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Tech won the only ND/GT game I've been to, the '99 Gator bowl. Had a part-time receiver named Mike Sheridan, no speed but great hands and seemed always able get open for a clutch 1st down catch when the Jackets really needed it. Made his first and only TD catch of the season that New Year's Day...

Yeah, geez it's just 60 miles down the road.

Oh. TLDR🙃

? King is practicing, and "day-to-day".

Bubble screens worked against Duke and UNC. Can they work against Notre Dame? We'll find out, no doubt.

No doubt, but I would guess they're not as good as the NFL prospect starter and maybe that's one area of their defense we should attack. ND recruits good everywhere. Also to be considered is that they're down to only three CBs. One of those goes down and we could run these guys ragged.

Not necessarily. The possibility of HK being out or hampered by injury affects the line. These gamblers don't know whether he's playing or not, just like the rest of us.

"Notre Dame has just three scholarship cornerbacks as it prepares for Georgia Tech. Starter Christian Gray is still locked in, but the Irish will have to lean heavily on a pair of freshmen in Leonard Moore and Karson Hobbs." Hmm, could affect the game plan. Maybe the Jackets will work one of...

The weird thing is that King would seem to be favoring his arm or shoulder, but then throw a nice crisp pass later on. Hampered on some plays, fine on others. Or so it seemed to me.

$ Down the drain.

Ball looked like it went forward to me. Barely perceptible in slo-mo replay, the hand and ball both went forward just before he lost his grip. Or at least it seemed so to me.

Both Army and Navy are now ranked in the same AP poll for the first time since 1960: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-football-poll

He kept throwing it high and long. Several things could be the cause of that, but it's obvious he has an injury to his arm or hand.

I was sitting right above the action, and after a while turned away, figuring the play must have surely been blown dead by now. Next thing, I looked up and saw a Gagger running in the opposite direction with the ball and the refs acting like it was all natural. They haven't blown the whistle to...

It reminded me of that play against Ugag in 2014 when the mutts slapped the ball loose in a scrum that took over twice as long as the one Saturday. Saturday's call was borderline, but you may well be right that if he'd crossed the goal line, they would have given him the TD.

Kind of lucky, but he made a quick recovery, and deftly got it out of there. Bottom line is a 32-yard punt with no return. Not great, but not a catastrophe.