home to the Palmetto State for vacation during fall break - and get to take my 6 year old daughter to her first game at Williams-Brice.
You will get a puntfest, and you will LIKE getting a puntfest!Hearing that theme and rushing to the TV expecting to see Florida-LSU or ‘Bama-Georgia only to realize it is Iowa-Rutgers…. Is nothing sacred???
No, I won’t.You will get a puntfest, and you will LIKE getting a puntfest!
Whiteout in Happy Valley and The Game in both the Shoe and the Big House, easy.No, I won’t.
Question for you: one of the items on my bucket list (which also includes touring every US battleship as well as seeing HMS Victory) is to go to a game at every SEC stadium. Would like to also visit a few games at other conferences (have been to both Death Valley in Clemson and Doak Campbell in Tallahassee). Which 3 stadiums would you suggest for the BIG-10 ?
If anyone wants photos of their stadiums, Fine Art America has a nice selection. www.fineartamerica.comWhiteout in Happy Valley and The Game in both the Shoe and the Big House, easy.
Credit to Notre Dame for staying closer to Ohio State than most people thought.I hear the Super Bowl is Sunday, more importantly it is 206 days until Week 1 of college football season and the march to the national championship (aka, the SEC championship game.).
Week 1 brings us the defending national champion Georgia Bulldogs vs the Oregon Ducks: a preview can be seen below.
Without Treetop here at the moment, your friendly SEC reminder: South On Ya.