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Lord, some of y'all act like the only acceptable way to leave is to head out like a poor Okie on the way to California in the 1930s.

Was talking yesterday about the need for Saban to give Baker and Jones-Bell some playing time. It's here, like it or not. If both of these guys live up to the hype, we might still have a shot.

I think Hugh Freeze's best Ole Miss teams are a good template for high octane offense with good and at times great defense. Don't want Freeze as coach, but that's a recipe to follow.

Keep it simple. Turn Anderson and Barmore loose.

It would helpful tremendously to simplify things - and with a less mobile quarterback, turn Will Anderson lose on Stetson Bennett.

I think it does. Every talk radio host who bloviates about an "exciting schedule" should expect to see more of this. These guys are not pros.

Pete needs to ...feel bad...for a few weeks so either Stoops or Strong can take the reins.

If we're wondering why 2015-2017 was so awesome, it's combination of insane talent and JP on 16/17. Cubelic made the point this week that JP is possibly the best in-game coach in America on the defensive side. I'm inclined to agree.

I think we're headed to a point where good, up and coming coaches will earn their stripes in the more fertile recruiting ground of the Sun Belt and CUSA, instead being a doormat to Oklahoma, Clemson, or Ohio State in their respective conferences.

Barmore's had some attitude issues that should be resolved by game time.

The Midwest sanctimony today is just overwhelming.

You hate to see it.

If Vontez Burfict doesn't act like an idiot, AJ would have taken the Bengals to the divisional round in the playoffs and then who knows. Either way, the guy has the tools to take the reigns of a team but it just hasn't worked out.

But the University can wash their hands of it.

He says that like it's a bad thing.

Cole's attitude has been that we already know about the cardio problems, though he acknowledges that COVID-19 is new. There still seems to be some real concern that these cardio problems are new and not fully comprehended, hence the very real caution about putting players on the field. I do...

I heard a whisper of the cost that SEC schools are sustaining to test for COVID among athletes. It's not sustainable.

True - I'd like to see the numbers on that, but it's a start. Problem is that most schools don't have a barber shop, so they're left scrounging.

I think that's a fair point, and we're left to discuss the value of the degree in terms of costs to obtain vs. the value of the degree out on the open market. But I still don't know how you measure the value of a player in terms of paying him, especially given the degree to which we support the...

Good read here from Jane Coaston at Vox. https://www.vox.com/2020/8/10/21355857/college-football-coronavirus-explained My only real objection is the increasingly common complaint that schools won't put the players in a "bubble" because that would mean they're not students. My response to that...