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I am optimistic you are correct! :)

I don't deny that I have a bias against Saban - well, just about factory football. Saban has created a huge dynasty and kudos to him for that. There are lots of positives at his program and I hope those are the ones we are bringing with us. However, I cannot hate the gray shirt program more, and...

I hope that what this article means is something different than @Animal02 and I thought when we read it. I don't want to promise kids scholarships and take them away or ask them to enroll as a gray shirt and promise that maybe we'll give you one. I want to honor the legacy of Bobby Dodd on this...

now I just have to remember where all of them came from. haha....I know, mostly Temple.

thought this was pertinent to our conversation:

Has anyone put together an entire lineup? There have been so many trickles that I am not sure I remember them all or who is who!

That's a great word...and I'm a girl graduate! :)

Your take is really interesting. I hadn't really thought of it like a work environment before, but that makes sense. I would definitely not say factory if it were me. I would say TEAM - or at least that's what I have loved in the past few years - to win, all of them had to pull their weight and...

Obviously a lot of people complained about the TO offense and CPJ, but boring is the LAST word I would use to describe the TO offense or ANY game where CPJ was coaching...Like the TO offense or not, it meant you never knew what was going to happen - and I always felt like we had at least a 50/50...

and that is why until the NCAA levels the playing field with regard to the amount of money you can spend, we will always have football dynasties and known losers.

I like this, especially if it means rotating all of the #ATL guys in and out. FWIW, Clemson does this and the players are engaged because they know if they work, they play - and they are not shallow at spots - if you work and play, you are expected play at the same level as what others call...

There were definitely a few left-handed compliments in there and some jabs! Love the spirit of TQM. LOVE that he and Oliver were close and competitors at the same time with NO drama - very Tech-ish in my opinion. I will always just like TQM...he's a class act!

I really don't mean to sound ignorant, but I don't understand this thought - if it was our offense that was so "offensive" as option offense that used cut blocks, why is it that our defensive recruits had to worry about cut blocks? Because of practice? I guess that type of thought must have...

Yell away. I like not having to deal with the drinking of a few that can ruin the game for me and my family. My opinion is to keep it out of my cheap seats section where families can enjoy the game without alcohol-induced idiocy.

Where to y'all think Woody will land? App state at HC? Louisville?

I missed this. Maybe most of you didn't, but this is a great place to put it since he got it for the kick off return

GOOD! - I actually found it first and then came to the board to see what y'all knew and thought it was the other way around. whew...for now!

https://thecapitalsportsreport.com/2018/12/04/report-georgia-tech-offered-job-ken-whisenhunt/?fbclid=IwAR2nWOk7BfLmxYGRfuK_mngJXjlnfYJajUQ4iOBqDyq72ZBjsPiAFekfdpQ

I just read an article on football scoop that said, "Source tells FootballScoop Stansbury is expected to hire a coach who will guide Georgia Tech away from the triple option." While that might be the end result, that is not what I heard in the press conference. I heard - "has to be innovative"...

Am I disappointed that it is a no-name bowl game? Sure. And yes, I think it is disrespectful. But for me, I'm so incredibly disappointed at WHERE and WHEN it is. With CPJ retiring, I really wanted to take my dad to see CPJ call one last game, and it's just not possible. I would have traveled 8...