The Tigers have new coordinators on both the offensive and defensive sides of the football. Expect to see an improved defense that will have the ability to keep the team in games. Because of that, I don’t think the kinds of blowouts delivered to Auburn last season will happen in 2012.
On this show, Jacob Bunn is joined by paralympic medalist Bob Lujano.
On this show, Jacob Bunn is joined by David Sears to preview the upcoming season in the Pac 12.
Coming into the year with a talented and experienced quarterback is a nice advantage enjoyed by the Bulldogs this season. Once again, they do not have Alabama, Arkansas, or LSU on the schedule. I think the road is paved for Georgia to have a legitimate chance to make it to Atlanta again.
This is the year that Dan Mullen needs to take his team beyond the barriers that have held previous Bulldog squads back. With Kentucky and Tennessee as the two SEC East opponents, I think Mississippi State can possibly get to a very nice number of wins at the end of November.
On this show, Jacob Bunn is joined by David Sears to discuss the 2012 Big 12 football season.
There will be highs and lows, but I think the Gator team will be significantly improved in toughness, run defense, and creativity on offense this year. All signs during the offseason so far have pointed toward Muschamp turning things around in Gainesville. It has to show up on the field, though, to be legitimate.
The second day at SEC Media Days 2012 fetured six of the fourteen members of the conference. Florida, Mississippi State, Arkansas, Kentucky, Auburn, and LSU all met the media.
Tuesday at SEC Media Days in Hoover, Ala. SEC commissioner Mike Slive addressed the ongoing speculation about the creation of a new television network for the conference.
Day one at the 2012 version of SEC Media Days at the Wynfrey Hotel featured the two newest members of the SEC.