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There was just a different look to this GT team tonight than in prior FCS games the past few seasons. Skov was tailor made for this offense and what a great decision he made in coming out to the Flats. Sure it was an FCS team, but something was different in the attitude of the team and wanting...

Skov runs low to the ground and behind the beef up front at GCG he is a LOAD. He obviously enjoys carrying the rock after blocking for most of his career at Stanford. I'm glad he watched GT last year in the ACC Championship Game. What an addition for the team. This team looks hungry and...

Rumor has it that Justin Thomas and Broderick Snoddy will not be able to play for GT this season. They will have to transfer immediately as it was just discovered that they have SEC SPEED and have been banned from the ACC.

I'm looking forward to Skov hitting the A and B Gaps this season. That ought to be lots of fun for opposing defenders all season long on those death marches.

Stars are proven to take $$$ from folks gullible enough to give them a credit card. I enjoy your Stars knowledge as it's very amusing to read.

@Legal Jacket: JJ Watt and his two Stars says hello; NR-Walkon Clay Matthews send his regards; and I almost forgot; OT Jake Fisher from Central Michigan wanted me to tell you Stars Don't Matter when you are a FOOTBALL PLAYER!

Perhaps you judge a big time recruit based on Stars. I define a big time recruit on his ability to play Football; as does CPJ and the staff. Gotsis was a big time recruit to CPJ; as was AJ Gray. That's what I'm talking about. You make an assessment on superficial factors; Skov didn't carry...

Folks complain when GT isn't ranked, then nit pick when they are rated in a preseason poll. I don't understand all of the negativity associated with plugging in new players. It happens every year in college football just as it does in high school. It's a reality for coaches every season. Yet...

You get your best players on the field. Just ask former walkon DT Sean Bedford who switched over from the scout team at the suggestion of CPJ and was an ALL ACC Center for two years. For those that care; NR

It can't be Laskey because Bryant was still standing upright. A Georgia Tech B-Back used to crashing into the A and B Gaps every play is as tough as they come and would lay out a loud mouth receiver. Think of Walt Garrison, a fullback for the Cowboys back in the 60's and 70's who used to ride...

So if this is GT's bye week, the same can be said for Alcorn State. The talking heads always say what an advantage that is when having extra time to prepare for the triple option. Ruh Ro!

Fortunately one season under CPJ was enough to wipe away three under CCG. Good job Andrew and keep working hard.

Hard to understand why FSU sold out before the Mutts. Homecoming notwithstanding. But I'll take it!

With all of the lucky calls and breaks the Mutts have received in COFH, and especially last year, what stands out most of all is how Richt and the team cracked under pressure in that last 18 seconds of regulation when Sanford and & Son Stadium was rocking. Their Horshoes of luck has finally...

GT scored a TD with three passes against FSU in the ACCCG in less than a minute and that was without Smelter. The offense works and will work even beter this season.

"It won't work!" Weren't they saying the same thing about those two Wright brothers and a contraption they built? How did that turn out?

“There’s no question he’s a special player,” Johnson said. “But the biggest thing we got out of him a year ago that we maybe hadn’t had is, he bought in. He wasn’t worried about wanting to do something else. He bought in to what we did. All those kids did a year ago, and it was fun.” That says...

@Skeptic: That's is right on the $$$. The spread shotgun is hobbled badly on short yardage plays or the closer it gets to the goal line. You are creating another defender by snapping the football to the QB seven yards behind the LOS. That makes no sense when you are on the two yard line and...

The unique feature of the CPJ offensive scheme is that the ball is always in the hands of the best offensive player (QB Justin Thomas) to start the play, who will then go through his option reads and keys and get the rock to the player who is in position to take best advantage of where the...

I'll be interested to see what Mr. Skov has to say throughout the season regarding how he fits into this CPJ offense and his decision to come to GT. He's a bright young man who did his own research and knew that he had an opportunity to be an important component in this triple option scheme.