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Sure, here's why I think so:

He is an alum DB from UGA (we've seen this before). This doesn't necessarily mean he's going to be great, but I think a coach who goes back to the school he loves will bend over backward to do whatever is necessary to succeed there.

He's coached under a few of the best: Richt, Bowden, and Saban. Of the three, Saban is likely the best, and Smart has been a coordinator for him for seven years. He's seen how Saban's system is build and how it operates, and with his skill as a coordinator, I think he'll be able to revamp and/or modernize UGA's program up to Saban's standards. This is the critical reason I think he'll be successful.

Wow. Seems like he's got a terrific head on his shoulders. Everyone associated with him should be proud. I wish there were more like him. He's a rare breed.

Many people have been saying about how Conner is everything that is good in college football. Really, I feel bad for cancer in this situation. I mean, seriously, why would you pick a fight with this guy?

"When I heard those words--`You have cancer'--I admit I was scared," Conner said. "But after thinking about it for a bit, I realized that fear is a choice. I choose to not fear cancer. I choose to fight it and I will win.

"One year ago today I was asking myself, `Why me?' Why was I the lucky one to be getting the ACC Player of the Year award when I had so many teammates who deserved it as much as me? Now one year later, instead of asking, `Why me?' I am saying, `Why not me?' I can beat cancer.

"I know there are so many people in the world who were told by their doctors this week that they also have cancer. I want them to know that together we can--and will--beat cancer.

"I will play football again. I will be at Heinz Field again. I have the best coaches and teammates in the country. I thank God I chose Pitt because now I also have the best doctors in the country and together we will win. I know this city has my back."

Conner has amazing perspective on life. I wish I handled adversity half as well as this. Thoughts are with him and hope to see him line it up against Virginia Tech, or in the NFL, again.

Look who I'm responding to!

I will if you he will!

FIFY

But we can all have a drink. I do like the Emma Watson gif. I mean, it's ALWAYS the right time for one of those.

Mr. Mason is indeed correct. By the middle of the season, the Jackets were down to grabbing kids off the street for the A-back position.

Plus that offensive line is going to be real good in a year or two. (So is Boston College's, for that matter.)

It is interesting to think about Shane taking this job considering how we will be playing them until after Shane's children are grandparents.

She came from elevenwarriors.

Her comments are as sensible as any of the other talking heads, and she looks better in a skirt than most of them.

It's a tough business for women.

first thing I thought of. Do not want Ruffin to go to UVA.

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