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Wouldn't it be logical that they would drop to DI- FCS?

Yes, the infamous "rocks for jocks" program.

You're right. I misspoke. I meant to make a play on words, "which of our BS degrees are not science?"

It's time to end the bs requirement. Do that and then ask if Tech can compete at the highest levels in football. Keep the programs because the State and the Country need people with those certifications. But stop forcing higher math and science where it is not required.

Then we should require that the restiction imposed by the BOR requiring Georgia Institute of Technology offer BS degrees only, be removed. It was a back door requirement added in the mid 1950s to end Tech's domination of uga on the football field. That was when opposing recruiters began carrying...

That wasn't the question.

Which of our Bachelor of Science degree offerings are not "Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math"?

You'll figure it out when you gain more experience.

Who did they play OOC and cross division?

His firing prevented Tech from having back to back great recruiting classes. They ran him off when he got his QB. Most of the time, his offense was protecting his defense.

If that were true, it would require stating only once. More than that, and it is working an agenda. It is the very reason Eric had to leave "Stingtalk" and start "The Swarm". Here we are 10 years later and the stingtalk children are attempting to ruin this site also.

It has been taken over by the negative nancy cult.

Wasn't this the reason for firing Chan and hiring Paul?

Why does that bother you?

It looks like somebody beat them out. CPJ recruit? LT, No; LG sometimes, Cooper; C, starter, Minihan; RG, No; RT, No.

But then again we support about 65% of the number of programs that the factories have.

Jimbo Fisher

Anything is possible if Collins has an incentive to renegotiate the contract.

Actually, driving to the basket is a key part of Devoe's game. It seems that this year it is ok for the defender to put Mike in the front row.

I think Washington's last good year was 1799.