11, 12 and 13 in the second half of the rout. Well, he's a high school football coach in California, who unleashed a 106-0 whipping on a 2-8 foe last Friday night that featured his four-star quarterback throwing 13 TD passes in the game, including Nos.
I took the boy and my cousin to the Loveliest Village for a wonderful college football gameday experience. The end is looming, so enjoy these final strides.īonus pick: The 5-at-10 and 5-at-10 part 3. But for those that made the playoffs, the chance to go back to work today is the sweetest walk to the practice field you can imagine. It's a fact and a finality that is harsh and unwavering. For a huge number of the players in the Class of 2022, when the Friday night lights go dim, they'll never put on pads again. For most of the country and all of Tennessee, last Friday was the final night of the regular season for high school football. Kudos.Įvery senior high school football player who gets to practice today. Down 14-bagel midway through the first quarter on the road against the only divisional foe with even a remote chance to challenge them, the Titans answered the bell like Zac and AC Slater looking for Kelly Kapowski to ask her to the prom. But resiliency is a sneaky good one too, and these Titans - and head coach Mike Vrabel especially - have that trait in spades.
#The weeknd losers go to school pro#
If I asked what you think the most important quality for a successful pro franchise is, what would you say? Maybe talent is the clear 1A answer.
In his first NFL start, he threw for 325 yards and found Amari Cooper for the game-winning TD as Dallas improved to 6-1. On a day when crazy NFL storylines filled our Sunday, Rush filling in for Dak Prescott and leading the Cowboys to a surprise win over a poorly coached Minnesota bunch may have been the craziest. Yeah, I'm a little biased I suppose because he's taking snaps at my alma mater, but I'm not overly sure I can recall a veteran starting QB handling a critical - and warranted - benching better than Nix did late last month in the Tigers' comeback against Georgia State.Ĭooper Rush. But on this Monday morning with the East in the bag and one-sided runaways over rivals Auburn and Florida in the rearview, Kirby Smart certainly won the weekend.īo NIx. Yes, Kirby's critics are waiting in the weeds, and if he can't land a natty with a defense that likely features 15 draft picks over the next three years, well, then those criticisms will have some merit. That's an important reminder in a long, tough and stressful run to his players and the fans that it can't just be 180 straight days of grind. And maybe most importantly, as Paschall shared here in his SEC wrap column, Kirby is taking time to enjoy the moments like whipping Florida's tail. That's great self-awareness, which is a key aspect to great decision-making. No need for trick plays or the feeling to show everyone how Smart Kirby's staff is. As the barbershop fella said about Randy Watson in "Coming to America" - "Dang those boys are good." Second, Smart has wisely - even if it's clear to everyone since this Georgia defense broke Clemson's will in Week 1 - played to this team's overwhelming strength. First, he has put together a generational defense. And on this Monday, we'll praise the Georgia coach for a couple of reasons. And it's not been entirely unfair, despite his eye-popping success in these early days as the head coach of his alma mater. Yeah, Kirby Smart has been questioned about his Gameday acumen.
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