I’m not as down on Bolden as you are. He had about 3 or 4 PDs and layed a pretty good hit on Moreno.

I can’t really blame him for not shutting down A.J. Green – kid is a monster. Georgia’s top recruit from the offseason. Rivals.com number 9 recruit overall in the 2008 class, #2 best WR recruit in the 2008 class. 6’4, 200 pounds. #2 best hands, #1 best run after catch. Beast.

I’m not disappointed about losing to Georgia. It was to be expected this year. They are more talented at most every, if not every, position, and they are well coached to boot. What I am most disappointed about is the Devils being 2-2. 3-1 heading into conference play and I’m confident about the team. But 2-2 with games @ SC, @ Cal, and Oregon in the next 3 weeks, it’s a possible 2-5 record heading into the game @ Oregon State, which won’t be a push over either. We (the Beavs) will be looking forward to a decent opponent after back to back games against the Washington schools. The final four games are against the 4 worst teams in the Pac 10, but a 6-6 record is not out of the picture at this point for ASU. How they bounce back from this game is based on coaching, and it will be interesting to see how DE motivates this team.

…but I am upset about the way they lost. I was expecting them to come out and be pumped up. I was hoping DE was going to get them jacked based on what happened last week. Alas, they came out playing uninspired football. Nance looked like dogsh*t, partially due to the OL admittedly. A single power runner in this day and age of cfb doesn’t mean much without a “lightning” counterpart.

I’m going to keep telling myself that these two losses were nonconf and that there is still a chance in Pac play. However, with Oregon’s loss yesterday I have no idea just what a solid conf record would mean.