Friday Morning Dawg Bites has a bit of a spring in its step this morning.
Before we get started, I'd like to pass along a child-rearing tip. I don't have kids, but my UGA alumni parents did a fine job of instilling proper values in their sons (my many flaws are not attributable to my upbringing). When I was a young child, my folks stressed to my brothers and me the importance of a quality higher education. All three of us were expected to go to college. The folks made it clear to us that we were to consider college our own responsibility, but they also made it clear to us that they would help us out as much as they could, and we could go anywhere we wanted. But if we decided we wanted to go to Auburn, we were on our own. That my two brothers both went to Tech with my parents' blessings speaks volumes, I think.
On y va!
It's a beautiful, crisp day; the autumn leaves are splendid; and the Yellow Jackets lost at home last night, eliminated by the VPI Hokies from a chance at Paul Johnson's first ACC championship. I love the smell of schadenfreude in the morning.
Legendary Bulldog, All-SEC and All-American safety, and 2011 College Football Hall of Fame inductee Jake Scott will be honored tomorrow during the first quarter of the Georgia-Auburn game. Proposed: Herschel Walker is our Superman; Jake Scott is our Batman.
Are you ready for some roundball? Seth Emerson, informative as always, offers a few words about UGA’s basketball signing class.
Let us all pause for a moment and reflect on what it’s like to think of the Georgia defense and smile. And then check out the ABH’s digging a little deeper into numbers, including Jarvis Jones’s quarterback hurries tally, the oft-overlooked but very important little brother to the dramatic sack.
Ohio State got more bad news: the dreaded "failure to monitor" charge from the NCAA. I don't think I'm the only one who saw that bit of info and stared blankly while thinking of the apparent complete and total lack of monitoring that's been going on in College Station, PA.
Leather Helmet Blog brought this SEC Network video bit to our attention: another chapter in the South's Oldest Rivalry, when Georgia beat Auburn in the conference's first overtime game. Yes, Auburn. Georgia won that game.
And finally, it's my favorite time of the year, and I couldn't be more pleased with this forecast. Red and black layers, folks.
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You know, I always liked Batman. Good analogy.
Jake Scott and David Pollock were the two finest defensive Bulldogs that I’ve seen. Scott, however, had tremendous special teams’ contributions with returns (and it always seemed during key games). And to top it off, a national championship.
Tonight a toast to Jake Scott (I’m digging out the “Best of Larry Munson” calls right now to tide me over until then).
And to top it off, a national championship.
You might be thinking about Terry Hoage….but I toast him(Scott) too!
by AthensHomerDawg3 on Nov 11, 2011 2:06 PM EST up reply actions
Unless
Super Bowl championships count?
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Go 'Dawgs!
by NCT on Nov 11, 2011 2:37 PM EST via iPhone app up reply actions
Technically, one of the minor selectors chose the 1968 Bulldogs as national champions, . . .
. . . but, seeing as how the Red and Black lost their bowl game, it’s hard to argue that that one has any validity.
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Bama claims it if a fan writes it on toilet paper
My suspension is OVER…Welcome to GAME DAY…GO DAWGS
I love my truck and Auburn sucks
I HATE ORANGE, and GREEN notebooks
by Dawg2011 on Nov 12, 2011 12:33 AM EST up reply actions 1 recs
I did a couple of things here and there, actually.
My hate is deep, but sometimes subtle.
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Go 'Dawgs!
by NCT on Nov 11, 2011 11:20 AM EST up reply actions 1 recs
Reinforcement of the belief Dawg Sports helps in non-athletic areas of life...
I am currently working my way through an MBA program, and my business communications professor asked our class Tuesday if any of us were familiar with the term “schadenfreude.” I was the only one in the class able to raise my hand. That has only been possible because of the fine, educated (and educating) professionals at this site. It was particularly helpful, since this is a class where getting the professor to like you has a positive correlation with your final grade.
I would like to say thank you.
by mbrd71 on Nov 11, 2011 10:58 AM EST reply actions 3 recs

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