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The difference was one of you was right and the other was wrong.

Not sure where you’re looking. There’s been plenty of chatter about more committing recently. Franks and Bermudez. Morton picked up another crystal ball recently. Still in play for Harrell, Battle, Jones, Ivey, Perry, Mesidor. Just had a 4* FSU QB commit visit. Obviously won’t land all of them...

We out recruited Temple every year but 2016(59 them/60 us), and that was while we were running the option. We currently have the #25 ranked class for 2020 and I wouldn't expect that to go any further down than #30. It might be easier to out recruit your competition at Temple compared to GT, but...

Wait we are using preseason prediction as proof now?! Go look up preseason prediction for 2015 and see how that works out. The NFL talent on the 2008 roster is in a earlier reply. Hardcore revisionist history on the media’s steadfast belief that the TO would fail at the P5 level.

Jon Dwyer, Demaryious Thomas, Lucas Cox, Derrick Morgan, Michael Johnson, Morgan Burnett, Vance Walker, Darryl Richard, Mario Butler. That’s just the ones I know for sure reading the roster. If DT was only successful because of single coverage he wouldn’t still be in the league.

So just a note, when CPJ got here was our team loaded with with NFL caliber players? Yes.

All four girls in ESPN’s top 75. CNF can recruit.

W/W/G

The colors are the exact same on each jersey though. The perceived differences in this photo are because of the giant white studio light right in front of him that you can see in the reflection of the helmet.

Same template as last years blue but I think these are actually black. Looks great.

No longer getting an MRI with the improvement of the ankle today. Will return next week.

Not to mention, in high school most of us didn't have to study. Learning how to really study is what benefited me the most at Tech.

For your giffing pleasure.

Trea Young showing out early. On pace to drop 60.

This could be Nate.

Here’s Griffin’s run for reference.

I'm glad I'm not the only one that saw the same thing. Every time he had to make a slight cut, the defender caught him and he went down. None of those runs even come close to the run Griffin had called back last Saturday.

I'm curious if all they players just stood there or sat on the benches, would the narrative be that the players have packed it in and given up on the season because they look disinterested and aren't cheering for their teammates?

He has to plant and get up field eventually because the football field is only so wide. Good running backs need more than speed. They need vision, burst, acceleration, and lateral quickness. Nate's a great guy and a good player for us, but he wouldn't be able to produce at the level Mason...