Matthew Fox

@BaseballUGA Dingers!

The Dawgs hit for the home run cycle for the first time since 2009😱 #GoDawgs

@Frid45 Lmao

600 million Europeans ask 350 million Americans to protect them from 150 million Russians. Europe is a sleeping giant. 🇪🇺

@john9williams Richt if healthy.

This should be the College Football Playoff Committee Nick Saban Mack Brown Bob Stoops Urban Meyer Steve Spurrier Pete Carroll Gary Patterson Will they have innate biases, yep. But at least they know ball.

@Vern_Funquist It’s real

The line being -3.5 is a little scary, but I’ve said this a million times this week If your BIGGEST reason for why Auburn will beat UGA is “bC aUbuRn gEtS sPooKY aT nIgHt” That’s stupid

@BrooksAustinBA Beck

Ty Simpson is more NFL Ready than whoever your favorite NFL Draft Guru has as QB1 in the 2026 NFL Draft.

@AuburnAnonymous @NFLDraftDome @chxnluh Sup dudes

@NFLDraftDome @chxnluh Yessir Clint 🫡

I need every Georgia Football player to see this video.

@CollegeFBonX @Jaboowins first game at Florida State

What’s the moment you knew a college football team or player was for real?

@BleacherReport Vick. Next

Who's the most unstoppable video game athlete of all time? 🎮

@nolevell @SECBarstool You missed fsu under Alabama

@SECBarstool I mean, come on…

Taking a shot at SEC scheduling to justify cancelling a Home & Home with (checks notes) Virginia?

@Shadyyy08 Do flying pigs count?

Making a bird playlist. Please drop suggestions

@_MLFootball Then maybe Malcom butler

@_MLFootball Prayer in Jordan hare and then kick six. From a Georgia fan

WHICH SPORTS MOMENT HAD YOU LIKE THIS:

@LiveSCS Blues call. We aren’t watching football

This was called fair, give me a good reason why this isn’t reviewable other than umpire job security.

@SECUnfiltered Their football program could use a little of that.

Bruce Pearl: “My guards aren’t pu***es.” Do WHAT 😂🤦‍♂️

@UGABasketball @UGAAthletics 9:30?????

Y’all ready? 🗣️ 🏀 SEC Tournament First Round 🆚 14-seed Oklahoma 🕤 9:30 p.m. ET 📍 Bridgestone Arena 🖥️ gado.gs/csb 🎧 gado.gs/csc #GoDawgs

@ClassicsCFB @NickFairley_90 @bynestime56 @BGreen_29 The very definition of a Golden Horseshoe that year

#12 Arkansas vs #7 Auburn (2010)

@ronlee1975 To be fair, TA has had some good teams.

I don’t know who Ohio St’s Defensive Coordinator is but I wouldn’t hire him at Terrell Academy

@RGIII No

Dear football fans, this is a safe space. Do you believe this was pass interference?

@cpstalions lol cheater

Now that the Big Ten is 4-1 vs the SEC in bowl games, I think it’s time we have a serious discussion. Strength of Schedule is a completely flawed metric that begins and ends with a biased opinion and should be taken with a grain of salt. It begins with a biased pre-season ranking, which influences an initial strength of schedule, then is effected by minimal cross-conference games, and compares conferences that don’t even have the same amount of conference games being played, as well as teams who have drastically different schedules within those conferences. Biased pre-season rankings. There is no logical reason why pre-season rankings exist, other than orchestrated drama to increase TV ratings. The CFP system got this right by not ranking teams until November. HOWEVER, the CFP does take into account Strength of Schedule, which traces back to the biased pre-season rankings. If it weren’t, then who’s to argue that the MAC isn’t the best conference (e.g. NIU beating Notre Dame) that faced a few upsets (e.g. Ohio State upsetting Akron) and not the other way around? Obviously we all think it’s the other way around, and that’s an extreme, but the point is it traces back to a human opinion from pre-season expectations. Minimal cross-conference games. They’re all games between an unknown placed team from one conference vs another (e.g. future SEC’s 4th place Alabama defeating B1G’s future 15th place Wisconsin, or the future B1G’s 9th place USC defeating SEC’s future 7th place LSU) early in the season to set a preconceived notion that one conference is better than the other without truly knowing anything about each conference yet — not to mention teams evolve throughout the season. The ACC and SEC only have 8 conference games… by choice. Half the SEC plays a P4 opponent rival (e.g. UGA-GT, SC-Clemson, etc.) to fool you into thinking they schedule tough Out-of-Conference opponents. But let’s not forget, that’s just the equivalent of a Big Ten’s 9th conference opponent. And the other half schedules an FCS opponent before their rival. Half of the SEC schedules are only 67% P4 and include an FCS opponent. The other half is 75% P4 and also includes an FCS opponent. While half of the B1G schedules are 83% P4 with no FCS opponent. And the other half is 75% P4 with no FCS opponent. Both types of B1G schedules are objectively more difficult than either type of SEC schedule. Don’t let UGA-GT “out of conference” games fool you. That’s just the equivalent of a 9th Big Ten (or Big 12) conference game. Some teams have easier schedules than others… by draw. Within their own conference that is. For example, 7 of Michigan’s 9 conference opponents were bowl eligible, while only 5 of Penn State’s 9 conference opponents were bowl eligible. And then all 8 of LSU’s conference opponents were bowl eligible, while only 5 of Georgia’s conference opponents were eligible. Am I arguing LSU would beat Georgia and Michigan would beat Penn State? Well… maybe yes to the later. But the point is, we’ll never know… and that’s even within a conference. Example Comparisons Let’s look at Michigan & Bama’s four Out-of -Conference games (well… Michigan’s 3 OOC games and then their first conference game), for example. 🐘: USF, WKU, Mercer and Wisconsin. (Only 2 bowl opponents and an FCS opponent). 〽️: Fresno, Texas, Ark St, and USC (All 4 bowl opponents). Now let’s compare some key SEC & B1G schedules broken down by # of opponents. # of Bowl Eligible Reg. Szn Opponents: Michigan: 10 Texas: 9 Ohio State: 8 Alabama: 8 Penn State: 7 Georgia: 7 Tennessee: 7 # of Playoff-Bound Reg. Szn Opponents: Michigan: 4 Ohio State: 3 Georgia: 3 Alabama: 2 Texas: 1 Penn State: 1 Tennessee: 1

@UnnecRoughness Sheesh

Should this have been offensive pass interference?