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This is pretty humorous. I wonder if Goodman has a beef with Dakich. I don't often see one media person calling out another like this (though it's pretty much deserved). ... I'd love to find out Dakich's "sources" -- if there are, indeed, any. I remember Tim Kurkjian said on ESPN once that he has a deal with his sources -- he will grant them anonymity, but if they're wrong and burn him, he will reveal their identity. 

He does. Dakich has talked **** about Goodman in the past and pretty well says he doesn’t know anything. That is why Brian Snow loved this. As did Frank Kaminsky.


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Dakich even pissed off the Fort Wayne Local sports radio guy this week/last week. I guess he was saying stuff about him on his radio show regarding this Brohm situation.

I bet the local guy is feeling pretty good about Dakich and the egg on his face. Again.

I even enjoy/like Dakich but man he put himself out there on this one. Glad he’s taking flack.


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If both of these teams were 12-0, it’d already be a cinch that both would be in the CFP. But Georgia has to win to get in. If they do, Oklahoma and Ohio State are screwed. I think that’d be incredibly funny

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So if Georgia holds on to win this game(big IF) does Alabama drop to #4 and keep Oklahoma out? I have to think they do based on their absolute dominance throughout the season. So Clemson would play Alabama and Georgia would play Notre Dame?


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2 minutes ago, RatpigHoosier said:

So if Georgia holds on to win this game(big IF) does Alabama drop to #4 and keep Oklahoma out? I have to think they do based on their absolute dominance throughout the season. So Clemson would play Alabama and Georgia would play Notre Dame?


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53 minutes ago, Iugradman said:

Georgia took a risk firing Mark Richt but boy did it pay off for them. Smart is going to dominate college football for the next 25 years.

It was a huge risk but it appears Georgia has taken the next step.

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