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The Georgia Southern Option Playbook contradicts you on this point: "In a double option play the quarterback can't come down the line of scrimmage to option number three, hesitate and then decide whether to pitch the ball to the tailback or not pitch the ball. The decision can be predetermined...

Did he smile?

We beat UGA in 2008 completing 1 of 6 passes. We beat VT in 2009 completing 1 of 7. We beat FSU in 2008 going 4-6, and we beat FSU in 2009 going 4 for 8, but that game was an anomaly as neither team decided to actually play defense. Clemson #1 2009 we actually went 4-15 (and threw a first pass...

One is theft and the other is complete disregards to one's personal safety :)

Denzel McCoy was the 4* DT with a heart issue that kept him from football. I don't recall any lapses in judgement, but I could be mistaken.

Offense: Justin Thomas, I'm renewing my season tickets in the hopes of getting to watch the Justin Thomas show Defense: DJ White - He played great coverage in 1v1 vs. Clemson last year, just some absolutely perfect passes. Hopefully he takes the next step.

I love that answer. Hopefully JT understands he doesn't have to be a super hero and to get the ball to his teammates. Then the defense will forget about him and you can strike up the band.

I thought I'd ask this question here, for the gurus who follow our offense: When Tech is under center in an obvious passing situation. we normally line up in a balanced set. We'll then send an A-back across the formation in motion to create a trips look. This is to support the Run and Shoot...

I don't have the empirical data to back it up, but we very often simply do not pass the ball once we're inside the 20. In most game situations, our ground game is sufficient to punch the ball in and we decrease the chance of a turnover. In the 2 minute offense, we obviously can't run the ball...