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Geoff Collins was a Graduate Assistant at Georgia Tech in 1999-2001. I don’t understand all the hullabaloo here in this forum about this guy. GT was simply a beginning stepping stone for his coaching career.

A better question is, “How many touchdowns will Georgia Tech’s defense give up against North Carolina?”

I don’t know about any of y’all, but in my humble opinion our football team looks like schitt in navy blue britches. And dat’s all I have to say about dat.

Interesting thread and “analyses” from everyone in this discussion. However, I wonder if quite a number of folks discount the fact that Bud Foster has a bunch of inexperienced freshmen and sophomores making up his two-deep defensive team roster this year. If I’m not mistaken, 19 of the 22...

Georgia Tech’s offensive line tonight.

... shows us all how much we really know about football.

Correction, on my mistake above. Actually it is called a kicking block. Rubber kicking blocks for high school football are two inches off the ground, and are used for PATs and FGs. Kicking tees are used for kickoffs. Hope this correction helps! Thanks, guys.

Guys, y’all are forgetting once again, the Welles kid is a true freshman. He kicked his PATs and FGs off of a rubber tee in high school the past few years. It just took him a little while — after a lot of practice and repetition — to learn how to kick a football right off the ground (without a...

all 6-2, 310 pounds of him, has really solidified the Jackets’ offensive line over the past two games. Hansen was called out for his fine play by CPJ in his post-game comments after last night’s win.

I’m very happy to eat a lot of raw crow this morning. I’m still not too happy with our defense, though. But I realize that we just don’t have the horses to have a stout defense, so I very much need to get used to it.

Nate Woody will bee studying the Georgia Tech-Louisville game film all day today and all night tonight to try to figure out what the heck to do to really make his defense much better for the rest of the season.

Niumatalolo, Monken, and Bohannon will bee studying the Georgia Tech-Louisville game film tomorrow.

Louisville 48 GT 28. Our defense is horrible.

Nice, but to me, points given up per game is the bottom-line statistic for me.

Also, interesting bio on Wesley Wells in ramblingwreck.com. Both of his grandpas (his dad’s father and his momma’s daddy) are GT alumni. Go read it, y’all.

Don’t forget, guys, he kicked from a tee in high school. Takes a while for a true freshman kicker to get the hang (no pun intended) if kicking a football right off the ground in college. I believe he’s on his way now ...

Wells is a true freshman. He’s also a walk-on, I think if I’m not mistaken.

and looks like he has won the kicking job. Great showing for the young man, Wesley Wells.

Pardon me, gentlemen, but what we need are some big, strong, and fast defensive linemen. It’s a much higher priority than the OL.

A better question to ask is, “How accurate are ‘recruiting rankings’?” Take the “ESPN Top 300,” for example. How does ESPN select the “top 300 high school football players” out of the total number of high school football seniors (of which there are hundreds of thousands of them or even...