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I dunno. Three of their losses were by less than one touchdown, and they beat FSU. With the exception of the Louisville game, they didn't have a bad loss.

My apologies, but we're almost to page 300, and I'm a little bleary and weary at this point. Who's your horse? How do you rank 'em? FWIW, I'm Chadwell first, Key a close second and the field a distant third.

If I were JBatt, I would do this: JB: A, I've narrowed this down to Coach A or Coach B. Here are the their respective pros and cons.... All things considered, I'm leaning toward A. What do you think? AC: Nice presentation, J. You've done your homework. I like B, but I could live with A. It's...

Non sequitur. BKey may not be in the running and the team (possibly including BKey) doesn't know. If BKey DOES know, he's quietly putting out feelers and taking phone calls.

What if we trade BKey and a future draft pick to Coastal for JChadwell?

Let me try a different approach. Ten years from now, do you think the license plate holder on the back of Gibb's ride will say "Georgia Tech" or "Roll Tide"? My vote?

Ignore.

No way 85+ keep that a secret.

Are we actually in agreement here? If CPJ had recruited more QB and WR talent, we would have been able to pass more successfully, and that would have opened up the run game (our bread & butter). I always felt like the defenses could load up the box because it wasn't likely we were going to...

I do. Which is why I've ALWAYS advocated for some variation of the <ahem> option offense to give us a competitive edge against opposition which doesn't encounter it every day in practice, etc.

See, I put this all on PAC. He's been here 3.5 years, and we're still not in the top 25 of all schools nationwide. We need to find a President who understand what it takes to make us a truly elite university...someone who has more than being a "Tech Man" on his resume. There are a lot of good...

If CPJ had focused on these two things, we'd be Wake Forest or better right now.

Sure. But that would be true of anyone we hire, right? I wasn't there, so anything I say is either conjecture or hearsay. It just seems to me that if the new guy has dialed up the intensity of practices, improved some schemes (or allowed his coordinators to work unhindered), played kids based...

That's an oversimplification. Any conscientious position coach will do the best he can with what he has to work with. Any employee does. Any parent does. But you must believe that Key is simply incompetent and unqualified to be OL coach. Why would you say that when both GOL and Saban felt...

Did the OL coach have full control over who was given a scholarship? How practices were run? When the 1's worked against the 1's? Yeah, I can see how the OL could be badly hamstrung by the HC.

Seriously, people? Take a break.

Is everything bad always on Key?

College Football Head Coaches Who Never Played Mike Leach, Washington State. George O'Leary, UCF. Sonny Dykes, Cal. Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech. Bobby Hauck, UNLV. Charlie Weis, Kansas. Dennis Franchione, Texas State. Bill Clark, UAB. Mike Lieach, Washington State. Hugh Freeze, Ole Miss. David...

FWIW, I'm willing to bet that three of the four wouldn't survive the weekend. Pick'em.

Well, this is 100% speculation, but he might have said something like: "I hope to see you in Atlanta next year, Brent. You've done a hell of a job, and I hope everything goes well for you. You deserve a shot. I really mean that."