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I really think Singleton *should* be a slot receiver in this offense - we're still lacking a big body receiver on the outside with speed to kill. Maybe Blackburn can be that guy if he can get healthy.

Kind of a microcosm of this point - but Brady and Gronkowski are both future hall-of-famers. Look at the Patriots record since both of them have left. Belichick may very well not be coaching the Patriots after this year. Heck, look at the Bucs this year without Brady. The play is probably a...

Faulkner's roots is in the Air Raid. We're more of a Power Raid with the commitment to the running game and getting tight ends in the mix. Sanders is also the most sacked QB in college football so he's taking a beating back there - Colorado star Shedeur Sanders is nation's most-sacked QB...

I'll bite. GT alum, twice. Season ticket holder since 2008. Last week hurt, mainly because I really hoped we were past that. I'm obviously excited for the victory today, for how the team played, and let's be honest, beating Miami is just icing on the cake. I've never liked their fans and that...

Well heck, it's already been resurrected... I think C-Pat really wanted to run a spread option type of offense, and I'd guess he was probably a bit shackled into running something that "looked pro". I have no idea what Chris Long was trying to run, and really don't want to revisit that...

Thanks for posting the replay. Sad I couldn't make the game as I had a commitment at a cancer walk. A few my thoughts from watching the replay: - You can really see Faulkner's Air Raid roots on the offense. I couldn't necessarily confirm any of the staple concepts (other than Four Verticals)...

Interesting. Watched a few series from the UNC game and didn't see anything like this formation when Taisun was in at quarterback. Mostly zone-read type looks (to my untrained eye).

https://www.espn.com/college-football/game/_/gameId/272580059 24 points. The bigger issue in that game was the O being held scoreless until the game was out of hand. If the worst knock against Tenuta's D is that an NFL hall of fame QB carved it up, sign me back up. Of course, the game of...

In fairness, it's mainly your last sentence. I expect Tech would have a favorable contract, as well as continuity. Thacker would get to continue building the defense, which outside of Keion White and our linebackers returns almost everyone. Remember, Dabo's first contract with Clemson was a...

So here's your choice: Key got Tech to the cusp of a bowl. Yes, the Virginia game was a massive letdown. I was there. Thanks for the reminder. We just watched the #2 QB for a the #1 team in the nation miss an easy throw and fumble the ball. Getting down to your 3rd and 4th QB is *not* easy...

So did South Carolina, who is giving Clemson a fight, Auburn, Florida, Miss State (who beat Ole Miss), and Oregon. But sure, let's continue to make comparisons.

By the way, Coastal Carolina getting blitzed by JMU...

Urban Meyer would have Georgia Tech on probation, within 2 years.

Edit: Got the Griffin brothers messed up...apologies. But can we seriously discuss some GT football without turning every thread into the Fire Geoff Collins thread?

I bet you're a lot of fun at parties. Gibbs made 2nd Team All American while in a GT uniform. Would your opinion be any different if he suffered a season ending, or career ending, injury? "Gibbs is the first Yellow Jacket running back to be named as high as a second-team all-American since...

In fairness, Yates got every opportunity this year to surpass Sims. What we need in the QB room is competition. If that drives Sims to improve, great. If it doesn't, someone else will earn the shot. More consistent QB play beats Northern Illinois and keeps Duke off the field. I'm not sure that...

Yes, it's the kids being able to change schools that's ruining college football. Not coaches making $15mil a year... Any college student can change schools at any time, and maintain their credits (as long as they transfer). So it's certainly not an academic reason to chain them to one place...

Can he coach defensive backs?

I posted some links about the air raid in another thread. Texas Tech has a *rich* history with it, and Kittley can follow in the footsteps of some very successful coaches. Why turn that down to come to GT which has never ran the air raid and whom you can't even bring your own offensive staff?

I mean we're a whole week out from the last football game. *Long* time to go before toe meets leather again. You'll really know if there's a marked change in the talk in spring. If we hear about how elite we are, nothing has changed. If we start hearing about having to fight for respect and all...