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Aside from slow-twitch and fast-twitch muscle fiber, there is the fact them some people simply think faster than others. FROM THE ARCHIVE Why Babe Ruth is the Greatest Home-Run Hitter

If I'm wrong, and we win less than six games next year, I'll take my medicine. But if we win 6+ and go bowling, I'm going to mercilessly hound the Eeyores on this board who call themselves "fans" (which is technically short for "fanatics"). Y'all been warned.

I understand and agree. At the same time, a coaching staff is a team, also. Our new OC (and a lot of our new coaches) have contributed to very successful teams.

Key - mentored by Chan Gailey, Nick Saban Weinke - Heisman Trophy, National Championship, NFL QB Faulkner - Offensive analyst for two NC runs Oh, never mind... 🙄

The difference between us and you is that most guys here think that a juice box is a thing with cables that you use to jump start your pickup when you don't close the door all the way. jk Glad to have some kids...er, young adults...on board. Tell your friends. 😋

Yeah, but weren't we promised flying cars? How come we don't have flying cars? I WANT MY FLYING CAR! 😋

And why does that rule apply to me and not to everyone else? Hmmm? 🤪

Wait...did you say "06" as in 2006? :oops: They let kids in here???

The thing about surprise teams is that they are, you know, a surprise.

Let's say that I'm the plant manager at Spacely Sprockets. Based on historical data (dating back to the time before flying cars became a thing), my plant has had a 3% rejection rate when the sprockets reached the QA department and the infamous Inspector 12. Yeah, that one...some headhunter...

Yeah, that's an amazing group. BUT my question would be: Were those guys a bunch of unknowns at the time they came to Tech who later went on to greatness? Or were they already proven commodities when they arrived on the Flats? If the latter, okay...that WAS a great assemblage of coaching...

Our current coaching staff has a total of seven national championship rings - earned either as players or coaches. I agree that they still have a lot to prove in their current roles, but these folks have won it all before.

Okay...it's early. Too early. But I'm curious...we know that there will be a lot of experienced coaches, analysts, and consultants, etc. on the Tech sidelines this coming fall. And yeah, Heisman, Dodd, yada, yada, yada. Luminaries, I know. But in terms of cumulative resume strength, how does...

I might not have been paying attention...okay, I wasn't...but isn't this emphasis on creating HS connections with the schools around the state something that was not a very high priority under the past few coaches? Or did we always have guys on staff specifically tasked with spreading the love...

Hang on...didn't we just hire a Georgia HS coaching legend as an analyst a few days ago? Is this the same one or is this a SECOND we've hired in the past few days?

Well, no. But after next season, the past 3.5 years will be...well, you know...

Big State University. Flagship of the entire state university system. Tons of in-state talent. 5 MBB titles. 20+ Women's Soccer titles. 0 FB titles. How have they NOT achieved at least one FB national championship? And for those of you who are not fortunate enough to live in the Tarheel...

What about no scholarships and no NIL? "Man, I did love this game. I'd have played for food money. It was a game. The sounds, the smells. Did you ever hold a ball or a glove to your face?...I used to love travelling on the trains from town to town. The hotels...brass spittoons in the lobbies...

And FWIW, I was playing along. 'Splaining your post for the benefit of others. I'm a giver like that...just here to serve. 😇