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An interesting take Midtown. Down near the bottom of the comments, was one that I thought was spot on. Paraphrasing here but the poster basically said that during the press conference for Signing Day, Geoff kept his head down as though he was "beaten down". The poster followed that up by...

I can think of nothing more relevant than the number of wins over a three year span for a college football program under the circumstances.

I think wining three games a year may have something to do with it. But that is just a guess.

"If YOU are looking...WE are looking" Some of these guys need to understand that there are lots of players just waiting for the chance to take their place. It's a rough business.

Sign as many as they want and dare the NCAA to do something about it. Those *******es could not run a two car funeral.

Au contraire, mon ami it is darkest after 3 consecutive 3 win seasons.

7 wins? 8 wins? Your optimism does you credit, not that I share it for a moment.

If the ACC was not so full of dysfunctional programs to one degree or another, I would surmise a long time but in the Coastal going from also ran basement dweller to "elite" can happen in one season. The Coastal defines mediocrity in so many ways.

We will get some and we will lose some. The way it is going now it won't be long before some one will sign a letter of intent and before he shows up will enter the portal.

There is that "word" sure to trigger someone (elite).

I clicked on a couple of those properties listed. One was a 1 bedroom 1 bath shack that was listed at nearly a quarter of a million. Those people are crazy.

Well, Venables has left Clemson for Oklahoma. So there is that. Our recruiting rankings have slipped a bit of late from top 25 to about 34th or so but still well above what we normally get. Since football is all I really care about then there is not a whole lot of positives going on right now.

Well, if you saw him play along with the rest of the Black Watch, you would understand. When Cleve Pounds, Jim Anderson, Mark Pike, Roof, and Pat Swilling hit you it was generally lights out. One time against Clemson, I saw Jim Anderson hit the Clemson running back so hard, the boy's helmet...

That one commonality is born out in the numbers, again. Bronco 1-5 London 0-6 Al Groh 1-8 Since George's last year around 2000, the Cavs were 2-19 against Virginia Tech. They always seem to have SOME talent but not enough to overcome mediocre coaching. IIWII

I was somewhat skeptical of this claim...but the numbers do not lie They have had 3 coaches since George retired. Al Groh 59-53 .527 Mike London 27-46 .370 Broncho 36-38 .486 The one commonality for all of them was an inability to beat Virginia Tech.

Thank you for the information. Coach O ends up being the gift that keeps on giving it would seem. But the Bengal Tigers got a national championship out of it anyway. Maybe Mike the Tiger will take a bite out of Kelly and he will decommit from his decommit...or something.

OK, I don't get it. He is the starting quarterback and he is in the portal? Am I missing something? Is it due to the coaching change?

Ha! They are the ones that had the glory and the cheers. I got the jeers. OK, I promise no more off topic musings.

Did you happen to know Steve Crawford, Herman Jeter, or Slocumb the quarterback? A great team in 1971 that surprised a lot of people in making it to the state finals that year. Sorry about the old home week for ATL has beens that hijacked this thread. My apologies.

He understood. There was little about high school football he did not understand including the effects of housing patterns. I have a friend in church who played running back for Henderson at that time and he said that Lakeside's second string was about as good as the first string. Henderson...