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Not ever. It's not hindsight if you said it several days ago.

Pretty sad to read posters claiming they are abandoning GT football because Paul Johnson is leaving, or claiming that GT cannot attract top flight talent, or angrily denouncing certain potential head coaches, with vitriol. I believe that with the right coach, there is no reason why GT can't...

I don't.

Like I said, Louisville has hired Satterfield. Next.

I like all of them to varying degrees except Napier, but I think we have zero.zero chance to get any of them except Napier. Kingsbury reportedly had multiple NFL offers within 24 hours of being fired. Wikipedia is stating that Louisville has hired Satterfield. If I didn't believe that...

They were 4-8 with ONE conference win in Bielema's last year, in the third year of a three year trend of declining results. Five games under .500 the previous five years. They were a mess.

Whisenhunt would be a good hire for many reasons. He would have a compelling story to sell to recruits based on his NFL experience. He understands Tech and its idiosyncrasies. He has been doing a good job as OC in Los Angeles. And he actually took the pathetic Arizona freakin' Cardinals to...

Maybe you are misunderstood because your posts so badly mangle the English language. I read that post four times and I still have no idea what you are trying to say.

Do you believe that most of the players at Bama, Clemson and Ga could get into Bama, Clemson and Ga if they were not playing football there? I know that is speculation - I'm just curious what you think. I'll tell you my opinion: no.

I'm sure it won't be. Probably a good reason to not flame out over CPJ now when they are going to have three more years and things are likely to get even worse. Better for folks to hold some of their fire in reserve lest they just become shrill.

What is this blaming the Board of regents. Please to explain exactly what criteria the BOR imposes on football recruits that is more stringent than Stanford or Duke or Notre Dame? Or even Georgia for that matter. I hear people parroting this supposed truth all the time, but I never hear...

Why would he quit? He's nearing retirement age and it's not like any big time program is gonna come clamoring for him. He is not a very good college head football coach, but he is signed through 2022 and he not going anywhere before the end of the 2021 season at the earliest. So just accept...

It was painful. This was not Clemson, or UGA, or even Miami or VT. This was a bad team which lost at home last week 51-6.

Given how sorry Pitt is (I don't believe they will win another game this year), I think this program may be as bad as it has been at any time since the Bill Lewis tenure.

I share everyone's frustration with CPJ, but they just extended him through 2022. By which time he will be 66 and ready to retire if he likes. In the meantime, I know it is cathartic to complain, but he isn't going anywhere no matter what anyone here says or does.

FWIW for some odd reason it's on NBC Sports Washington here in the DC area.

So this is a chance to turn things around.

Hi. I'm Ken. BEE '78. Patent Attorney in DC. Now have a HS Senior who wants to study computer game design and who is hoping to get into . . . you-know-where.