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I just don’t know. I’m biting my fingernails. What do y’all think? I believe the matchup between the GT defense and the Minnesota offense will be the key to the game.

I’m very impressed with Minnesota DC Joe Rossi after watching his interview. He’ll have his defense ready for GT’s offense.

Right here: https://www.ajc.com/sports/college/how-paul-johnson-peers-feel-about-his-departure/6Haz0SENR0M5KMX7IFJAMM/

Here’s his bio: https://utrockets.com/coaches.aspx?rc=481&path=football

Going to fit scheme to players not the other way around? Current guys will be utilized to their talents, and could be used multiple ways? If Coach Collins means what he says, it sounds like to me it would be an RPO (run-pass-option) type of spread offense. I certainly hope so! What do y’all...

by Ken Sugiura in this evening’s AJC: https://www.ajc.com/sports/college/why-malik-rivera-grad-transfer-year-tech-was-really-satisfying/oUZbpFrYtnnsHHwOaw3hoL/

Thank you, BilldGopher, for the linked article on your team’s new DC, Joe Rossi. He has produced a very impressive turnaround for the Minnesota defense. I have no doubt Rossi will put in a stout defensive game plan against Coach Paul Johnson and his spread option offense. It wouldn’t surprise...

Well, that didn’t work out very well, did it? Let’s try Nike.

I had thought Coach Pastner was supposed to be an excellent recruiter. He hasn’t panned out in recruiting top talent since he was hired.

Wow! Lots of fashion plates will be on display at Ford Field on the 26th. Geez ....

Competition among all the “skill” players (WRs, running backs, and of course, the QBs) will certainly be wide open this spring.

A lot of good, updated information from Coach Collins: https://www.ajc.com/sports/college/geoff-collins-the-signing-class-and-more/8OZDPbTOXvuaBjg6kPNIVN/

Merry Christmas to all of you, all my good Georgia Tech friends.

Choice is a great selection. If Choice can find one or two running backs who can run just like he did, we’ll be in great shape.

Yep! I like that one. Thank you!

There’s another version, too. It’s on the back of the rear spare tire cover on the Ramblin’ Reck car. Can’t find picture of it ... perhaps someone on this board has it.

When Bowl season ends and staff in place, GT recruiting for 2020 can begin in earnest. No problem, at least the way I see it. The new GT coaching staff will be starting from scratch anyway.

Sounds good to me. Plenty of time, actually. Also, very wise. Plenty of assistants to choose from. The quality of the coaching staff (or lack thereof) will ultimately determine Coach Collins’s W-L record at GT.

Gee, my mistake, folks! I just assumed Ken wrote it, and did not notice in the byline that Steve Hummer is the author of the piece. I’m sorry for my mistake... and thank you for correcting me. Steve Hummer is another one of the AJC’s few good sportswriters. Hummer doesn’t write about GT daily...

TaQuon Marshall—and many, many of his fellow Georgia Tech gridiron warriors—have a lot more class and maturity about the game of college football on The Flats than a number of posters on this board.