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That’s the difference between good teams and bad teams. Last year we beat everyone we should have beat. That’s the first step. Now we have to start beating the teams that are equal or better than us.

Except teams lose to teams they should beat all the time. There’s upsets every week.

We’re at the point now where expecting 10 wins isn’t “drinking the kool-aid”. Expecting an Al Golden 7 win team to jump to 10 wins despite him doing nothing to improve his staff nor brining in top level recruits would be “kool-aid”. Expecting a Mark Richt offense to suddenly become great...

I don’t think 10 wins is really asking that much. ****, they would have won 10 games last year if they played the original schedule.