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<blockquote data-quote="Ramble1885" data-source="post: 922483" data-attributes="member: 5811"><p>Here’s my take. Key can use Atlanta as a selling point to recruits, and maybe a little bit of ATL here and there. But the main thing we should brand, is ourselves. Georgia Tech. Use our storied history as a selling point. One thing I hated about Collins is that he thought thay Calvin was our only great player. He was on all of the promo signage for recruiting. You can put so many other legends that have played here on graphics. Kids these days remember Bay Bay, Morgan Burnett, Darren Waller, even the thicc punter PHIII. Also, use academics as a selling point, you can say that GT isn’t a 4 year opportunity, it’s a lifetime opportunity and a GT degree can help people long beyond their playing days. Most importantly, Tech isn’t what it was in Atlanta. Sure, we’re still the only big program here, but Atlanta isn’t a small town, it’s a melting pot of tons of people from different fanbases. GT doesn’t run Atlanta, we may have been the only game in town before the Falcons existed, but we never ran the city. Instead of using 404 culture as the main point, use the Georgia Tech community itself. Tech fans are always having to put up with being the little bro of the state. Our alums (like my dad) worked hard for their degree and dedicate time, energy, and their sanity (especially during the Collins era) to love the jackets. I’m not even an alum, I’m a high school student sidewalk fan but regardless of what college I attend in the future I BLEED gold. You see a fan repping the GT out in the world, you give em a “go jackets!” This isn’t a fanbase it’s a brotherhood, it’s a community. Promote THAT. this isn’t 404, this isn’t Waffle House, this isn’t the Dirty South, this is Georgia Tech. We are Warriors on the field and off. We’re not UGA or bama or one of the big boys, but we don’t have to be in order to achieve success. We’re gritty, scrappy, intelligent, footballing SOB’s. </p><p></p><p>Sell THAT to recruits.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ramble1885, post: 922483, member: 5811"] Here’s my take. Key can use Atlanta as a selling point to recruits, and maybe a little bit of ATL here and there. But the main thing we should brand, is ourselves. Georgia Tech. Use our storied history as a selling point. One thing I hated about Collins is that he thought thay Calvin was our only great player. He was on all of the promo signage for recruiting. You can put so many other legends that have played here on graphics. Kids these days remember Bay Bay, Morgan Burnett, Darren Waller, even the thicc punter PHIII. Also, use academics as a selling point, you can say that GT isn’t a 4 year opportunity, it’s a lifetime opportunity and a GT degree can help people long beyond their playing days. Most importantly, Tech isn’t what it was in Atlanta. Sure, we’re still the only big program here, but Atlanta isn’t a small town, it’s a melting pot of tons of people from different fanbases. GT doesn’t run Atlanta, we may have been the only game in town before the Falcons existed, but we never ran the city. Instead of using 404 culture as the main point, use the Georgia Tech community itself. Tech fans are always having to put up with being the little bro of the state. Our alums (like my dad) worked hard for their degree and dedicate time, energy, and their sanity (especially during the Collins era) to love the jackets. I’m not even an alum, I’m a high school student sidewalk fan but regardless of what college I attend in the future I BLEED gold. You see a fan repping the GT out in the world, you give em a “go jackets!” This isn’t a fanbase it’s a brotherhood, it’s a community. Promote THAT. this isn’t 404, this isn’t Waffle House, this isn’t the Dirty South, this is Georgia Tech. We are Warriors on the field and off. We’re not UGA or bama or one of the big boys, but we don’t have to be in order to achieve success. We’re gritty, scrappy, intelligent, footballing SOB’s. Sell THAT to recruits. [/QUOTE]
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