Think of this as a declaration of intent.

Three things we will discuss tomorrow 1. Is this the new NIL parity? 2. Is this UGA regressing? 3. Is this normal football that happens as Kirby has said “humility is one week away in SEC”

This morning I’m celebrating last night’s victory over Bama. But I know it’s just us who’ll relish in the irony of the “non call of pass interference”. We’ve lived years seeing Bama’s natty victory over us celebrated while our more recent victory is ignored. The media types have reached the point of sickening. Dawgs are on top and all is right with the world. But…get ready the sports media will be there to try and bring you down while glorifying their darling Bama!

One thing is for sure, in the Middle East, they'll be passing out .mp4 files of the Nidal Hassan execution to celebrate his martyrdom and recruit new terrorists. It will be a recruiting bonanza.

HOW TF DO YOU OVERTURN THIS. THIS IS COMPLETE BS. 3RD TIME ALABAMA HAS GOTTEN SCREWED TODAY

An important clarification:

🚨INCREDIBLE: A baby was taken out of the womb at 23 weeks, had a life-threatening tumor removed, and was put BACK INSIDE so she could keep growing. In one of the most remarkable surgeries ever performed, doctors at Texas Children’s Hospital opened the mother’s uterus at just 23 weeks, partially delivered the tiny baby, cut away a massive tumor that was crushing her heart, then gently placed her back into the womb and sewed everything shut. The baby, LynLee Hope, continued developing for another 13 weeks and was born healthy near full term. This is open fetal surgery — one of the most advanced and delicate procedures in modern medicine. Surgeons literally operate on a child who is still supposed to be inside her mother, then return her to finish growing. A living miracle of skill, courage, and science.

A D2 coordinator posted something that should scare every recruit reading this. His school’s database held 50,000+ recruits for a single class. One class. One year. 50,000 names. He can’t watch 50,000 highlight tapes. Nobody can. So he doesn’t try. He eliminates. Fast. Every coach runs a checkbox system before he presses play on your film. Checkbox 1 is size. You can’t control height, but weight is 100% on you. If you’re undersized for your position, every other box has to be perfect just to survive the cut. Checkbox 2 is position need. A coach can love your film and still cut you if he already took 3 quarterbacks in your grad year. Zero room left. That’s why sending 100 messages to one level is a losing bet. Fire wide across every level. Some staff has a hole at your spot right now. Checkbox 3 is grades, and it’s the one most families ignore. Below FBS, academic money stacks on top of athletic money. A 3.5 GPA kid is cheaper to offer than a 2.5 GPA kid with the same exact film. Talent gets you recruited. Grades get you offered. Aim for a 3.0 minimum, and know that 3.5+ often maxes your offer. Check your NCAA core GPA, not your transcript number. Core excludes PE and electives. Floors are 2.3 for D1 and 2.2 for D2. Checkbox 4 is your X profile. When a coach hears your name, he searches X, not Google. He gives you about 30 seconds to prove you’re worth the click. A helmet photo, no measurables, and a bare Hudl link gets you cut before he ever opens your film. Only after all of that does he reach checkbox 5: your first 5 plays. A D1 recruiter and a director of player personnel both told me the same number. 30 seconds. 3 to 5 plays before he decides. Order your best play first, because there is no later. Notice the order here. Size, position need, grades, X profile, then film. Film is dead last. Most recruits obsess over their highlight tape and fail every box that comes before it. And here’s the part that flips this whole thing. You can pass every single box and still get skipped, because he simply forgot you exist. A coach needs to see your name about 7 times before it sticks. One message is not a strategy. It’s hope.