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looks like I fell asleep right about this point and my head hit the submit button...

Interesting look into how "spread" offenses are. It's a measure that uses the number of tackles the offense faces; specifically percentage of the solo tackles. The reasoning is that the more spread an offense is, the more solo tackles it creates. GT was #22 in 2014, and #14 in 2013. If you...

This is great, but I am not sure a Stanford grad can cut it academically at Tech.

basically said 2014 Offense > 2015 Offense, 2015 Defense > 2014 Defense hopefully we catch up in the former relation, but the second one looks good

CPJ not happy with the offense so far: "If you call a pass, you might as well get ready to punt or kick."

To be honest, UT would always outbid us for players anyway (if there was a free legal market). Maybe it's actually a blessing that the difference is set to be only $400 more per month. :)

A laptop costs $500-1000 these days, double that if you want to splurge. Do we give a new laptop every year? We are talking about UT paying about $4000 more per year for 4 years. Big difference that can't be explained with just a laptop...

So, someone calculated what each school can give in addition to the current stipends: http://m.chronicle.com/article/At-Least-15-Athletics-Programs/229229/ Article says "Beginning in August, Tennessee can start providing players with about $630 more a month than it does now, according to its...

http://m.ajc.com/news/sports/college/jeune-impressing-at-wide-receiver/nkqHM/ Still remember his clutch play at the Orange Bowl: (Vine from @Longestday)

For reference from October 2014: http://georgiatech.blog.ajc.com/2014/10/30/shamire-devine-qa/ So much pressure on the guy. He has a tough job.

Since the 'swarm lounge' became the 'climate lounge', I share this excellent essay "Climate Science is not Settled" by Dr. Koonin (His previous positions include professor of theoretical physics and provost at Caltech, as well as chief scientist of BP, where his work focused on renewable and...

Bjorn Stevens' lower calculated climate sensitivity means the current response against CO2 emissions has an even better chance of succeeding at limiting the global warming and sea level rise. That is good news!

Thank you! Been waiting for this SO LONG!!

They might want to try him at TE too.

The first part sucks: "All practices are closed to the public except for the Spring Game." http://www.ramblinwreck.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/031815aac.html Last year, (at least some) scrimmages were open to the public, so that part is great even though it's not mentioned in the linked article.

Or you could root for GT to do well enough that Gregory gets hired away. One can wish...

It shouldn't be hard to beat $2.4 million guaranteed. Any 5 year deal above just about $500k per year...

http://markbradley.blog.ajc.com/2015/03/17/techs-bobinski-says-he-could-have-afforded-to-fire-gregory-i-believe-him/ I think this can explain how Bobinski is seeing this different from us. He is valuing Gregory a lot higher than us, and maybe that's why he overpaid by extending Gregory with...

I don't fault Bobinski for the 1-year-extension, just how much it upped the buyout. He should have negotiated a more reasonable buyout, or not extended. Like, the buyout he accomplished with CPJ. Anyway, overall on Bobinski, he hasn't been here that long, and I would go with mixed results for...