ATLANTA — You don't have to like it. In fact, they probably prefer you don't.

You don't have to like that your offense will, at some point, allow a touchdown to the Alabama Crimson Tide defense. Or that the team's backup running back, Bo Scarbrough—a 228-pound sculpted ball of rage—is capable of carrying your starting defenders great distances by his lonesome. 

You don't have to like any of it. Not the unrelenting flow of talent that enters and exits the program year after year. Not the expression your quarterback makes when he is terrorized for three consecutive hours by men moving far too fast for their si...

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