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If you don’t, that would kill ticket sales.

Yes. Cubaj covered for Hermosa’s shortcomings. She has always tended to reach up for rebounds without jumping, and her hands aren’t strong enough to hold onto the ball. She has a nice soft touch when she shoots, but she can’t seem to get open shots since Lorela graduated.

It’s almost worth it.

Watching our game against Auburn. 15-pt Q2 lead is down to 2-pts early in Q3.

I had forgotten that cheer! Classic.

In the 70’s, at least, even engineering majors took “Crocks” as an elective their senior years to get the hours to graduate. The word was that if you turned your term paper in with a blue binder, you got an ‘A’. Worked for me.

1. Any coach who has had mediocre or poor results at his last stop, yet is deemed to have “learned and grown.” 2. Anyone whose strongest attribute is that he’s “a Tech man.”

I thought you went to prison for that.

CPJ would probably ask, “Who?”

Same here. That could be a way to get all of our international students excited about GT sports. But I suppose that’s a topic for another thread.

Or, Batt conducts a nationwide search and looks for the best coach for GT, whether he already knows him or not.

At least he spells “J” right.

Same here. Really glad I bought it when I did, but maybe Adidas will bring it back now that Coach Key is wearing it.

It’s been protocol to do this at every medium-to-large company I’ve worked for, and quite possibly protocol at GT, too.

I agree. And I don’t think he/she needs to have coached or played football either, but needs to have been an AD or Asst AD at a school where winning football is important...not necessarily P5 or even FBS, either.

Never thought you’d have to explain that one, did you?

I think it’s time we give it a rest re how the termination was handled. It happened, it’s done, and we can’t change any of it. Let’s move on.

Has not been a coach????? What’s he been doing for his career so far?

Bryce just sold me on Dell McGee.

Yes, we are, but it gives me a little bit of a thrill to read the words “post-Collins era.”