Quinncent McManning, Jr.

Tough to lose a character like that. College football needs the gundy , leach, and kiffin types.

They did a great job with the matchups. I was expecting to see one team get a cakewalk or another getting hosed but they kept this to a minimum considering the moving parts.

The ones we will regret the most will be probably Moore, Fasusi, Mills, and Sanchez after 3 more years. Sark tried his best on all of them.

Yeah he has. Thanks for catching that. I knew I was missing one or two big ones.

Thinking about how great the 2025 freshmen class has been.. but also consider the talent that got away. Sark's staff has been on the right guys year in and year out. Some interesting names: Decommits: John Mills - starting for Washington at age 17, 6-6 325 wow. Brandon Brown - 1 tackle for LSU Joseph Mbatchou - 2 tackles for FLA Raycine Guillory - 1 carry for 4 yards at Utah Anthony Williams - no stats for TCU Losses: DK Moore 12 receptions, 207 yards, 2 TD for ORE Harlem Berry 15 carries, 87 yards for LSU AK Dear 7 carries, 85 yards for ALA Jordon Davison 19 carries, 74 yards, 6 TD for ORE Devin Sanchez 1 tackle for OSU Kelshaun Johnson 2 receptions, 4 yards for aggy Courtland Guillory 9 tackles, 1 PD for OU Keelon Russell 4-6, 65, 2 TD for ALA

Now this is assault

Uhh. Glad we didn’t go there. congrats to waxahachie on the big win

Too many good Florida jokes this week

Would hope you are right but at least the men’s ball team got points for the tourney last year. This years soccer team adds zero points. Stanford football is irrelevant but their women’s soccer team is number 2 in the country

Great to have this thread. Not great to have this thread in a year where winning the directors cup is impossible with the soccer team being what it is.

Sad that was the first thought of many people, myself included 🤣

Are the best 3 or 4 teams just that much better than anyone else in this sport? Can you imagine any basketball team beating 6 ranked teams in its first 7 games with the majority in the top 10. And even with that they are still number 2 in the country?

So does that mean that Pavia can’t play college ball until he gets Social Security benefits?

Yeah i see that but he should have another year of eligibility. Pretty sure most were expecting 2 years out of him when he transferred.

Might be heading that way

at this point I'll take any tiny advantage https://www.alligator.org/article/2025/09/gators-rb-coach-jabbar-juluke-receives-three-game-suspension-for-lsu-altercation

Colorado TE at Texas? Sign me up.

Offense definitely needs to be a goldfish

Congrats to dicker. He’s had a great start to his career. To be fair there are lots of kickers that have 90 percent plus at this stage. Tucker had 468 attempts and only in the last year or so of his career dipped below 90 percent which is astounding.

How about the 3 interior guys. The ones that were all embarrassingly faceplanted on the one play last week

This. I get the frustration but a lot of the complaints is on sark too. How soon we forget that we hardly had any OL draft picks for a freaking decade. Hell the current Georgia OL coach was a part of that futility.

We can get Nico?

Volleyball scheduling is crazy. 5 out of 6 wins vs ranked. 4 top 10. Nebraska apparently has 4 out of 8 wins against ranked including 3 top 10