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Thoughts and observations from Monday night's game at McCamish Pavilion, a 75-41 win for Georgia Tech over Alabama. Game story here.
1. Monday was a take-care-of-business game, and Georgia Tech checked the box. Tough defense and much better rebounding opened up a lot of the offense for Tech. The Jackets scored 27 of their 75 points off the break.
"Usually we let teams like that back in the game, stick around," said center Daniel Miller, who had five blocks. "We just came out and kept playing hard."
I think you can only read so much into it, because Alabama State is just not a very good team. Out of 345 Division I teams, the Hornets are 329th in turnover margin, 323rd in rebound margin and 340th in scoring margin. The roster has 10 new players, and gave up considerable size to Tech. As I said, Tech did what it had to and moves forward.
Said Alabama State coach Lewis Jackson, "We knew it was going to be a tall order for us at just about every position."
Citadel could be even worse. The Bulldogs' RPI, according to realtimerpi.com, is No. 347 out of 347.
2. Solomon Poole looked like what you'd expect, given his first practice with the team was Saturday. He showed some flashes with his quickness, but got a little lost on defense and had a tough go of things on offense. He's got a bit of catch-up before he can make earnest contributions, I think.
"He's an exciting player," forward Robert Carter said. "You're going to see a lot from him. He's really athletic and he can really pass the basketball."
Poole scored his only two points on free throws, both banked in.
"It was funny, because at first, when he shot the first free throw off the glass, everybody just looked at each other like, did he try to do that?" Carter said. "And then he looked at the bench, and then he did it again. We were like, Yeah, he was trying to do that. That's just his personality. He's just gifted. … I know when I clanked mine off the side of the backboard, it wasn't because I was trying to do it."
3. As noted in the game story, Corey Heyward tore his ACL in an unsupervised workout and will have to start his rehab again. His surgery and rehab were going well, apparently so well that Heyward was perhaps a little too confident in how far he'd come and made a mistake I imagine he quite regrets. I don't know that I've ever heard of this happening before.
That said, this makes Poole's decision to come to Tech as an early enrollee even more valuable. He'll likely be the starting point guard next season. Much better to do so with two-thirds of a season's experience plus a full offseason. Heyward, meanwhile, will likely miss the spring and summer and could be back when school begins.
4. Carter looks better and better. He scored on moves in the post, was the best rebounder on the floor and used his length well on defense. I'm curious to see how he fares once the ACC schedule starts. He has, it seems, a pretty mature outlook on the game. I asked him about the size advantage that Tech had at every position, and he noted how teams sometimes play four-out, one-in (four perimeter players and one big).
"That means they try to take advantage of me as a 4, being 6-8, 6-9, step out and guard a 6-6 guy," he said. "That's just a challenge that I've got to come up against. They're going to try to stretch me out, take me off the dribble. That's just every day in practice working on defense, shutting down guys, guarding guards in practice, doing whatever it takes to just get better at it so I can stay on the floor."
Thanks for reading.
Ken Sugiura, Georgia Tech blog
December 18th, 2012
11:28 am
Unfortunate to hear about Heyward, hopefully he has a quick recovery! Excited to see how this teams fares in ACC play
December 18th, 2012
11:34 am
Work hard gentlemen. Lets not be somebody's AL ST in ACC play.
December 18th, 2012
12:22 pm
I can't get on Heyward about his reinjury because I've been known as someone who turns a 3 month rehab into an 6 to12 month one for probably the same reason: I can't stand not being able to exercise.
December 18th, 2012
12:25 pm
I like Poole's backboard FTs.
This is a team where it is a constant fight to get minutes.
December 18th, 2012
12:32 pm
Carter seems to have figured out that the harder you work, the luckier you get.
December 18th, 2012
12:49 pm
I had a roommate at Tech who retore his acl about two months after surgery while just walking across the sac fields. Knees are tricky stuff I guess.
December 18th, 2012
12:53 pm
I was impressede at how hard they were playing on defense late in the second half. Teams usually let up once they get a big lead, but they were working hard. I don't see Solomon Poole being much of a factor for awhile, but it is good for him to get his feet wet.
December 18th, 2012
12:57 pm
I could really see the explosiveness of Solomon Poole, even amidst the "trying to play too fast" sloppiness. Seems unselfish. I believe that GT fans have a lot to look forward to with him.
December 18th, 2012
1:10 pm
Keep it up Jackets!
December 18th, 2012
2:08 pm
harder to block a free throw that's banked in……….hope Royal is a late bloomer……
December 18th, 2012
3:19 pm
December 18th, 2012
3:26 pm
Its amazing that now you need to bring your A game to get off the bench and into the game. this infusion of talent is really amazing to see. I imagine at the end of the year, we could literally bring in an all freshman lineup and they could hang in the ACC. Sort of like Dae used to do at UNC if he didn't like the play of his starters.
Carter, Bolden, Georges-Hunt, Poole, Poole…….our team is much different with them. If we did not have all these guys coming in, Jason Morris's injury could be a much larger story. Now Royal and Morris need to work really hard to finish plays.
Reed looked very good again. I want to see him look like ths mroe and more. Last year I was like "Don't shoot that" But his shot selection is getting better and his stats are improving.
Where are all the Dayton fans who talekd about Gregory and stated how bad he was. He can obviosuly recruit. I think he can get much better calibur players here as the bench filling up with talent shows
December 18th, 2012
3:37 pm
Poole was fast, really fast and such zip and quickness on his passes. Carter said couple of those turnovers, the player catching was not ready for the pass. He said, that same pass will be handled better he thinks with the starters and they will result in spectacular plays!!
Look for this kid to really make a difference along with th rest of the super frosh class. I agree this could be the best class we have ever had. Especially if you ad both Poole's to the mix becuase lets face it, this is the season they both get to play!
I think the best class before that was possibly Favor's class….Favors, Young, Udofia and Crittenton. Man that was a pretty good class as well. I hope Carter stays for a while. Hopefully 3 years. He has to devlop his body; needs muscle before the big time. But his play is already very good.
I want this team to go in and take a win from NC State in Raleigh
December 18th, 2012
4:15 pm
Alabama State is horrible. The Citadel is horrible. Fordham is horrible. Chattanooga is horrible.
Enjoy the cream puffs while they last because those game are coming to an end.
December 18th, 2012
4:15 pm
What a difference a new coach and two years makes . . .Anyone doubt CBG hire now?
December 18th, 2012
4:24 pm
AMG – I'm a fan of CBG!!! Go Jackets!
December 18th, 2012
4:43 pm
How's Youngstown State? Iona?
At least we are beating the "cream puffs".
December 18th, 2012
4:53 pm
Freddie Bite this!! And the CBG hire is an embarrassment!! Go Dawgsss!!
December 18th, 2012
5:09 pm
@AMG … TMI you tool !!!
December 18th, 2012
6:06 pm
Would someone please tell me how anyone with the least bit of human decency could post such filth as AMG has posted?..And people wonder where cowards such as the one in Ct. And AMG come from..pathetic
December 18th, 2012
6:14 pm
Our blog will always be filled with haters. That's fine. Its not like we got killed in the two losses. they were respectable losses and we were not blown out. I am not worried about ACC schedule but anxious instead. the D looks really good. The fast breaks are looking better and even against better competition. They are looking for one another and 40% of any real stat coming from guys with 10 games or less under their belt.
Yes I will enjoy the cream puffs and then will enjoy many ACC games because we are going to compete this year. The funny thing is UGA was receiving votes at the beginning of the season. how bad of a pick does that look now?
December 18th, 2012
6:33 pm
@wreckbone … I agree with your comments about Poole. You could tell that a couple of his passes were simply not handled well. In one case, the leader of the fast break didn't look for the ball. In another, the pass was simply mishandled and went out of bounds. I wondered at the time whether those two plays would have had much better results if the pass recipients had been anyone in the top 8 on the depth chart.
December 18th, 2012
6:34 pm
Gave up a lead very late in the 4th to a top 10 Illinois team on the road. Gave up a lead late in the game to a respectable California team…at a neutral site… Not too bad considering. Say what you want about cream puffs, but I like what I see against EVERY team so far this year. This team will surprise some in that it won't finish in the bottom half of the ACC.
December 18th, 2012
7:02 pm
Christmas break for teenagers with no parental supervision equates to the filth on this blog. I hope it's not an adult.
December 18th, 2012
7:09 pm
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December 18th, 2012
7:39 pm
4 more points: UGA sucks! Always has. Always will. GO Jackets!!
Keep that home game win streak alive!
December 18th, 2012
8:14 pm
I was not impressed with Poole. He made a couple of free throws only. He came in near the end of play and all the other Tech players had already played so well that Poole offered nothing to follow their act. His passes to other players looked not as good as the passes thrown earlier by the Georgia hs players. He will have to embrace Atl more and quit thinking he is from Jax and a big shot while on the court. That's the impression I got from him. He will have a hard timke even earning pt, him and his brother together, because Tech really looked good without them.
December 18th, 2012
8:18 pm
yeah, he will have a hard time even earning pt with the Georgia hs players firmly in control with fast breaks, lobs and dunks; I see no place for Poole yet until some of those other guys graduate
December 18th, 2012
8:25 pm
I have never seen Miller play as good as he did against ASU. All his blocks, rebounds and crash the boards shots, as opposed to the sky hooks he tried and missed against the previous team, they were impressive. Very aggro. Tech looked like they solved the rebound problem. This Tech team could easily compete in the ACC and could beat Duke and their swaying students in the stands, and could beat NC and any of the ACC teams, and I'm sure could make it to the finals of the ACC Championship, and win. Then comes the NCAA Championship.
December 18th, 2012
9:09 pm
if you did not see the explosiveness of Solomon Poole or the zip his passes had, then you were not looking too hard. That kid is quick! Fearless as well. To go deep we will need that in any tourney. The reason is we still have a tough time breaking down defenses with the dribble. He will be better at that than anyone else on the roster. (I thought it was going to be Jason Morris this year.) I am excited to see his big brother play as he has been in Gregory's system for a year. WELCOME Poole brothers.
Daniel played well and hustles for loose balls. He did that against UGA as well. He is getting better and seems to revert to the hook or fade against larger front lines. Time will tell as his footwork and Holsey's are both improving. Chris Bolden is playing better defense also.
I don't think we will be a 9 seed in the ACC. January has some of the toughest road games but February has some of those teams coming to the MAC. (do we they call it the MAC or the Hank on campus?) I think that bodes well for a run in February.
I have to admit, Hewitt really got the teams playing their best at the end of the season. Only problem was most sessions they were so far out of it our NCAA seed was too low to not have really tough games early. That 8 seed game against 9th seeded UNLV that year was a seeding joke….and early exit.
December 18th, 2012
10:54 pm
Dawg Trolls…. Your basketball team is a disgrace. UGA is not even competitive in an inferior league. At least our football team is competitive in an inferior league.
Fox is going to get fired because he is a moron! Get a gym and get a sniff! The only thing UGA has going for it is football. Mother than that, the education stinks and so do all the other sports.
December 19th, 2012
5:25 am
Guess we'll just have to invade their blogs
December 19th, 2012
6:48 am
The jackets are a very young team,but one thing is evident in watching them, they are much better coached. They keep turnovers to a minimum, their offence is not stagnant,they play great,well coached,defense. In remembering the cph times, you come up with a poorly coached bunch, who you could tell we're not motivated.This new start is very refreshing,also the touch with the x-players and the old BCremmins coach was an outstanding bit of coaching and motivating the fan base. Go jackets!
December 19th, 2012
7:26 am
dry dirt road – your comments about Miller made me smile. I wrote CBG about 10 days to 2 weeks ago about Miller and told him that a guy that big and strong should NOT be hooiking his shots. He should go strong to the boards and bank it in or dunk it. Looks like I knew what I was talking about and glad the coach realized this needed addressed.
December 19th, 2012
8:17 am
Can't y'all see a bit of Malcolm Mackey flash in your rmind every time Carter touches the ball…. Looking forward to a steady,, productive 4 year career from him.
December 19th, 2012
8:29 am
Been waiting a long time to see Tech play shutdown defence. Consistently. Gregory has this team playing the way Hewitt promised his teams would play. Not a Hewitt hater, but does anyone remember that?
December 19th, 2012
9:29 am
Carter has really stepped up the last two games.
Georges-Hunt and Bolden has impressed more before then.
But what a great freshman class.
And we do not get to see Heyward until next year.
I bought the full ACC package and just got the divided package email from the ticket office.
U want this team to keep building.
How about getting your butt in a seat?
During the Hewitt years, I was often aggravated by opponent fans attempting to turn AMC into a neutral site.
There is little excuse besides physical and money problems for no shows now.
The VT game on Jan 12 needs more Jacket fans.
December 19th, 2012
9:32 am
Some predict we can win these December games easily but Chattanooga has a good rebounding team I thought I read.
U want cupcake wins.
Turn out for these games as well as buy an ACC package.
At least buy one of the half ACC packages.
We need to fill up McCammish for the ACC games.
Get with the program.
December 19th, 2012
12:31 pm
GT is 7-2 thus far, having only lost to Cal (8-4) and Illinois (12-0). With Solomon now on board and Stacey becoming eligible later this week, Tech may actually be in the "Pool[e]" at the end of the season for the first time in years. Much will depend on Brian Gregory's ability to maintain "team" unity while keeping a significant number of talented youngsters happy with their amount of playing time. I am cautiously optimistic!!
December 19th, 2012
2:35 pm
Tech's future is bright but the guard play needs to significantly improve, RIGHT NOW!
The inability to swing the ball rapidly from side to side against basic zone schemes must be fixed. RIGHT NOW!
Daniel Miller is truly one of the most gifted big men in the NCAA and the Jackets are leaving much of that potential untapped. RCjr and Georges-Hunt have so much potential. Kam Holsey is the hardest working man on the team.
We need some guard play. RIGHT NOW!
December 19th, 2012
2:37 pm
BTW – Somebody teach Bob Rathman and his sidekick how to pronounce Kammeon Holsey. Rathman kept saying "Cameron" and the color guy "Hosely".
AAAAaaaaargh! LOL
December 20th, 2012
4:28 pm
Mfon doesn't get the credit he deserves but the bandwagon will be open once ACC play starts. He's going to have a monster campaign just watch
December 22nd, 2012
10:22 am
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Pull the keyboard out and you get a glimpse of the keypad…
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The material that the pouch is made of is not very soft and pretty however this is a good thing as it need to protect the keypad from damage not make it look pretty.
This is by far the thinnest keyboard I have ever used.
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I am also think this is going to be a very good companion device when the HP Slate (and other devices like it) is released in the coming months as this will be able to be used with out taking up any of the precious USB slots on the device as it can use the built in Bluetooth receiver. I also wounder if this will work with the iPad…. hmm…
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I'm expecting to see color print output that matches closely to what I see when viewing either a model or an assembly.
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It is controlled within the Appearance>Settings: for the "Two Lights". Sometime the items are within the "shadow" and appear darker because of this.
Thanks Blair for the reply!
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If Reuben Foster makes an official visit to UGA next month as expected, the Bulldogs will have something big in their favor.
One of Foster's closest friends, Tray Matthews, will likely be his UGA player host during the January recruiting trip. And Matthews is the main reason that Foster is considering the Bulldogs.
This weekend, Matthews was one of around 20 prospects to make an official visit to UGA. The safety from Newnan High School is an early enrollee and will be a student at Georgia next month – making him eligible to host recruits.
"I heard that Reuben is supposed to making an official visit, I'm supposed to be his host, and I'm going to show him around," Matthews told the AJC. "I will be there on Jan. 6, so whenever he takes his official visit, I will be his host."
Foster and Matthews have been in contact several times per day since Foster de-committed from Auburn on Friday.
"We talked Friday, we talked Saturday, we talked before then … I'm just trying to be a good friend to him, telling him I'm here for him," Matthews said.
Last year, Foster and Matthews made a vow to play on the same college team. Over the last few days, Matthews told his buddy to basically put himself before that promise.
"I know he's going through a lot. It's very stressful for him. I told him you've got to make the best decision for you.
"I said 'We don't have to play together. We're going to be friends, regardless. Do what you want to do.'
"But, I also said, 'It wouldn't be bad playing with you (in college).'"
Matthews told another website that he thinks Foster will eventually pick UGA. "Yes, I said that. But it's his choice, and I don't want to say too much. It's just his choice. I think he is kind of leaning towards Georgia. But, you know, there's Georgia, Alabama, some other schools, and wherever Coach Trooper (Trooper Taylor) goes."
This weekend, Matthews also spent a lot of time hanging out with Shaq Wiggins, another highly-regarded recruit who has created buzz among UGA fans. Wiggins, a CB from Sandy Creek High School, is committed to UGA but will also take official visits to South Carolina, Florida, Texas A&M and Ole Miss.
"Shaq and I were together the whole time; I was telling him about the safeties and he was telling me about the cornerbacks," Matthews said.
"He was like 'Man, that's crazy how many corners we have. It's going to be harder for me than you. And with some of the corners, they're coming in early. They're going to get a headstart.' I told him not to worry about. I said 'If you put in the work like you always do, you're going to be all right.'"
What is Tray's prediction for Shaq? "I think he'll stick with UGA. He doesn't want to leave us, just like Tramel Terry. We all want to stick together. At one point. I was thinking about Auburn. But I didn't want to leave them."
Matthews will room at UGA with Terry, QB Brice Ramsey and RB-DB JJ Green.
What about Matthews' official visit to UGA? He described it as "amazing," calling Saturday night's annual football banquet "something you'd see in a movie." One of his player hosts was UGA freshman sensation Todd Gurley, who bonded well with Matthews' parents.
Probably the funniest story Tray had about the weekend was Friday night's visit to Mark Richt's house for dessert with other recruits and their families. "It was a humbling experience, and I'm very grateful for that. It was like an once-in-a-lifetime thing, that a little high school kid actually could be in a mansion. That's my first time in ever being in a mansion. How often does a high school player get to be in his future head coach's big house? That's crazy."
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December 10th, 2012
2:34 am
First? Go Dawgs!!!
December 10th, 2012
3:10 am
Did Richt show the recruits and their families his cement pond?
December 10th, 2012
5:41 am
Georgia is going to clsose with several top recruits. This will be the best recruiting class (depth wise) that they have ever signed.
December 10th, 2012
5:47 am
Tray Matthews seems to be very well grounded and mature for his age.
December 10th, 2012
6:36 am
Anybody notice what a classy interview the Army coach gave to Tracey Woolson at halftime of the Army/Navy game ? I wish Richt would follow that example a little better on halftime interviews. Doesn't hurt to play the PR game better – especially when recruits are watching. GO DAWGS !
December 10th, 2012
6:37 am
Er – Tracey Woolfson.
December 10th, 2012
7:00 am
Fannie Dawg: There is not a more classy hc than CMR in America. You must think that your coach, Coach Paul Johnson is a charming guy.
December 10th, 2012
7:08 am
Shaw Wiggins……that is life. In life, the competition is fierce. Competition will make you a better player and more importantly, a better man. Would love to have you at UGA.
December 10th, 2012
7:08 am
Should have read, 'Shaq'
December 10th, 2012
7:34 am
Wow, 33+ recruits! With both talent and depth.
That's like one of Saban's Oversigned classes, Only Mark Richt's doing it the Right Way, and it's not only Legal, but also ethical.
Look out! UGA's about to have LSU, and Alabama type depth!
December 10th, 2012
7:34 am
Wow, 33+ recruits! With both talent and depth.
That's like one of Saban's Oversigned classes, Only Mark Richt's doing it the Right Way, and it's not only Legal, but also ethical.
Look out! UGA's about to have LSU, and Alabama type depth!
December 10th, 2012
7:45 am
Grantham's The Man!?? He is the most overpaid DC in the US. He and his lack of adjustments are why they Dawgs had the ball run down their throat against Bama. Choker!!
December 10th, 2012
7:47 am
Will Mark Richt utilize his extraordinary talent in this recruiting class? For example, Tramel Terry and J.J. Green are the 2 players in this recruiting class that have extraordinary playmaker abilities. Get those guys out in space because they have the track speed to get wide and vertical to blow past defenders. You can destroy your opponents with those kind of players.
December 10th, 2012
7:52 am
Whiznot, stay on the porch son and watch the BIG DOGS eat.
December 10th, 2012
7:57 am
Reuben Foster?? Really?? You guys never learn your lesson! Can you say IC 2.0?
December 10th, 2012
8:01 am
Even with the AJC advertising PSA visits (which flies in the face of the spirit of the NCAA rule) with pics of Richt and PSAs, UGA still can't seem to win the big one. I guess when you don't have facts like these below, you have to sell your program any way possible. I would challenge anyone to find another media outlet who routinely posts such pictures. There are none.
14 National Championships 23 SEC Championships
Defending National Champs and 2012 SEC Champions
Roll Tide!!!
December 10th, 2012
8:01 am
Saban is leaving the Tide for the Cleveland Browns job with Mike Lombardi as the GM. Kirby Smart will take over Alabama and they will begin a descend, Dawgs will get Tunsil and Foster.
December 10th, 2012
8:02 am
I am afraid whoever get's Foster, is basically admitting they buy players. The reason they love Trooper
Taylor is he is the money man. He did the same thing at Tn. He was Foster's favorite coach. The day Trooper was not retained, was when Foster decomitted.
Ga, you can have him. You guys don't have a problem with that kind of kid.
December 10th, 2012
8:06 am
Hey Blackoutanyone, you root for a great football team, but what makes you a loser is the fact that you get on UGA AJC articles and gloat. Now, go back down to your parents basement and discuss your team with your fans
December 10th, 2012
8:07 am
Granthams the man…. You will be physically sick when you watch the NFL draft and realize the amount of professional talent Grantham had on his defense when it was steam rolled by Bama's offense. I highly suspect you will change your handle next year when all that talent is gone.
December 10th, 2012
8:12 am
To the victor goe the spoils. I've stated nothing that wasn't true. It is what it is. Its college football… you leghumpers can handle a little ribbing. Lol
December 10th, 2012
8:18 am
Grantham is the man reason Ga has had the success this year. You think Richt could have done it? You do realize Ga starting winning about the time he came on board? Before that, Ga was a 500 team.
But you guys want to believe in zipper head. Richt couldn't motivate his dog to go out and use the bathroom. Have you ever noticed Richt looks like he just woke up?
December 10th, 2012
8:28 am
Your comments would make sense if you blew us out, but you didn't. Get over yourself.
December 10th, 2012
8:38 am
Thank Goodness for Blackout. He reminds us how Ga has little to be proud of. He is sick of Ga people being proud of one of the greatest underachieving teams of all time. He is sick of all the big talking trash talkers from Ga that can't back it up. That would make anybody sick of Ga. Also, you never give Bama the true respect it deserves. Bama is the greatest team in NCAA football history and deserves respect.
Ga deserves an award for underachieving.
December 10th, 2012
8:39 am
Mark Richt does have a big house but I wouldn't classify it as a mansion. He has 7 children – some adopted. Shaq Wiggins will be a starter at UGA by his soph year if not sooner because he is a polished cover corner. He is concerned that Grantham prefers taller corners but if you can cover 5′9″ is tall enough. He can cover and is well coached.
December 10th, 2012
8:43 am
Whiznot, that 3:10am was funny.
December 10th, 2012
8:43 am
Which comment didn't make sense to you? I never said Bama curb stomped UGA. I said UGA still can't win the big one. Even though UGA obviously had more talent…well that's what many UGA players and David Pollack said before the game right? If you are referring to my comment regarding Grantham… I think he's still busy tying to stop Bama's running game with 7 in the box. Maybe moral victories is your thing?
December 10th, 2012
8:46 am
Whiskey Breath – Bummer is far from the greatest team in NCAA history. Lost one game and almost two others this year. Saban is not God – lost Lousyanne Munroe! Lost to Cam Newton even though he was up by 24 at half time. He had a losing record in the NFL and lied saying he would not desert the Dolphins for Alabama in a TV interview – then he left in the dark of night for Bummer – failing to complete his signed contract with the Dolphins. Saban is loyal to Saban. Richt is loyal to Georgia. Alcoholic anonymous awaits you.
December 10th, 2012
8:47 am
Blackoutanyone is a closet bug……… call Orkin.
December 10th, 2012
8:53 am
Hey good morning there BLACKOUT. Of course, Bama's on top of the orld right now, they're having great run.
Traditionally, one of the top 2 or 3 programs in the nation.
I just wish you, and a very few others, had a lttle bit of the class that the Crimson Tide coach and players have…
December 10th, 2012
8:58 am
Flo-Ri-Duh, Got 23 Skippy? You ACTUALLY want to start talking about coaches that do not finish out contracts? Roll Tide and Alabama will be better in 2013
December 10th, 2012
9:01 am
Blackout- I dont' know what happened to you. You used to be cordial. Today you have went the way of Chuck Oliver. Maybe Richt should scold you.
You know when you make fun of someone it says more about you than it does about them right?
December 10th, 2012
9:02 am
Class can't be learned in school folks. Must be learned at home.
December 10th, 2012
9:07 am
Amen Pilfer!
December 10th, 2012
9:13 am
Jeez… take your meds people. Classless… Chuck Oliver? Your words cut deep. Lol
Well I'm off to work… UGA played a great game. People don't take my BS so serious. Just waiting time. Beat Nebraska and rep the SEC well.
December 10th, 2012
9:17 am
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9:19 am
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December 10th, 2012
9:21 am
CMR& R Foster now thats a pair of aces. How long before Foster misses the first two games & Saint Mark gives him his third chance! COME ON!
December 10th, 2012
9:30 am
Speaking of Army-Navy, it was good seeing clean cut, average size athletes engaging in a game without smack talk or unsportsmanlike conduct. If colleges raised admission standards, you would have fewer off-field issues. You don't have to weigh 350 pounds, have tattoos and a hair net to be a good football player. There would probably be fewer head injuries as well.
December 10th, 2012
9:37 am
Wow, there are so many trolls on this message board. Let me educate the public, (in fact this should be the lead disclaimer) don't let oversigning bother you about a big recruiting class this year. He knows the reason, but persistently brings it up every article. Don't let GTBOB bother you with his hatred for the Dawgs; he has no loyalty to GT, and just likes to stir up trouble. Don't let Whiskey Breathe or BlackOutAnyone bother you; Both portray bad examples of Alabama fans. In reality, Alabama and UGA are no rivalry, we have no business hating each other, for we play maybe once every 5 years. We are both good programs, and Alabama has obviously set the lead model of success in the SEC, however, it wasn't but before Saban that they were as weak as Vandy. Its like saying we hate Ole Miss, it makes no sense. They're trolls for a reason y'all, they come on here and just want to stir up trouble. There is no reason to defend yourselves against them.
December 10th, 2012
10:11 am
Blackout anyone– you're exagerrating on those championships.. need some help with your math?
December 10th, 2012
10:32 am
Anarchy dawg. Saban is going nowhere. Glad you're trolling other sites for AL news. This is old news. We heard the same story last year and earlier this year of Saban to Dallas. Never happened though did it. If it helps you sleep at night thinking he will be gone, go right ahead and dream.
December 10th, 2012
11:05 am
Tray Matthews really sounds like a great kid with a good head on his shoulders. I've said it before and I will say it again, Foster will be a Dawg! And I'm damn glad he will be playing for us and not against us! If you have ever seen this kid play and you are a Dawg fan then you will be more than happy to have him reaping the G! The kid is a FREAK!
The future at UGA looks very bright! Go Dawgs!
December 10th, 2012
11:28 am
Blackoutanyone? = Troll Tide
Better to be Leghumpers or Teabaggers?
Bama is currently out bidding UGA for Reuben… Saban wants to get Fostered again!
Kirby sitting tight at Alabama with all the SEC coaches positions opening up this year, could only mean one thing… Saban moving on soon!
Saban's expertise is in rebuilding programs, not longtime fortitude. I watched Saban's sideline expressions during the SECCG… after the fake punt and the blocked field goal… Saban was near stroke level, you could easily see the stress on his face. Too much stress when people expect you to win EVERY time!!!
Not sure about the NFL route, but their are two college programs, with huge HS talent resources in each state, that are in need rebuilding back to their glory… The University of Texas & The University of Southern California. Saban loves to rebuild and when he captures another MNC trophy, there is nothing else left to do at Alabama.
"Show Bobo the Money"
"BELIEVE" in the "G"
December 10th, 2012
11:36 am
Gawn, you're better than that. Saban is going nowhere. If he does, Alabama will adapt. We won big before Bryant. We'll win big, eventually, after Saban.
By the way: Nick has never paid for it. Ever.
December 10th, 2012
11:36 am
Flanagan, I should save your post. I can almost guarantee you will not be more than happy having Foster repping the G. Funny how 2 months ago none of you wanted him. Can't believe you guys are still willing to take some of these guys
December 10th, 2012
12:04 pm
Great. Another linebacker, cornerback and safety. What do you people have against large, ATHLETIC offensive linemen? Not only does Richt fail to sign them, he ends up stockpiling the very teams he need to beat with them. Chance Warmack to BAMA (A Walter Camp ALL-AMERICAN). And we're thrilled with BRANDON GREENE. a 6′6″ 320 lb. STUD. Max Garcia, Octavious Jackson and now, Trenton Brown to the Gators. As if Muschamp needed any more help. Vadal Alexander to LSU( Freshman All-SEC). AND THEY'RE ALL IN-STATE KIDS. Paul Johnson should send Richt a Christmas present. He just built the right side of Tech's offensive line with Shamire Devine and Jeremi Hall. Bama stuffs Gurley on 3rd and 1 because Andrews and Lee are physically overmatched! And there goes another NATIONAL TITLE. What does it take for y'all to get a friggin clue. Jeepers!
December 10th, 2012
12:05 pm
Rueben and Shaq better hurry over to join "Trash" Matthews at UGA so they can get in on the first WAVE of suspensions…a la Ogletree, Rambo….
December 10th, 2012
12:10 pm
I think the Dothan Daily Post gives y'all credit for 16 championships.
December 10th, 2012
12:12 pm
Compare Colquitt Co. and Gator commit Octavious Jackson to your commit Alden Bynum from something called The Valwood School in Valdosta. There is no comparison. Muschamp, like Saban and Spurrier, is going to kick your butt, with this kid. AND IT'S RICHT'S FAULT. The arrogance that guy. If Shaq Wiggins is being pursued by other schools, why aren't Bynum, Cardiello, and Kublablow. How come they never de-commit? 32, no wait, 33 years. No damn wonder!


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Sunday, October 20, 2013 • 2:00 p.m.
Location: Exploratorium, Pier 15, Kanbar Forum
Note: There is limited capacity for this program; seating will be made available to visitors on a first-come, first-served basis.
Admission: Included with museum admission.
Join Exploratorium scientist Ron Hipschman for colorful explorations of the physical world.
We tend to think of "home" as the building in which we live, or the town or city where we reside. Voyage to the edge of the known universe, and gain some perspective on the tiny planet we call home. See some of the amazing ways the universe is structured, and learn how it's evolved.
Photo credit: NASA, ESA, and the Hubble SM4 ERO Team
Pier 15, San Francisco, CA 94111
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Warnings that too much sunshine can lead to the most deadly form of skin cancer have been over-emphasised, a study has claimed.
It found that, although sunbathing is a risk factor, the number of moles on a person's skin is the most important indicator of whether they will go on to develop melanoma.
The scientists also identified two genes that dictate how many moles someone will have, and their risk of getting skin cancer.
Research suggests that genes rather than sunshine are the main cause of the cancer
The research, published in the journal Nature Genetics, is likely to reopen the debate over whether official health warnings about avoiding the sun are overstated and too general.
The study's authors said such warnings would be more useful if they focused on those most at risk – namely anyone with more than 100 moles on their body, redheads and people with fair skin – and taught them how to check their moles for changes in shape, size or colour.
Although melanoma accounts for just 10 per cent of skin cancer cases in the UK, it is responsible for the most deaths, killing 1,500 a year. More than 9,500 Britons are diagnosed with the condition annually.
Tim Spector, professor of genetic epidemiology at King's College London, and one of the study's authors, said: 'The number of moles you have is one of the strongest risk factors for melanoma –stronger even than sunshine. This paper shows that we found two important genes that control the number of moles you have.
'Those genes also give you an extra risk of melanoma.'
Dr Veronique Bataille, a dermatologist at West Hertfordshire NHS Trust, added: 'You often read that nearly all melanomas are caused by sunshine, which is not supported by the evidence.
'Let's keep sunshine in the picture because it does make you age and causes you wrinkles. But let's move away from scaring people by saying they are going to die because they go in the sun.'
Sara Hiom, of Cancer Research UK, said: 'Everyone should be aware of changes in their moles and report anything worrying to their GP.'


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