SEC Releases 2013 Georgia Schedule

a) whiny people as described below, who get butthurt and can’t properly direct their whining.
and b) losers who go ahead and cry about why they’re gonna fail before even having a chance to succeed (or fail).

I’ve said for a while now that South Carolina’s biggest issue is themselves. All I heard on campus was how the only way they’d win the East is by the big 3 screwing up to give them a chance. Horsedung. As we’ve seen with Spurrier, keeping the best players in state, because there’s a half dozen or more truly elite players in state every year, makes a huge difference. Getting better facilities, better players, better assistants, and the program can win on it’s own, without relying on others to fail to open the door for them.

That is my contempt, and if you notice, it has nothing to do with the school, the program, or the statements by anyone within the program. Just fan crying as Chicken Littles.

Think about this from our perspective. We’re (1) giving up the traditional placement of a series that is important to us, (2) having to swap a home game against Miss. St. for a road game against LSU (likely preseason number one), and (3) watching Georgia get out of playing a game against ‘Bama. This is a HUGE blow to our chances of winning the East next year, particularly items (2) and (3). While watching UGA win the East this year due to a lax schedule, I’ve maintained continuously that UGA deserves its title, regardless of strength of schedule. The conventional wisdom is that you deal with the hand you’re dealt. However, the thing there is that in the normal course of things, strength of schedule is supposed to swing back your way eventually. What UGA has achieved here is to make sure that the schedule stays on their side again next year, in effect compromising the fairness of schedule fluctuation, and to our detriment.

Before mocking us for feeling “butthurt” over this, it might behoove you to remember that we are, indeed, being screwed here—our response, thus, isn’t entirely unreasonable. Do you disagree with that premise?

At least we’ll have the opportunity to disprove the “USC only plays well against UGA because the game is early in the season” meme, a chance I’ll relish.

above on how hard you had it in 2011, complete with map coordinates. I think you eloquently refer to this as “talking out of both sides of your mouth.”

Since we have such an easy schedule and everyone is out to get you. I’m sure Spurrier, Lattimore, Clowney, etc will be ever so pissed they have already lost the SEC next year, and shouldn’t even try. It’s decided by the schedules!

and I’ll say it slowly so that you can follow.

I was commenting on GG’s assertion that we backed into the East this year. More accurately, you backed out.

I don’t recall ever entering into a conversation about any preferential treatment. I’d be happy to apologize if you can prove me wrong. Or perhaps you’re confusing me with MaconDawg or others with whom you have had that debate. So when you accuse me of not having a compelling enough argument for you, at least understand what it is I am arguing rather than confusing my statements with those of others or ones you may like me to have… which I don’t.