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It's in 2024. The upcoming season will be 2023.

WTF dude?

How is he still playing college ball?

We can sometimes manage to hang around with a team for a while. Then, inevitably, we can't score, they go on a 12-0 run, and we're ****ed. Unable to climb our way back in.

He still can be. They just hire him back for twice his GT salary or whatever.

Not sure he did: https://www.linkedin.com/in/santino-stancato-16899150 Got his name from reading this: https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/26706900/waffle-house-morpheus-awakening-georgia-tech Pretty sobering.

We beat them on larry munson day in 2008.

Switchblades.

They sing it before every game.

I think maybe the only thing he improved at was learning how to occasionally finish a run for an extra yard.

I'm not sure that Gailey ever had a year that snakebit injury wise. But indeed, he never had a losing season. So that was something.

Agree with you on gailey, while keeping in mind that like the entire 2015 team was injured. To my memory, that was basically the "issue" that year.

I had no idea that Thursday games went back that far. Figured it was a late 90s invention.

So a perfect fit for Tech, you say?

Hey. Y'all sit around and cry for Coach Collins. Send him a sympathy card, maybe.

There are no real consequences for him. People keep going on about him "losing his job." Yeah, and he gets 20 million dollars for it. This isn't some dude down at the meat packing plant getting laid off. So, I have compassion as a human for whatever emotions he has surrounding his failure as a...

I have compassion for people in dire straits. People struggling to make it. Millionaire dude remains a millionaire, plus doesn't even have to work anymore? Not worried about him. Sorry if he's feeling bummed out. He'll be fine.

Why feel horrible? This is a perfectly reasonable view. He's set up with enough money for multiple lifetimes for doing nothing other than crashing GT football into the dirt. Not having sympathy for him isn't the same as wishing him ill.

Would gladly live through his temporary nightmare for millions of dollars.