This is a college football blog. I am a life long Georgia Bulldog fan but I think College football is a sport that needs to be discussed completely-meaning lets talk about everybody and everything. Basically, whatever is interesting. Hence the title – Football on the Brain. Its isn’t journalism nor is it trying to be. If there is a news post make sure you click on the link that is attached to the post for clarification. For the most part these are just my opinions. Granted, I tend to believe I am right,but in the end they are just my opinions. Take them however you want , I don’t care. I would love to hear your opinion whether you agree or disagree or if you just want to give your take. Welcome!
Bulldogs Blog- Sunday Teleconference Notes (11/15) November 15, 2009Some quick tidbits from Mark Richt's Sunday Teleconference...-- Biggest news: A.J. Green and Bacarri Rambo will both miss this week's game against Kentucky.Green has an AC joint separation in his left shoulder. Richt said it will not require surgery, but it's difficult to gauge the recovery time for this type of injury."What you want is n […]
- Sunday Teleconference Notes (11/15) November 15, 2009
- Dawgsports.com
- Georgia Bulldogs 31, Auburn Tigers 24 November 16, 2009Games between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers are not always close---see 2004 and 2007---but, historically, this has been a series hallmarked by tight ballgames, as befits a rivalry as ancient and storied as this one. Of the 113 clashes between these two teams, 49 have been decided by seven or fewer points. On average, more than two out of every f […]
- Georgia Bulldogs 31, Auburn Tigers 24 November 16, 2009
- Get the Picture
- Circling the bowl chronicles, week eleven November 15, 2009Okay, Dawg fans, we’ve certainly done our share of fretting over Martinez, Bobo, Cox, directional kicking and recruiting of late… wanna see how the other half lives? Here’s a taste of other programs’ tears from yesterday: Southern Cal. Pete Carroll says Stanford has better players than his team does. Michigan. Michigan (5-6, 1-6 Big T […]
- Circling the bowl chronicles, week eleven November 15, 2009
- Dr.Saturday
- BCS Realpolitik: Gators, Tide, Horns just playing out the string November 16, 2009In a perfect world, the Doc would be given carte blanche to publicly torch the Bowl Championship Series in effigy and institute the elaborate, double-elimination battle royale of his dreams. But we live in the world we live in, so each Sunday the Doc looks at what the new BCS numbers mean for the rest of the season. Rooting interest: chaos. Always chaos. […]
- BCS Realpolitik: Gators, Tide, Horns just playing out the string November 16, 2009
- A Bulldog in Exile
- Bernie’s Dawg Blawg
- Sunday ThoughtsI'm convinced that there is nothing more eerie than being in a full Sanford Stadium yet hearing specific voices from across the field amid a deafening silence. From a minute 16 left until I reached the car and officially heard Bacarri was ok, being 6-4 or 5-5 didn't matter a damn.So first and foremost, prayers for a complete recovery for Rambo and […]
- Sunday Thoughts
- Dawg Blogging Under the Influence
- BUI Bones a PlentyA night that could not have started any worse ended up better than I could have imagined. I thought we would win, primarily due to my lack of respect for Auburn. The horrible start just served to make the victory taste much sweeter. Several players laid it on the line, and this list is in no [...]
- BUI Bones a Plenty
- Stuff of Legend
- I feel like a proud parentFull recap to come later, after I re-watch the game, but my initial thoughts are that I couldn't be prouder of this team. There were still a lot of distressing aspects of that game, but the bottom line is that the guys showed tremendous heart and fought like true Bulldawgs.I admit that when we went down 14-0 early a part of me gave up. Luckily, these Da […]
- I feel like a proud parent
- MR.SEC.com
- Defensive End Considering Two SEC Schools November 16, 2009Two SEC schools have made the final three for defensive end Adrian Hubbard from Norcross (Ga.) High School.Hubbard is considering Alabama, South Carolina and Florida State, according to ESPN.com.Hubbard took an official visit to South Carolina this past weekend. He still plans to visit Florida State this weekend and Alabama in the future.
- Defensive End Considering Two SEC Schools November 16, 2009
- ESPN SEC Blog
- SEC bowl predictions: Week 11 November 15, 2009The two heavyweights, Alabama and Florida, moved a step closer to BCS bowls in Week 11. Otherwise, the bowl picture in the SEC grew a little more jumbled. Ole Miss’ 42-17 win over Tennessee and Georgia’s 31-24 win over Auburn are going to make the selections of the Outback Bowl, Cotton Bowl and Chick-fil-A Bowl really interesting. As for the Capi […]
- SEC bowl predictions: Week 11 November 15, 2009
- SI.com- College Football
- Ohio St. tops Iowa in OT, wins Big Ten November 16, 2009COLUMBUS, Ohio(AP) The oldest of the Buckeyes sent Ohio State back to the Granddaddy of all bowls.
- Ohio St. tops Iowa in OT, wins Big Ten November 16, 2009
- Heisman Pundit
- The Rise of the Running Backs November 15, 2009Quarterbacks have won eight of the last nine Heismans, reflecting the dominance of the position in this age of spread offenses. But in 2009, running backs are resurgent–at least when it comes to the Heisman race. Alabama’s Mark Ingram is on top of the race right now, while Stanford’s Toby Gerhart is moving up fast (I expect he’ll [.. […]
- The Rise of the Running Backs November 15, 2009
- Team Speed Kills
- BCS Standings: Stasis November 16, 2009
- Wiz of Odds
- So What Did Carroll and Harbaugh Talk About? November 15, 2009USC had won 28 consecutive November games under Pete Carroll since he became coach in 2001, many of them by huge margins. Then came Saturday's 55-21 bludgeoning to the hands of Stanford, the most points ever given up by a...
- So What Did Carroll and Harbaugh Talk About? November 15, 2009
- Mr.College Football
- Georgia Tech wraps up the division at Duke November 13, 2009Last week was a tough one because I believed Duke could beat North Carolina, Oklahoma could beat Nebraska, Notre Dame could beat Navy (what was I thinking there?) and Penn State could beat Ohio State. That puts us at 73-27 for the season. We’ll try to do better this week as we get on the Fearless Friday Forecast: 1. Georgia Tech at Duke: Georgia Tech […]
- Georgia Tech wraps up the division at Duke November 13, 2009
- The Quad
- Big Victory in Alabama November 16, 2009A trip to Alabama leads to a big victory against an SEC team.
- Big Victory in Alabama November 16, 2009
- 3rd Saturday in Blogtober
- ‘Bama Basketball Loses to Cornell in Opener, 71-67 November 16, 2009Alabama hired Anthony Grant to revitalize the Crimson Tide hoops program. That process hit a speed bump Saturday — a Big Red one — as Cornell beat UA, 71-67, in the new head coach’s first game in Tuscaloosa. The Big Red did it by not allowing ‘Bama to shoot a single free throw in the first [...]
- ‘Bama Basketball Loses to Cornell in Opener, 71-67 November 16, 2009
8 Comments
July 27, 2009 at 12:40 pm
Hey FBOTB,
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Thomas M. Goldkamp
Owner & Founder of SEC Sports Hub
http://secsportshub.com
July 30, 2009 at 9:32 am
Hey, it’s me again.
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Thanks!
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July 30, 2009 at 10:00 am
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August 10, 2009 at 11:45 am
I like it. Is your blog an SEC blog or Bama Blog?
August 15, 2009 at 5:58 pm
Hey there cousin Walter! I want to thank you for linking to my ‘Alabama Fan’ post I wrote. It got a lot of hits because of you. I have had you in my Dawg Blogroll since I started almost a month ago. I enjoy your commentary, as you are quite the astute college football mind. Keep up the good writing.
Vincent
August 16, 2009 at 7:21 am
Your most welcome! When I read that I couldn’t stop laughing!
I added you to the list of Georgia blogs & sites. Keep up the good work.