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Bingo.

That's exactly what I've thought, too. Not incredibly fast, but very strong and great after the catch.

He's practicing with the scout team until he's eligible. When he moves to the Varsity, as he will if he plans to play, everyone will know he's going to play. This is not like an injured player that we're playing close to the vest.

Why is Brad Kaaya #2 on that list? He was MAYBE the 5th best QB in the league, on a 6-6 team, and the focus of that team was their RB anyway.

To counter my own argument, Eric Crouch won the Heisman. If that's the precedent, then yes, Justin Thomas should at least have a shot. Check out Crouch's numbers in his Heisman season: Rushing: 1115 yds and 18 TDs Passing: 1510 yds, 7 TDs and 10 INTs

He'll be in the discussion if we win some big games early, but I don't think he has much of a shot. He just won't have the numbers to compete with guys like [insert Ohio State QB], [insert Oregon QB], and [insert Wisconsion RB].

This x 1000. I don't understand how not lighting up the scoreboard against elite teams is indicative of anything other than those teams are good. Do people not remember losing 27-3 to Miami? 51-7 to VT? 31-3 to Clemson? 14-13 to FSU? Too many to count vs. UGA? We were regularly shut down...

Could have said the same about Snoddy before this year. I was completely unimpressed and never thought he'd play a meaningful role going into this season. He's done that and much more.

Sammy was at Clemson when I was in grad school there. He's a really nice guy, but let's just say this doesn't surprise me.

If FSU plays us anything like they played Citadel, you're right. They sold out to stop the run (still gave up 250 yards rushing) and Citadel had guys running WIIIIDE open downfield. Problem is they couldn't block long enough to get it to them, and the receivers dropped a lot of passes. We've...

Smelter reminds me a lot of Anquan Boldin. Neither is blazing fast but both are so good after the catch. Both have really strong hands and frequently break the initial tackle or drag a DB for several yards after the catch. Let's hope he has Boldin-type success in the NFL.

Winston is long gone after this year. I'm sure he's ready to be gone, and I know FSU is probably ready to cut ties as well.

I think our only chance is if Wisconsin beats OSU unimpressively, giving the impression that they only won because OSU lost their QB. I also think K-State has to beat Baylor, which looks a little more likely now that Baylor's QB got concussed. Do we get in over a 2-loss Wisconsin? Right now...

The pass was WIDE open all day for the Citadel. They just couldn't block or catch the ball when they were open. If FSU lines up like that against us Thomas will throw for 250 and 3 TDs.

I'm happy for him. Seemed like a legitimately good guy who just realized that the system wasn't the best option for him, nor was he the best option for the system (puns intended). As long as he doesn't go to Duke, I'll wish him well.

As much hype as Vic Beasley gets (and rightfully so), Grady Jarrett is a better player. He was Aaron Donald-like in how he would blow up the interior play after play and still manage to chase and affect plays on the perimeter. The rest of the DL is every bit as good as advertised, too. The...

I read recently that Georgia Tech has punted only 24 times in 11 games this year. That sounded good, but I decided to compare it to the rest of the ACC to see how we stacked up. Here's what I found. FSU has the 2nd fewest punts, with 37. 10 of the other 13 teams have punted at least 49...

What does Florida have to offer that Clemson doesn't? Seems like the situations are pretty similar except he's already pretty beloved by many Clemson fans. I can't imagine Dabo leaving for any job except maybe Alabama, since he played there.

I don't think there is a better offensive coach in CFB right now than Paul Johnson. It's a shame that many others don't see that, but if it keeps him at GT then I'm happy with it.

JT doesn't get credit for yards gained off pitches or other option reads so these numbers don't paint a true picture of his impact.