LATEST STORIES FROM GET THE PICTURE

blutarsky

I really, truly am tired of whining about the officiating… but then I come across this blurb from David Hale’s blog, Cox also said that what Tennessee Tech was doing to get Georgia to jump was clearly against the rules and that Georgia’s players pointed it out to...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Rank Team Votes (top five) 1 Alabama 330     (328) 2 Texas 330     (325) 3 Florida 328 4 Cincinnati 327 5 TCU 326 6 Georgia Tech 321 7 Boise State 315 8 LSU 275 9 Pittsburgh 262 10 Oregon 197 11 Iowa 185 12 Ohio State 174 13 Miami 146 14 Southern...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

For a game that has absolutely no ramifications either in the SEC or nationally, this year’s meeting is still a fairly big deal for the two programs.  Georgia is still chasing bowl eligibility and a loss Saturday night makes the chances for a winning record in 2009 somewhat...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

I came across this quick hit at Mr. Irrelevant worth sharing. It hasn’t been an easy season to be a Washington Redskins fan, so when I saw this item on his winners list from his Redskins-Falcons summary, I laughed out loud: Knob Creek – It helps. Brother, I’ve been there...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Lots of goodies to pick from today: You wonder how long David Hale has been sitting on this pun.  Nicely played, sir. “I am the athletic director, I can go in.” That’s the kind of year it’s been at Michigan. Notre Dame hasn’t won a national championship...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Three at the top, one at the bottom and a scrum in the middle – that’s the current state of the Southeastern Conference. Alabama. It should remain a 1 and 1-A race with Florida all the way to the SECCG.  One more quality win than the Gators is what puts the Tide here...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Tommy West gets canned two days after coaching Memphis to a 28-point loss to Tennessee.  (h/t EDSBS)
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Shorter Rogers Redding:  it’s not that SEC officiating has gotten worse, it’s that the coaches are complaining more.
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

If I had told you before the start of the season that after Week Ten, Georgia would be ranked higher nationally in total defense than Southern Cal, you’d have been pretty excited, right? So, how do you feel about that today?
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

As I mentioned previously, Georgia was able to fatten many of its stats against an overmatched Tennessee Tech squad this past weekend.  Despite that, here are a couple of disconcerting numbers for your perusal this morning. Georgia is currently third in the SEC in red zone offense...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Grab a plate and go. Weird factoid of the day:  Ohio State hasn’t played in the Rose Bowl in twelve years. Richt’s praise for Fred Munzenmaier at yesterday’s teleconference reminded me that I left out one other observation about Saturday’s game – what...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Stability at the very top, but a lot of underbrush clearing for the rest of the ballot… TOP FIVE Alabama Cincinnati Florida Texas TCU BEST OF THE REST Boise State Georgia Tech Iowa Miami Ohio State Oregon Pittsburgh COMMENTS I couldn’t agree more with Matt Hinton about...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

This may very well be my favorite college football quote of 2009: “I wanted to run on the field and jump up and down, but I was kind of tired,” said linebacker Ram Vela, who had an interception and fumble recovery. “We’d done it before and we went into this...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

One good thing about waxing a Tennessee Tech is that it gives a team a chance to repair some statistical shortcomings, and Georgia took advantage of the situation.  The Dawgs are no longer last in the SEC in any team defensive rankings.  Woo hoo! I wonder when the last time was that...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Sorry, LSU fans, but I have no sympathy for you about this.  None. How does that shoe on the other foot fit?
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

On a picture perfect day,  Georgia settled in and, for once, dominated an opponent it should have dominated. It would be churlish on my part to do a good-bad-ugly breakdown for a game that went 38-0, so I’ll just settle for a few bullet points. The non-football stuff. The weather...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

When it comes to recruiting, I’m a macro kind of guy.  There’s always going to be the five-star player that flops and the two-star kid who develops into an All-American, but, by and large, a team that consistently brings in top ten classes is going to perform better over...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

A few things to put on your plate this morning before heading to the game… or settling on the couch. College football is a mysterious game to some. Corrine Brown, with subtitles. There is a certain unsettling logic to this article. Grant Teaff’s end-around gets shut down...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Georgia_v_florida_79f2
Corch Meyers gets hit with a $30,000 fine for whining about the hit to Tim Tebow last Saturday.  There’s no truth to the rumor that he decided that the fine was inadequate and doubled the amount.  Or that the Gators have already made poster-sized copies of the check and put...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

This is rich. … Copies of a joke Memphis coach Tommy West told at a preseason banquet about Vols coach Lane Kiffin have been plastered around the locker room and the practice field since Monday. And though the story might not make too much sense or be all that funny, the Vols...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Hopefully, you can find something here that you like. When Junior’s right, he’s right.  Every drop of sarcasm in this article is justified. It sounds like the end is near for Al Groh – the Virginia AD has skipped right past the vote of confidence to evaluating the...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

In lieu of a Tennessee Tech preview (seriously, should there be anything more to say than “don’t get hurt during the Dawg Walk”?), I thought I’d toss out a few unrelated items for your consideration. Can you say “embattled”?  Good, I thought you...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

Here are a few tempting morsels to whet your college football appetite. Aron White plays the “woulda, shoulda” card regarding the Florida game:  “My hat’s off to them because they’re a great team, but I don’t feel that they’re unbeatable by any means. I feel...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

I’ll no doubt be accused of beating the proverbial dead horse, but I’ve read and re-read this post of David Hale’s and all I can do is scratch my head. Specifically, compare this passage… Freshman Washaun Ealey got the starting nod at tailback for two straight...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 

blutarsky

I know there hasn’t been much snacking here this week, so here goes. A good look at BCS economics, through the prism of Boise State, Oregon and Alabama. This is a darn shame:  “Notre Dame’s 40-14 rout of Washington State on Saturday night wasn’t exactly a...
>> blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/11...
 
SITE INFORMATION
Get The Picture
Related Yards
Want more? Juice it up!
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Company Info
Help
What is Yardbarker?

Join the Yardbarker Network (YBN) for more promotion, traffic, and money.

Yardbarker is a sports site where everyone’s an insider! Sports fans, bloggers, and professional athletes all hang out in the Yard to read and discuss sports articles, view the latest sports photos and videos, and debate and interact with each other.