Watching on television, it appeared the UGA players on the field rarely had an issue communicating. That doesn’t happen when Neyland is really rocking. I assume the heat and being a day game combined to knock the edge off some of the crowd.
Very cool! I lived in Austin during the 2016 season. The high point of that period of exile was attending UT Alumni Association watch parties at a bar just off the Texas campus.
Moved there the first week of September and was back in Tennessee by February.
Words mean things. I agree with your first sentence, and “expert” is a good word there. Your last sentence is incorrect because Nico is not an amateur by any definition…well…except the haters may point to the less common definition of someone being incompetent. I don’t think he’s that bad.
While I won’t join the crowd complaining about Nico’s recent play, he is NOT an amateur. He is being paid, and that, by definition, makes him a professional. If a young man wants to play a key position at a big time program, and get well paid to do it, he has to live with the good and the bad...
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