Talking points: Brandon Warren and Gerald Williams edition

by Joel on Aug 4, 2008 12:00 PM EDT in Rocky Top Talking Points Comment 4 comments

Brandon Warren and Geraldus Williamsanthimus? Any day now, for Warren, says AD Mike Hamilton. For Williams, too, I guess, and the day his mom gets to see him suit up in orange against UAB will be the joyful culmination of an excruciatingly long, arduous process. Is the fan interest in seeing these guys clear their final hurdles warranted? Apparently, as The Papa says that if they both get eligible, both will be "significant contributors."
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Do you have what it takes to be an SEC official? (Note: link fixed. SEC Officials /= Notre Dame poster. --hooper) Maybe not. Luckily, there's no test for becoming a critic of SEC officials. If there were, though, I would pass with flying colors, I'm sure.
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Last week's recap of the Big Orange Roundtable is at Gate 21. YMSWWC has this week's questions.
Condolences to the family of John Mark Stallings, son of former Alabama coach Gene Stallings. Looks like he was a really special guy.
Fulmer's Belly is, like me, dragging stuff out of the archives, and featuring some of his classic posts, one of which includes this fantastic line: "Bryant Denny Stadium was built sometime in the past, most likely by workers," which for some reason I just find hilarious.
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Welcome to new SB Nation blog House of Sparky, an Arizona State blog. He's got his angry eyes on!

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If it's taken the NCAA this long to figure out,

I’d guess that they’re both going to be eligible. After all, the NCAA is basically tasked with trying to justify not letting them play. If they haven’t been able to formulate a solid reason to deny the waiver, they should probably go ahead and grant the waivers. It’s the minimal-interference thing to do. Well, that’s what my limited-government-founded thinking tends toward.

by Hooper on Aug 4, 2008 12:43 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs