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That's a good point that is often overlooked when comparing net gains or losses. Another thing is that some of our transfers out are graduates who may not have been on our roster next year anyway. In the past, we've lost players with eligibility remaining who graduated but were unable to find a...

While I agree there needs to be some kind of policy that disincentivizes teams from faking injuries, I don't think rewarding the opposing team is the way to properly incentivize behavior. You're essentially rewarding teams that injure their opponents. Wasn't an NFL team (Saints?) caught having...

Thanks for the confirmation of my...opinion! :LOL:

When I took the recent fan experience survey, I could see some of the logic with respect to stadium improvements. Most improvements have the side effect of reducing capacity. So, improve fan experience while simultaneously using up some of the excess capacity, as well as justifying premium...

Isn't that what message boards are for? ;) Also, kudos to @1BearJACKET for the obligatory 9 in 3 mention. :rolleyes:

I know this is continuing the tangent but this just happened: https://www.onlineathens.com/story/sports/2022/03/03/georgia-basketball-freshman-cam-mcdowell-arrested-criminal-trespass/9361945002/ and prior to that...

Agree, many good points on both sides of the "argument". GTAA is a business - but a non-profit, and one with somewhat different goals and objectives than a typical Fortune 500 company. Regardless, there are some basic management principles that ought to be adhered to. College football is...

Just listened to the latest GoJackets podcast covering practices through yesterday...and based on the reporter's impressions, I'm cautiously optimistic about what Long is trying to do with the offense. Here's the link if anyone wants to listen...

At Tech, yes. UGA offers "science" degrees such as Geology where you can get a BA.

Expanding on this thought a bit, I believe the portal stats are somewhat misleading since pre-transfer portal there was always attrition from players who left without joining another P5 team. Some dropped down a tier but found playing time, others left football entirely. Those same players...

Folks, there is another 343-page thread to discuss the minimum number of wins needed to keep or fire CGC. I was interested in the discussion around this thread's title. Oh well.

There are plenty of facts that support your agenda. That's not one of them.

Your analogy is painfully close to home for my Tech experience. :D

Agree with your sentiment (coaches in general are massively overpaid) relative to program revenue, if you are using a corporate model for comparison. For GT and Collins specifically, he is paid a below-average (and hence below-market-rate) salary for P5 (source...

Also, 247 thinks he is headed to vandy. https://247sports.com/player/jeremy-lucien-46048981/

https://www.courant.com/sports/uconn-football/hc-sp-uconn-football-jeremy-lucien-transfer-20211125-20211124-ttyirmhcqbachitnurdt5hxrju-story.html

I also thought his name seemed familiar. Posters seemed pretty excited when we were trying to flip him during his original recruitment. https://gtswarm.com/threads/qb-harrison-bailey-hbailey_05.17337/

I am hoping (wishful thinking?) that Coach Choice and Coach Coleman are not just doing it for the $, but more so as an opportunity to "come home" after making bank in the NFL. Otherwise, they are certainly at risk of departing for green pastures as some of the lowest-paid coaches in the ACC.

Agree with you on Miami and UVA, but not sure about BC. BC, even with a backup QB, is playing better than expected so far. At least we get them and VT at home.

You're probably correct, but winning 2 of our remaining 4 ACC games is not too much of a stretch. With half a season's data, several predictive computer rankings have the 3 remaining Coastal teams on our schedule ranked in the same vicinity as us (midrange of FBS). Hoping the bye week allows us...