…I don’t know who had a worse weekend: the Pac-10 (four teams lost to Mountain West opponents; one week away from formally being renamed the Pac-One) or the Big Ten (beaten soundly about the head and face even before their flagship team shat the bed again). At least now we have a tiebreaker in place when it’s time to decide who’s going to lose to the SEC champion this year.
Yes, it’s troubling that Georgia seems to have had more trouble with South Cackalacky than Vandy had…but it’s not outside the realm of possibility that the Lame Gamecocks are better than their record indicates, that Georgia is actually pretty good, and that *gasp* Vandy may actually be pretty good. If you look at the AP poll, who’s the first team “also receiving votes”?
Gulp.
Better beat Ole Miss.
This is how we work — start off slow, lose one we shouldn’t and then finish strong, wondering why we didn’t get the respect we deserve.
I don’t even remotely care where we’re ranked, as long as we keep winning. Yes, I would like to see Knowshon touch the ball more and, yes, I’d appreciate if our TE could hold the ball.
But win the SEC first. Win all our games second. That we can control. After that, it’s out of our hands.