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Tenuta would get shelled in modern football. His style of defense didn't survive the changes to rules on PI.

Quinlan isn't objective. His slant is to drive people to his paid site. "I imagine" he really only cares about his bottom line.

from most gt alumni there isn't. because they don't follow sports.

Even then we often beat ourselves. In 2015 we did it with turnovers. In 2014 They injured JT and CPJ didn't jsut stick byerly in in the third if he had i think we win that one with angry timmy running over folks. In 2017 It was a complete collapse of roof's defensive play calling and secondary...

It meant he didn't give them a bye before UNC

Duke specifically scheduled and designed their seasons around us often requesting a bye from the ACC and making sure they played army and navy as well as one other option running fcs team. Cutcliffe treated us as the superbowl. Because he was the other person up for the job and ended up having...

the dwags escape....

According to Sports refference that isn't accurate ecord: 8-4 (22nd of 114) (Schedule & Results) Rank: 20th in the Final AP poll Conference: ACC Conference Record: 5-3 Coach: George O'Leary (8-4) Points For: 448 Points/G: 37.3 (2nd of 114) Points Against: 333 Opp Pts/G: 27.8 (82nd of...

Kirby convinced UGA to spend like alabama. They always had players but what kirby did was had them spend on coordinators. He kept monken there despite NFL money calling 4 times, he did what saban did and had extremely high paying Consultant jobs to keep coaches away from other schools while...

Adding UNLV and Utah State would sorta cement that area and brign them back to 12 teams so they would actually be the pac 12

Something tells me they add 2 more befor eits said and done. Im guessing they will add Hawaii. And probably Idaho. if they expand to 10 i could see Nevada and New Mexico.

edited it in, something to consider though sometimes a high PPG isn't as bad as it seams because everyone is scoring a lot that year. Relative ranking also matters. Good example is throughout a lot of chan's years we hovered around 20 ppg given up, however at the start that was usually good for...

Upon looking back through our history from 1970 forward I actually didn't spot any seasons where we allowed over 30 points not associated with thacker and collins. Even in CPJ's worst defensive year (2018) we only allowed 29.5. For what its worth we allowed 24.5 ppg in 2014 and ~27 ppg in 1999.

Only one? Even with how bad we were at some points in the 70s and early 80s? Impressive. Which was the other one because i don't think even 2015 had that ****ty of a defense given all the one score games we lost. I

I also don't believe the offense would have looked that much different to what we have now. He likely would still have gone after Faulkner.

Honestly in some years that wouldn't be a big deal. I think on average we'd dominate most of that consistent 8to 10 win seasons with losses to Ohio state and Michigan in the Championship games would build us rather quickly. What i Imagine is we would get 2 of the "blue bloods" every other year...

I still wonder what Tobias Oliver at QB, Jordan mason at B, Dontae Smith at A, With a bit of a round out of probably havign Graham at Reciever would have looked like. Throw howard into the rotation at B back and possibly playing A back to give us a big set on the field. Yates would probably be...

We forced tighter windows somewhat which lead to some drops

We just got beat.

A part of me wouldn't mind repeating one of alexanders worst years if only for the dwag tears. Especially since to pull it off we'd still have to win the ACC then beat them twice.