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Leave it to Kelly Quinlan to put a bow on it. https://georgiatech.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1809603

The answer to fixing the season is to win tomorrow, have Clemson win tomorrow, and then beating Clemson next week. Maybe it's a pipe dream, but if you wanna see the manic side of our manic depressive fanbase show up, that'll do the trick.

In a bit of irony, I happen to believe that Reggie would have made an unreal option QB. He had toughness, running ability, and big arm. EDIT: Apparently this has been covered. Apologies.

Here's my shocked face.

Seriously, if the Heels are in town you know it's gonna rain. 2009 and 2013 were played in monsoons.

I hate my own answer, but I have no effing idea what to expect.

Sure glad he'll be on our sideline Saturday and not Carolina's. Believe he was rumored to be a lock for the Heels.

Is it possible that neither Skov nor Marshall gives us the best chance to win now, but rather Allen? If he could stay on the field, he might be the guy who could carry the load.* *I recognize the "staying on the field" part is of mild significance.

Omg, I want to like this 100 times. Co-sign on all fronts.

I think his comments about how much we want to win pales in comparison to how much the coaches and players want to win (because of the investment they have in it) really strikes a cord with me. It's also a good reality check. Those coaches are working 100 hours a week to win the damn game...

My favorite part about this is that they view this as some sort of badge of honor. If they *just* figured it out - after 30 years - then they're effing idiots.

So you want questions asked, but you don't want to be the one ask them even if you have the means to do so. And if someone else asks the question you're disinterested in the answer? You'll understand if I find this difficult to swallow.

If it makes anyone feel better, the last time our offense looked this bad two games in a row, we went out and beat #5 Clemson the next week. So, there's that.

Ricky Jeune had a nice day receiving, but this video shows that he really struggled blocking. I'll be watching Errin Joe all day Saturday, because he has some room for improvement.

He's a good option QB. That's really important, since we run an option offense.

It also suggests that the players don't know where to go. Poor Brad Stewart is trying to hit someone (anyone!) and ends up hitting two guys but not doing anything. They need to confidently go execute their blocks, irrespective of what else is going on in the play. Also worth pointing out...

I do think it would be an interesting discussion to trace the A-backs who have signed here over the past four years and what happened to them. To the extent we agree that blocking on the perimeter has been an issue - and I think we do - it would certainly be useful to see why we're where we are.

Sure, I get that. I guess I hear Johnson a lot say "we turned a guy loose" or something to that effect and I just wonder how we account for that. Obviously, this stuff isn't perfect, so I guess it's more of a compass than a GPS. Still helpful - and cathartic - though.

All this talk about leadership is, I think, misguided. There are very tangible reasons why we're struggling, and none of them include leadership. We need each player to, as Derrick Moore would say, "take his assignment seriously." Unless or until that happens, we could have the most...

The well-reasoned portion of your comment cannot be overstated. It seems like a lot of people are saying run outside more, or pass more. That's not analysis, or it's woefully incomplete. There are clear reasons why we're struggling, but a real discussion would involve why we're unable to...