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If he hadn't died in 2000, I would recommend the ACC hire the 1960's singer Oliver (known for Good Morning, Starshine and Jean). He had some connections and a good voice. In case you're wondering what I'm talking about, he was Swofford's brother. As far as Swofford doing a good job for the...

Thanks for the info. Does anyone know if there's any word on if/when the Comcast deal will be done?

A u(sic)ga fan said the same thing to me. I replied that maybe Richt had heard strange things about SA’s at GT were actually getting an education, and the idea of it seemed so far fetched to him that he came to check it out.

I noticed Stech81 hasn’t replied to this thread yet. They must not be able to revive him from the euphoric swoon he fell into!

And if if’s were touchdowns, U(sic)GA would be national football champions every year.

I’m not say Collins can’t do it and I hope he does. However, academics will always be an issue. After all, Clemson has a degree called “sports communication” that involves four years of studying how to use social media. Only 30 students per year are accepted into the program, and 28-30 of those...

I could see GT leaving Gowdy on the roster as a way of honoring him, then the NCAA penalizing us for being one over the roster limit. :mad:

You can (rightfully so) put some of the blame on TV, but I don't think that's the major factor. High school games aren't attended nearly as much as they used to be. I watched some of the state play off games on tv, and some of the home stands weren't even half full. This can be due to a...

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They were. Home team conference officials are used. It used to be the opposite, but that changed a while back.

I seem to remember at the time that CPJ had complained to the officials earlier in the game about them hitting the center immediately after the snap, and the officials ( from the SEC) said there wasn’t a rule against it. UGA did it again in OT and CPJ complained again to no avail. The SEC later...

The old joke—What do the average GT and UGA fan have in common? Neither one of them went to school in Athens.

Yep. I expect to see a lot of them on their Case tractors (freshly spray painted) or 1986 Chevy pickups (also freshly spray painted), enjoying the one time every 2 years they come to the big city to stare at all those big buildings

Section 218, first row below the walkway with 3 GT fans and 1 dwag fan. Before you give me grief, let me say that the dwagger has been to almost every GT game this year (pulling for GT), he does all the buying and cooking for the tailgates, and he provides all of the pre- and post-game beer.

I completely disagree, but then again that may be due to the fact that I sit in the upper north. I am sidewalk fan, so I sit up there to avoid paying additional money for my tickets (having to contribute to the Tech Fund). By the way, the cheap ticket prices weren’t just in the upper north...

So I guess we tell the players and recruits that although they love both, they can only have one.

Cold? Tailgating at Russ Chandler and it’s 60 degrees. However, we are in the sun, so that helps. I honestly think last week’s game marked the beginning of good things to come, so I’m looking forward to see if today’s game beats that out.

Yes, I was referring to Dan Pitts at Mary Persons. Some would dismiss him by saying he won only 1 state championship, but he was in the hunt most years. Ironically, one of his best teams (‘74) didn’t go to the playoffs even though their record was 9-1. Back the. Only 1 team per region went to...

Here is another coach’s record for comparison. My high school coach (I know, I know, not the same as college) had a record of 12-28 after his first 4 years. Over the next 35 years he had 1 losing season and finished up as the winningest coach in the state of Georgia (since surpassed by a couple...

I'll be there with my daughter and 2 friends, tailgating at the Russ Chandler. THWG and Piss on Pitt.