I think hurts would make a better receiver or running back.
Unfortunately we've had years of practice starting back when the Braves couldn't get it done. Just like my Capitals, its semi-painful...
This is exactly right. Sure Bama changed up their strategy, and it was effective. But UGA didn’t alter their offensive strategy at all. It’s quite astounding that they don’t have any quick slants or bubble screens in their package. They’ve got plenty of 12 step drop-back sacks and wild dog TFLs, though.
If Georgia was playing not to lose, it didn't go well for them !
Patriots are like Alabama to me. I don’t hate either team, but they win all the time and it’s nice to see some other teams win. Makes things more interesting.
Patriots are the dook basketball of the NFL. Belichick=K. Brady=Laetner. Grock and Edleman=Allen, Reddick, Collins, Wojo, and Hurley.
They got further than they did with Richt. He was a good example of wasting talent not Smart.
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It baffles me how many of these really big games feature a substantial discrepancy in the score during early portions of the game, yet they curiously end up going down to the wire.
Ignore him and his comments...it's great discussion in the January thread.
Yeah, the pattern is ripe .... For cold snap, warm up , rain! That's winter in the South! The big storm Friday looks great ! St Louis Slammer and I get a squall line!
Analysing the past is part of forecasting the future. It can be lengthy sure but very necessary and good discussion not to mention when you have individuals that have conducted that much research, it sure makes it difficult for anyone to question their credibility when they start discussing storm threats.
I have no issue with the discussion or being in that thread, especially right now plus analysing the past is vital to know what we need to look for in search of that elusive Southern winter storm.
Not the right time or right place. I was trying to calm everything down, not stir it up.
JB has been on the side of global warming and cooling phases that span about 30 years. Maybe there's a correlation?
That's like teasing Brick with a modeled 7 day snow storm
Went there Sunday night. Surprised my wife for her 40th birthday. Had a lot of family and friends there.
Cam is inconsistent. When he's on he's on. But they do need help with receivers and running backs.
I noticed in using a longer dataset that the NAO tendency (more positive or negative) was related to the phase of the AMO. The NAO trended negative over the course of the warm phase of the AMO and vis versa, however it has trended positive anyway since 2012 in spite of the AMO remaining +
Panthers have a problem developing talent once they get it... maybe it is a QB coach and OC issue to a degree. But management has made some bonehead decisions letting players go over the years too. Time to rebuild completely I guess, I don't see us competing for titles in the near future until things settle down
Agreed but as brick stated Cam is inconsistent, at times dropping dimes then misses open receivers.... so who knows maybe new coaches can bring some life back to the offense.
I've seen a few presentations that have covered this topic in Austin and I'll have to review those and the notes I've taken but as far as I know Lackmann hasn't covered it but Dr. Robinson may have. I certainly think the decreases in Greenland land ice may have contributed but it's debatable which mechanisms and why they've amplified the long term trend in spite of favorable interdecadal forcing. I personally think if we manage to get a NINO coupled with an EQBO near the end of this solar minimum over the next several years that we could see another comparable negative stint as was observed in 2009-2011...
