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Hire Troy Calhoun of Air Force and his staff they beat Navy 28-14

I think 6-6 gets GT a match up with Memphis in the Military Bowl.

Here are my ACC and SEC picks for week 7. ACC Louisville 63-28 over Duke Clemson 38-14 over NCSU Georgia Tech 42-17 over Georgia Southern Pitt 35-24 over Virginia FSU 42-21 over Wake Forest Miami 38-28 over North Carolina Virginia Tech 35-17 over Syracuse SEC BYU 24-16 over Miss State Alabama...

CBS Sports writer Jerry Palm predicted GT would play Memphis in the Military Bowl

I think GT beats Georgia Southern 42-17

Tennessee will finish 10-2 and go to the SECCG then probably will play Houston in the Cotton Bowl. The SEC Commissioner said Florida and LSU have to play their game.

I think Troy Calhoun is superior to Ken at least in my opinion. Air Force held Navy to 14 points while Navy scored 46 on Houston

Coach Majors never forgave Tennessee for firing him in 1992.Johnny p*ssed off a lot high end Tennessee alumni by saying it was his team and not theirs.

http://www.tunein.com/radio/Georgia-Tech-IMG-Sports-Network-s230311/

Here's a photo of the 1918 GT-Pitt game. Pitt was 1918 National Champions with a 4-1 record https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1918_Georgia_Tech_Golden_Tornado_football_team#/media/File:DaviesPittGT1918.jpg

That guy needs an education LOL

Time to listen to pregame of the Georgia Tech IMG Network online. I couldn't believe the Freefootballradio website screwed their schedule up and said Georgia State was playing Pittsburgh ;) LOL

Vanderbilt was the Alabama of the era and Sewanee was darn tough team to have to play.

That's really cool ;)

Here's another photo of what the uniforms looked like then. This time worn by all time GT great Buck Flowers from 1920 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1920_Georgia_Tech_Golden_Tornado_football_team#/media/File:Flowersgatech.jpg

GO JACKETS!

A Cumberland played tried to hide on the GT bench and Heisman told him he was on the wrong bench. The player said i'm safe on the right bench because if i go back to my bench i'll be sent out to play again. That was the only game Cumberland played that season and a lot of people volunteered to...

You make great points,Vespidae. Imagine if Bobby would have stayed at Tennessee i bet Bob Woodruff would have succeeded William Alexander in 1945

those were great times for GT they dominated UGAG until when George MacWhorter played running back for Georgia from 1910-1912 when UGAG won 11-6,5-0 and 20-0

The first season passing was legal. John Heisman campaigned to legalize passing because the middle of the line was so bunched up. A football back then looked like a rugby ball and you could pretty much only pass it underhand