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Here's a painful stat: GT ranks dead last in the country (#129) in red zone defense, with opposing teams scoring on an efficient .973 (36/37) trips.

Nope. After we beat NC State, we're in.

Love it. Thanks!

Actually, Fall divorces are much, much worse. Trust me.

George P Burdell

Interestingly, five of the sportswriters giving us votes are from: Lexington (UK), Charlotte (UNC), Pittsburgh (Pitt), Albuquerque (NMSU runs a version of the triple option), and Tuscaloosa (respect).

Yes! Victory formation.

A gentlemanly agreement to provide some GT fan gear (e.g. a hat, t-shirt, tumbler, coffee mug, etc). In the right shade of gold, of course.

Arrogance? I didn't get that as a take-away. When a kicker falls down, it's most likely because of a bad leg.

Of those three, I think at least one will be on the 2-deep. Is there an emoji for wit?

Essentially agree with your eventually descriptor.

Respectfully disagree. We have exceptional D1 athletes. If they didn't cut it at State U, they likely wouldn't make it here either. We offer lots of kids who don't pan out. So does everyone else.

Agree that he seems optimistic about JJ's potential, but when CPJ says "if not this year" I interpret that as NOT this year. He has talked about consistency and ball control as critical factors and has called out JJ for being too risky (my words) in that regard. Failure to mention LJ is curious...

QB camera? Creeper.

Well, they're not exactly wrong. We don't even know so the starter is yet. While we think the future is bright, fact is we're replacing a dynamic QB who is being considered as an NFL wr. He could change the game in one play. We're nowhere close to that yet. Everyone thinks that our salvation is...

Seems obvious to me that MJ is too conservative and JJ is a loose cannon. My money is on some combination of TM / LJ (my pick) and MJ converts short yardage and when the playmakers fall short. JJ stays at QB but rides the pine until he shows control of the ball. Any takers?

All this talk about poster credentials and player talent is malarkey: most on this board know enough about football and the players on our team to assess the effectiveness of our scheme. Does coaching experience make one more informed than others? Perhaps, but it doesn't take a multi-year...

The best part: "Many college football fans around the country would have no idea what to say to a coach who's won 67 percent of his games over 20 seasons as a head coach, has had only three losing seasons versus eight double-digit-win seasons, has won two national championships (and was...

I recall one of my exam scores from the mid-80s being 08/100 (yes, an 8) and I passed the test. Other exams often had class averages in the 30s = C. I really got the shaft on another occasion, though. The untimely death of an immediate family member compelled me to leave school early during...