I was the first to praise GMac! Though, none of us had much proof of how good he might be… but, my philosophy was that just about any QB would be better than JPW. next someone replies… he was undefeated in the regular season… blah, blah… that’s all nice and dandy… ty JPW… but, name a game he took on his shoulders and won tebow-esque? I can think of none. don’t think I’m downing JPW fellow fans. I was never satisfied with his play… I guess 3 years of sweating bullets every offensive down made me a little pessimistic of his ability.

about running up the Auburn score:

“It was a seven-yard out route to the tight end, but they were playing bump-and-run, and the read is to throw it over the top on that. We weren’t trying to run up the score. If they didn’t want us to throw it over their heads, they shouldn’t have played bump-and-run.

In sum: if the Barn’s starters are going to bump and run, then our reserves should be trying to make the read they’re coached to make…36-nil, Barn.

read what you’re talking about and it did sound just a tad bitter, didn’t it? If Tubby were still the coach I probably would’ve included it.

i have to say this made me feel a lot better. Tubbs could have thrown him under the bus or said nothing at all. But im starting to believe in GMac for all the reasons you listed above.

and stealing from you for my new sig. That is great.

you didn’t see the incredible work he did with Ben Leard, Jason Campbell, Brandon Cox, and Kodi Burns? Those guys are awesome.

couldn’t help yourself…you just had to throw doubt out there..

He’ll become the most successful Ginger since Ron Howard.

I bet Crompton was the most sought after counselor in the whole camp, especially to the parents.

Think about it, he could entitle his seminar, “How to be an extremely shitty quarterback, yet still be a five-star prospect and get firm scholarship offers from literally every school in the country.” There’s nothing Peyton Manning could ever say to any of those kids that would half as enlightening and as useful as that.