I don't think you should be calling JC by name on this message board. We already have enough problems with helicopter parents – don't need the Alpha Omega rolling through these parts... 

That's going in my photobucket.

Good for you! Please pray for the rest of us who can see humor (another of God's gifts) in most everything.

Now back to football: Is it my imagination or do we nearly always have to come down to a defensive stand? Nail biters!

LSU 9, ALA 6. Games that matter are usually close.  Enjoy that the Cats have arrived, the tension comes with the territory.

Is that you Tim Tebow?

I think having close games is really good for the team, especially as prep for the MACC and the bowl game, where you're up against better teams.  You can't blow everybody out because of the balance that's developed in the MAC and because of the irregular scheduling of the final month.  The Cats had short weeks for the last two games, while BGSUcks had an extra two days to prep and Fiami had a more normal schedule (3 games in 13 days (the 2nd at home) instead of 3 games in 12, including two road games in 6 days).  You never really know the mettle of a team until they get into a close game.  The Cats showed a sense of urgency (a good thing) but no panic.  They should stack up well against their next two opponents, whoever they might be.