Question in the title... has Nike fixed USC's shade of garnet yet in more recently released gear, or is it still the Alabama/Oklahoma shade of red (see the picture above, comparing the polo vs. the garner background).

The jerseys actually look somewhat close to the garner color, but the polos and hats still have that red-ish look to them.

For those keeping track at home. For complete and utter chaos, here’s some rooting interest:

1. Win out
   
2. Kentucky lose 3/4 remaining games.
   
3. Bama lose to LSU and Auburn/Vandy
   
4. UGA lose to Florida (and/or GA Tech but preferably keep loses within conference)
   
5. Ole Miss lose to UGA and/or Oklahoma
   
6. Missouri lose to Arkansas, UGA, and/or Oklahoma
   
7. Texas lose to Arkansas and/or A&M
   
8. LSU lose to Texas and/or Arkansas
   
9. Florida lose to Oklahoma, Vandy, (and/or FSU but preferably keep loses within conference)
   
10. Tennessee lose to A&M and/or Vandy
    
11. Auburn lose to Arkansas and/or Ole Miss

This would be the most chaotic and interesting timeline. Would leave all of the conference with 3+ losses and would make the selection committee squirm.

We got votes in both the AP and Coaches polls this week.

AP has us effectively at No. 30 and the Coaches at No. 35.

has anyone on here taken the beginner japanese placement test? i’m trying to get placed into 122 for the spring since I was unable to take 121 this fall (i do have prior experience with japanese)

how was the formatting? what kind of questions were there and how difficult were they? does the beginners test have a writing portion and how is that??

thanks for any input!!

We're in their latest skit!

Did I miss something? Did he get hurt? I just noticed that he had no data on the box score.

That's what I'm talking about! It's hard for opponents playing in Willy B/The Cockpit!

https://www.reddit.com/r/CFB_v2/comments/1xev9cl/espn_explain_yourselves/

I don't know how he does it sometimes, he's infuriating as a passer but a hell of an athlete

Gamecocks played a lot of tempo offense. The center was over the ball almost immediately after every play. It seemed to me that Sellers could have snapped the ball 3-5 seconds sooner on almost every play. He seemed to allow Tennessee to get set before running the play.

Doesn’t that defeat one of the main purposes of the tempo offense?