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JT was offered by FSU at QB. The truth you say is undermined by the false.

Whoever you are, you know what you're talking about.

These are my contentions: 1. CPJ is a very good coach and that under him we've been a good program. 2. We are on a razor's edge between great and terrible seasons. It seems that each of our seasons, whether they've been very good or bad, could have been the other way around with a few...

I really like Cover-4 in spots. It's a very solid run defense, numbers-wise. It sounds like you're dropping 4 deep in the coverage, but the way I learned it from CJT and other coaching clinics back in the early 2000's, it's not how it sounds. It effectively gives you 9 in the box. You've got...

It's very simple to me. This year we have a decent pass rush because we have a good personnel situation at DE. If you can be strong against the run (by scheme) and can rush the passer, you're going to be a good defense, that's all there is to it. If you have average guys at LB and DB but have...

I'm with you on all that, but would like to nuance it a little. Kirvonte may be as fast as Dwyer. CPJ said as much earlier this year. Also, I'll take @Coloradojacket 's word for it that Marcus Marshall was also at Dwyer'ish depth while Kirvonte is closer. So, it may not have to do with...

I think he means as their new head coach. If that's the case, then I would guess Venables would make the jump.

Another place to look is us not scoring a TD (settling for 3) when we're 1st and goal on the 6. Our offense is built for that. If I had one question about CPJ, it's that sometimes he seems to outsmart himself. Just run the option or the belly for 4 plays or put Matthew in and run QB follow...

Great post. I'm missing something. You're a Miami fan right? Yet, you say "we" can take advantage of their injuries and mistakes. Second, it usually comes down to blocking and tackling, not injuries and mistakes (with some exceptions, Tennessee). I think there's a very good possibility we...

Burn baby, BURN!

My goodness, those are fantastic. On one of them, I'm like, "No, Kirvonte, don't!", as if he could hear me back in time.

Perhaps there are legit answers, but these are definitely legit questions.

I understand that logic. But, if we're going to win the division, then we probably have to beat Miami regardless (If we lose to Miami, put our odds at 20%, if we beat Miami, put our odds at 50%). So, if we take that as a given, then it's better for GT if Miami has a better record/perception...

It could be a quick slant type of play where they're coached to cut to get the DL's hands down. A lot of teams do that on quick inside pass plays. (as opposed to some kind of statement)

The main comparisons I can confidently make now are somewhat minor. Taquan is more elusive while JT is faster top end - both lead to big plays. Taquan gets through trash better. JT had a faster release and a bit stronger arm, I think. I can't tell if Taquan will be as accurate as JT yet, but...

Now you've got to admit... those are great looking uniforms.

That's what I was saying (or trying to):

Good stat. I think the ypp (or ppd) ratio would be even better. But, this is still good because the fact that it's a ratio of offense to defense should account at least some for the differences in game-length/number-of-plays due to different offensive pace. One thing I take from this is that...

Mostly agreed. Also, the bad juju against Ugag.

My logic is not an argument for CCG's success or deserved credit up to the time of his dismissal, but rather that at the time of his dismissal the future looked brighter than what had been accomplished up to that point. Nix not having more time would be data applicable to the past, but CCG...