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UGA has a strong defensive line that should pressure Boyd though. Without the time to sit comfortably in the pocket, the DBs don't have to cover that long.

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Yes they did. Unfortunately, I was there and having to listen to it. Same with the 09 UGA game after D Thomas dropped the 4th down pass.

I went to an Alabama game in 2011 with a very good friend of mine who is a season ticket holder at Bama. The entire stadium was yelling S-E-C at one point, so yes, they do yell it.

That was my thought as well. I think the only real shot the ACC has in those 3 match ups is Clemson. Even that one is iffy, IMO.

I disagree. I'm fairly confident they would indeed argue the merits if you come out of a weak conference. With the new 4-team playoff coming next year, they would indeed pass over the winner of a weak conference and take a 1-loss SEC champion instead. For proof, look at the last 2 year's...

At that point, we would actually have the benefit of being able to make the case to recruits that we are the better program. And that's something I know both of us would enjoy. Personally, I'd love to see us go 13-0.

Clearly you've made up your mind that GT is the better program and you aren't going to change your mind. But go ask these young men whom we're trying to recruit...ask them which is the better program. And they'll tell you to look not at the last 4 years but look at this year. Stanford is...

#7 in 2012, #7 in 2011, #4 in 2010. That's pretty damn relevant.

When you're recruiting players, they could care less who won the NC in 1929, so the recent time frame is the most important. The last time GT was relevant in the national championship discussion in the last few weeks of a season was 1990 as far as I can remember. That was before these guys...

Oh I don't think there's any question that Tech is the better program over all time. However, I think if you ask any fan who isn't affiliated with either school, they'd tell you that Stanford has been a better program over the past 5 or 6 years. Can they sustain that? I think that's the...

That's the problem. You can't do that. If is a big word. If my grandmother had testicles, she would have been my grandfather. The fact is that Bama is an SEC team. They do play in the SEC regular season. And teams have to play them.

I have a serious question. Why does the Hill care and why do they have a say in who we can and cannot recruit at GT? For regular students, this isn't a question. But the APR standards of the NCAA is pretty much a self-policing standard. If CPJ recruits players who cannot make the grade at...

This. I despise them as well. But, if you win 7 in a row; it's kinda hard to argue with the word "dominance".

This. I sat up there a few times several years ago before I moved to the East side for good. One GREAT thing about those seats is when the play is going away from you and is on your side of the hashmarks, you will frequently see the holes open up. It seems you get the viewpoint of the QB or...

I agree with you with one exception: if our 2nd string only plays the 4th quarter, I think we're in trouble for the rest of the year.

If it isn't an NCAA issue, then it is a Tech/Hill issue. Because if the NCAA says he's eligible, then the only thing stopping him from eligibility would be GT.

I thought The Migration was pretty cool. But these videos are quite possibly the best marketing efforts to come out of Georgia Tech in my lifetime.

Vision of a fan versus vision of a coach: knowing that if your primary receiver is open, you throw the ball to him and don't look to your progressions. Some fans look at a play in hindsight and act like a QB has 10 - 15 seconds to scan the field and decide which is the more open guy and throw...

I doubt we would run JT out there on 4th down as a change of pace guy. Vad is much larger and on 4th and short, size will usually trump speed. I fully expect (and honestly, I hope) that we do run a few plays per game with JT just as a change of pace guy...to give the opposing team something...