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I never bought it, but it's been tossed around here.

Isn't that Tobias in the opening sprint scene winning the sprint? I thought he was not supposed to be fast???

He had more than one P5 offer than never made the papers. Don't ask for a link or a source, I know this to be fact. You can choose to believe me if you want to or not, I really don't care.

Hyperbole? Seriously? Calling GT your dream job when it's not* is a dishonest attempt to ingratiate yourself with the fanbase. *We don't know this to be the case, but the fact that it's being discussed makes me restrained in my enthusiasm.

And he’ll be happy to let you film practice, too. ;)

Our last Coach got us to NY6 game and stayed.

Of course he does, it’s his “dream job”.

It'd be pretty hard to reconcile processing a kid with the whole "we're a family" sermon you keep preaching. If you oversign, you're setting yourself up for a major predicament when you don't have the expected attrition. What do you do if that happens??? Well the factory option is two fold...

Not a bad thing but he now has to deliver.

Stansbury will likely stand by him but the fickle fan base won’t. Not after generating these expectations.

Several years? He won’t get several years. Expectations are blowing up and a most of it is his doing. He won’t get several years.

I agree with a lot of this. This is why we need to expand our net nationally. The state of Georgia is too small a geographic region to find enough of these guys. On top of that, the state of Georgia is not known for its production of academic scholar athletes. I’m Not sure these are the kind of...

Actually, in this case, it is both. However, I believe they are obstacles to the majority of the recruits that fall in the elite category.

But you said it was night and day different?:rolleyes:

Why do we call it processing in college and cutting in high school? Maybe it should be like high school and they should all have to tryout every year.

“I didn’t come here to play school!” One “elite” had the balls to say it out loud in front of reporters.

A 60 on a test is a D-. ;)

Nailed it.

I used the data from a site that compiled 5 yr composites from all recruiting sites and then ranked the results. I then compared that to the most recent top 25 final AP rankings and got the result that surprises. I was surprised as well.

My criteria extends beyond onfield record. Furthermore, the onfield record component doesn’t focus on mean record/winning percentage. I’m ok with ups and downs as long as the highs include division and conference championships and major bowls. Off the field we cannot regress in APR, grad...