Comments on: McD’s College Football Preview Part II: Teams That Will Fail

By: McD

McD — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 11:40:09 +0000

You mean Brandon LaFell, right? Jefferson’s gonna have to do better than 49% passing for him to be anything this year. The more Jefferson played last year, the worse LaFell’s numbers got (except the Troy game, which was a make up, and I mean, it’s fucking Troy).

Or do you mean Trindon Holliday who had a total of 23 offensive touches in 2008?

When I say they do more to hurt themselves through boring offense and stupidity, I mean it. No jealousy involved, they’re just plain overrated until they prove otherwise.

By: Phoney McRingring

Phoney McRingring — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 03:30:41 +0000

This could very well be the worst thing ever written on the internet.

Looks like someone is a tad jealous of the SEC, especially of LSU. Did you really call Charles Scott a glorified fullback? Jesus Christ.

Wait, did you also say LSU has no playmakers on offense? Holy shit.

I’m not even an LSU/SEC fan and this blog reeks of SEC penis envy.

By: McD

McD — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 16:54:42 +0000

How can last year’s guys be out of position, but suddenly this year’s guys have been in position the whole time and have plenty of experience? I kind of left it up to people’s logic to figure out AJ Green didn’t leave, by the way. But you’re right, I’m no UGA expert. But make no mistake, losing those key players and having so many defensive issues last year, while not poetically put above, still means Georgia could have some trouble.

By: McD

McD — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 15:24:35 +0000

Yeah, most of the top teams should not just embarrassed but also punished for their pathetic schedules.

By: Grib

Grib — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 15:23:54 +0000

You obviously know nothing about UGA football, this year or last. You say UGA has “lost all those guys” four sentences after talking about AJ Green being an underclassman, which he remains, just like he remains on the team.
You finish that non-thought by saying the “offensive line is way worse”: by what metric? Last year’s o-line was was a mishmash of mostly underclassmen playing out of position due to injuries (more on that below) and this year’s line is made of healthy upperclassmen mostly playing in positions where they have experience. Your assertion that this somehow makes them worse than last year, before they have played their first game no less, is laughably absurd, and makes it woefully clear that you are in no position to be providing football analysis.
Adding further weight to your lack of knowledge or insight is your complete lack of mention of the nine out of eleven defensive starters injured for either portions or the entire season last year, choosing instead to blame a coach with two SEC championships and one of the best records in D-I football instead. Might the injuries have contributed to the poor showing? Take a minute and think.
If you have any desire to be taken seriously as a sports writer you must do research before writing on a subject.