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<blockquote data-quote="SOWEGA Jacket" data-source="post: 944647" data-attributes="member: 4334"><p>Listen, I agree on those games being pivotal. But Clawson has proven he knows how to win. He did it before Hartman and will do it after Hartman. Now, sure, having Hartman turns a 7-8 win team into a 10-11 win team as they did in 2021. GT is a 3-5 win team until we prove otherwise. That’s all I’m saying. I just don’t want our own fans to paint Key into a corner if/when we lose those Louisville/Wake type games. So, for our fans to say a 3-4 win program should absolutely beat a 7-8 win program at this point is just not seeing reality. I expect the 2023 GT football team to be improved and an overall better team on the field than the 2022 version. But, I have no clue if that will mean we win more games. Even if teams are close in ability we all know it comes down to turnovers and penalties late in the game. And the games where we aren’t close in ability will probably be 20 plus point losses (Clemson, UGA, Ole Miss). Key, like the other guy, needs to be given time, ie. years. But to put expectations that we should be automatically beating teams that are in tiers above us does our coach no favors if he goes 4-8 this year.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SOWEGA Jacket, post: 944647, member: 4334"] Listen, I agree on those games being pivotal. But Clawson has proven he knows how to win. He did it before Hartman and will do it after Hartman. Now, sure, having Hartman turns a 7-8 win team into a 10-11 win team as they did in 2021. GT is a 3-5 win team until we prove otherwise. That’s all I’m saying. I just don’t want our own fans to paint Key into a corner if/when we lose those Louisville/Wake type games. So, for our fans to say a 3-4 win program should absolutely beat a 7-8 win program at this point is just not seeing reality. I expect the 2023 GT football team to be improved and an overall better team on the field than the 2022 version. But, I have no clue if that will mean we win more games. Even if teams are close in ability we all know it comes down to turnovers and penalties late in the game. And the games where we aren’t close in ability will probably be 20 plus point losses (Clemson, UGA, Ole Miss). Key, like the other guy, needs to be given time, ie. years. But to put expectations that we should be automatically beating teams that are in tiers above us does our coach no favors if he goes 4-8 this year. [/QUOTE]
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