Monday, June 15, 2009

Glass Half Full

Much has been made of the UGA schedule this year, and rightfully so. But one thing that I haven't seen touched upon this year are certain positives to our difficult schedule.
Our schedule is good for the fans. We have the privledge of seeing some very entertaining games. Let's be honest, who really has a fantastic time baking in the September sun watching a punding of central michigan? This year we have to opportunity to see all kinds of teams come to town as well as some great away games.

Ok State:one of the most interesting games of the year in my book. Fun college town, ability to travel, also passionate about their team unlike az state fans. That is sure to be a fun one.
Arkansas: pretty far, but will be a good team next year and hey its SEC ball.
Tennesee: always a fun trip and not much more needs to be said about this program.
Vanderbilt: not far and why not.
South Carolina: Night kickoff, Spurrier, oblivious to reality fans, always a slugfest with the Gamecocks
LSU: always good, serious/trashiestinhistory fans
GA/Fl: Funnest three days of the year for every fan, even if we lose
Az state: who doesn't want to talk trash to some west coast gweeds? I'm really looking foward to giving them a dose of real football.
Kentucky: SEC, gave us quite a game last year, who knows what we're in for by the time this game rolls around.
Tennessee Tech: lamest game of year, but hey everyone needs at least one
Auburn: deep south's oldest, new coach, SEC, and who isn't getting ready to rib all your Auburn friends
Tech: not fun to beat, sucks to lose to, extremely bitter about their plot in life which consits of calculations, dormrooms, foreigners, dudes, recent history of bad football, city of atlanta, more dudes, plus an overly confident fan base especially this year. We'll beat them, especially after they flash some pictures of jackets with hedges in their mouthes.

Sure we could lose 6 games easily, which no one would enjoy. but at least no one can accuse us of not being man-enough with our schedule. There is no way Florida fans will have as much fun clobbering D-1AA schools as we will throwing everything we've got against a slew of touch opponents. As a fan, I'm going to know just exactly how good this team is, what we learned from last year, and what direction the program is headed. Heck, who knows, I think we could easily win 11 games too. Glad to be a Bulldog fan in '09.

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