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Going to be interesting to see what JL can do on defense. DL and DT in particular is a tough position to just suddenly move to and be good. On the other hand Jahazil's history suggests he could succeed.First he surprised as a tr-fr on the OL with his athleticism and ability to take coaching...

These are the ones I know. What can you add or create? Vagina Tech, Chokies, Poly, Fake Tech Crapaliers, Snobs, Cavmen armPitt, Pitifulsburgh, ****tsburgh UNCheat, Tarholes, Cheaters Freeshoes U., Criminoles, SemiHoles Weak Florest Wusspack Klempsun, Clem's Son, Tiggers Suckacuse BC Beagles...

If TK takes the next step, if Clayton can realize some of his potential, if Lee can ball out as a first year DL, then our 1st four on the DL starts to look P5. Will need some guys who can rotate in because offenses like Clemson, UGA, Notre Dame, will wear you down. Need Griffin to keep...

Like the Howard and BJS experiments. Howard surprised on STs and may surprise at LB. BJS might just be a natural RB and will somewhat know the position from HS. And you never know. Get a big rash of injuries and the position flexibility may be key. Article was good in that it pointed out just...

I think what happens is there are a handful of uber negative fans who are always calling for a coach to be fired. They post often and hijack many threads. It's easy for boards to get reactive to that. Though I supported Johnson I would sometimes offer criticisms of him on here I felt were fair...

In fairness, GT had zero recruiting support staff when Johnson started here, then after several years hired a whopping staff of 4....compared to Clemmons and Nadlicker's recruiting support staffs were northward of 20. One of the knocks on Johnson is he couldnt recruit. Not his strength to be...

Competition is king. Whoever takes the job takes the job. Young guys develop. A kid who isnt ready out of camp may come in midseason and light it up. Then everyone will say Patenaude should be fired for not starting the kid all along. Really a no win situation for the OC. If he sticks with a...

As does a big ole bag o' cash!

Buncha old doods out there flyin' around!;)

Thread has definitely jumped the tracks. Worse, it has morphed into bafflingly innane CPJ vs CGC thread. To think, I opened expecting some discussion of our CDP's offense. Oh well, the actual thread topic re CDP is itself getting dead horsey. There are those who say CDP sux and the O should...

My money is on people calling for Sims to play when the offense struggles against Clemson's D (assuming he is not ready at this point). Biggest barriers to Sim's development IMO in order of size are offensive line development (BY FAR), learning the offense (pre-snap and post snap reads), taking...

Choice had a nice little NFL career despite lacking homerun speed. Emmit Smith was not all that fast either. Of course, I will take homerun speed any day. I do see Mason as a pro prospect though. Like Choice he has quickness and yards after contact. Do everything else well, have a good head on...

As for his use on the field, I think it will help having a whole offseason, spring, and fall camp to figutr out how to best use his abilities. Further, while no doubt the new offense is still being taught, it will be easier with the basics being insalled for a year for the staff to find...

Oliver is a great athlete and a hard worker. For just suddenly playing WR mid-season I thought he did a hell of a job. Exceeded what I thought he'd do. If he is passionate about pursuing pro ball IMO he is in a good place because the program is #1 super open to position flexibility; 2, has...

Whups meant protege. Wild stuff. Wonder who Baylor targets?

Gleason is a load when he gets downhill, and shows a knack for finding seams on QB sneaks and interior runs per his senior film. Can see him converting lots of'and shorts' and goal line punch ins. Not as explosive as the others but good enough to make you pay if you forget about him. Kind of...

Actually his last 2 years at GT under O'Leary he had good defenses, and one year was nominated for Broyles asst of year award. Nobody wants to remember it or gives him credit for it because of his 1st yr as DC when we had the 100th ranked D and first ranked O. Nor does anyone realize the year...

Class individual. Congrats on getting a great degree, best of luck, and I look forward to pulling for him wherever he lands.

Bring it!

I believe what you are saying is that you don't see ST's, D, and the offense's surrounding cast improving enough that we can have a winning season without somebody balling out at the QB position. I agree, though I also think it's chicken-and-egg. OL needs to pass protect and run block better...