Great season, great senior class and a future so bright – "I gotta wear shades".  Not totally sold on the offense yet, but I'm sure we just got a glimpse of it.  Probably only about 30% of it, I'm guessing.  It's funny to watch the whole team get set and then stand up and look at four coaches going into seizures on the sideline.  Why not just teach the QB to read the defense and let him make the audible???  I’m sure there is more to it than that but it's not going to be popular with the "O" line but at least they will get a good back and ab workout.  Felt a bit sorry for Cox being his last game and playing second fiddle to the new coaching strategy and watching Burns take a lot of snaps.  But watching him jump on the pile at the end puts him into perspective as a leader for me.  He wasn't the best (certainly not the fastest) but he seemed to always bring calm to the offense throughout his career.  My astrologist/yoga instructor/advisor says I need to forgive him for the UGA games.  So I will.  All is forgiven BC and thanks for the heart, leadership and wins over bama.  Best wishes King, Brandon, Eric, Tez, Quentin, Cole, Zach, Leon, Brandon, Pat, Josh, Matthew, Prechae, Danny, Carl and especially "Stump".
Things to do before spring:

• Start looking for Muschamp replacement
• Organize all of the QB’s into weekly lawn service for Tubberville – see who really wants the job
• Cancel all internet music classes for the team

Please add if I missed anything...

One of the things that irritates me about our coaches is that they get way too conservative right before the half.  We had the ball in very good field position with almost 2 minutes left, but we didn't really seem to be trying to score--just run out the clock.  When we were forced to punt, Clemson got the ball with a minute left, on their own 20, and threw long 3 straight times.  What gives?

Okay, maybe it's just me, but doesn't the whole offense look really confused when they all look over to the sidelines in concert to find out the play?  And what's with four guys on the sideline all signaling the play? Why so many? They look like the Village People dancing to YMCA.  Hopefully they can work on their presentation a bit in the spring.

Total yards kinda snuck up on you.  I really didn't realize we had so many.  We had quite a few drives that stalled out after a few plays, so maybe that's why we piled on the yards without scoring as much.  Glad to see that this spread offense still involved the run quite a bit.

Mario Fannin was on fire in the first half, but we hardly saw anything of him in the second?  Was he injured? Why do we always seem to never keep feeding the guy with the hot hand?

That kickoff return scheme that we call The Globe.  The one where five return men put their backs to the coverage and then scatter every which way:  I just love that play. Seems to be effective, too.

.....I like it too, but you can't run it exclusively. There's the risk that the coverage team will load up heavily in the middle, and just fly down the field and bust it up before the handoff happens. You can outnumber the blockers easily, with only six left in the pattern. Also, there's a lot more vulnerability to an onsides kick, too.

.....Fannin did catch that crossing route for the score in the 2nd half. He was wide, wide open. Caught an absolute bullet throw, too! I think Fannin was lining up wrong more than the other backs, and his pass blocking isn't what Tate's or Fannin's is.

.....I enjoyed all of the sideline dancing around. I'd say it's going to be tough for spies on the other side to decrypt. There might well be "call your own" stuff in this offense, but you'd better still be signaling. Confuse the heck out of the enemy!

.....I'm one of those fans, for whom beating Bama IS not just the top priority, but probably the top 5 priories, and 8 out of the top 10. Those guys abused us SO badly in the 1960s and 1970s (fans, not the players), the debt of revenge will NEVER be paid back in full! However, the ability to beat Bama goes hand in hand with doing well in the SEC.

.....My Bammer uncle was over at my parent's Christmas afternoon bash, this year. My brother's overenthusiastic dog, was there, and my uncle had to pipe up: "You Auburn folks just can't handle your dogs!" I didn't say a word. All I had to was hold up six fingers. It made him SO mad! "Next year," yadda, yadda, yadda... Sure. JP Wilson and the baby receiving corps. Yeah, sure. Good luck, Unc.

.....War Eagle!