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I pretty much do.

Oh. That's different. How?

I struggle to believe God wants him to play QB at Georgia Tech.

Asterisk my hind foot. Coaches are paid to win. Collins made his choices: new coaching staff, new offense, new defense -- well, that is what he said but it looks awfully familiar to me -- so win already. I ain't getting any younger you know.

They might have been "projected" but when the numbers came back, they weren't nearly as high as they "projected." So they came back for the money.

Well, but Marshall comes to mind.

How's this for starters, and I can't recall the exact quote, but: the greatest rebuilding project in the history of college football?

Who said Collins is an "up and coming" coach? And as far as equating Tech to Army or Navy, then obviously you have not been paying attention to them, particularly Army the last few years. (I still think Johnson started sliding at Tech when Monken went to Southern. He never had another assistant...

Why, exactly? Can he or can't he coach?

Really, I am not trying to pick a fight. I don't pretend to follow all the minutiae of drafts, or recruiting, so I happily concede your reading of the draft. But nobody, not even hated Clemson, is gonna fork over millions of dollars for one more year. (Wilkins, by the way, might be my most...

Please tell me you're not suggesting those players were paid millions of dollars to play one more year. Because 1st round pays multiples of millions. So that's silly. They might have come back to win a NC, but more probably they learned they were not going as high in the draft as they thought...

That is truly cynical. True, but ...

If K didn't know he should be fired for lack of institutional control. In today's AAU-run basketball world, the coaches ride the tide and then try to absolve themselves through ignorance. Until universities re-establish themselves as centers for learning nothing will change. And universities...

Of course Coach K is innocent in this, as in all the others, and as John Wooden was at UCLA. Get somebody else to handle the payoffs and when they are discovered, fire the guy and claim you knew nothing. Life is grand at the top.

Be wary of absolutes. Ray Guy went in the first round in 1973. He had a decent career,

Collins’ ATL/Competition is King culture may actually help with retaining players, as it puts extra emphasis on giving snaps to players who have earned them. I find this discouraging if true because it implies we have head ball coach who was ignoring who might have earned playing time. I...

I hope sooner than later our on-field performance will match the off-field accolades.

Have not a clue but my friendly barber, Razor Ray, could explain it in terms of second cousin four times removed.

What I most remember from that runback was Johnson sprinting down the sideline waving Tarrant to get back, Clemson was actually going to punt. Swinney was just learning to head coach at the time and gave it away, and a would-be pooch kick turned into six the other way.

Do I misremember or was Burnett not the guy who ran the punt back against Clemson in '08 or '09 at BD Stadium?