We don't need fans telling us how displeased they are with us. We are more upset; we know we could've played better. We lost to Alabama, but we had the best practices of the season last week. We were ready to play. We just didn't execute, and that's what's so frustrating for us—and I'm sure for the fans.

Pretty much explains itself.

I don't know if this has been posted before but it is pretty funny.

make sure you watch the video.

Dapado33 posts on this site as well. I thought this was pretty interesting, so I posted the link.

Page 19 has a table comparing previous cases of textbook problems, rest is legal stuff.

HOOVER - The reactions to the question were sometimes more enlightening than the answers.

Besides your current coach, which coach in the SEC could you see yourself playing for?

I thought this was pretty interesting. It is the NCAA official statistics for all of FBS for the 2008 season. Both offensive and defensive statistics are included. They can be broken down into week by week incrementation.

In conclusion: we sucked at passing the football. Furthermore, running the 34 and having the DEs and Mike LB leading sack totals is pretty pathetic. Where are you OLBs?

"Our director of operations (Jamie Speronis) filled it out and brought it in to me one day. I looked at it quickly. I said, that’s fine. I signed off on it." Spurrier continued. "When all this came up Wednesday and in the Thursday morning paper, I read, some guy did not vote for Tim Tebow. Who was that?

"I called him (Speronis). I said, certainly we had Tim Tebow. He said, well, actually, coach, we had Jevan Snead. He said something about we already had 10 Gators, maybe get another guy. I said, that’s bad. But it's my fault. I take full responsibility. I messed that up. I apologized to Tim Tebow. We screwed it up pretty badly. I'm embarrassed about it. I feel bad about it. That's the way it happened."