Brent Key expected to join Georgia Tech staff

[heyhellowhatsup]

Agreed on all that. Their current schedule has more built-in cupcakes than it would if it played a real ACC conference schedule.

Who are their built-in cupcakes? They play 5 ACC games, Stanford, USC, Navy, and then four variable games... That sounds tougher than lots of P5 schedules.

 

[smokey_wasp]

There is one elite team in the ACC right now. Maybe that will change. But not a lot of other teams that draw the national audience. Hope ND gets forced into playing real football all year as part of the ACC. That would help.

I'm just looking forward to better baseball coverage with the new ACC Network.

Sorry to dissemble, but shouldn't the Key announcement (tic) been made today?

I was hoping it would be today, but you gotta give him a day traveling from the west coast, tying up loose ends, etc.

 

[stech81]

Guys I know no gives a rat's backend but,I look here to see any information on Key

 

[Bogey]

Just like Bamas winning is helping Vanderbilts? I don’t buy this.

You comparing Vanderbilt FB to Georgia Tech FB? What you sniffing?

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[bobongo]

Guys I know no gives a rat's backend but,I look here to see any information on Key

No info, just idly chatting. I'm sure if a tidbit arises, we'll all snap to attention.

 

[GTRambler]

Back to the original topic, please, guys and gals.

When Brent Key gets back from Santa Clara and talks with his agent to discuss the Georgia Tech OL coaching job—including the salary and/or other incentives offered—he will decide whether to accept or reject.

If he accepts and gets on The Flats, he will be very pleased when he sees Mike Sewak’s offensive linemen who are returning from the previous year.

He'll say, “This is awesome! For zone blocking, our guys have already been taught cut blocking, scoop blocking, and drive blocking! That's three-fourths of the freaking battle! All I need to focus on is their footwork and hands for pass-blocking!”

 

[bobongo]

Back to the original topic, please, guys and gals.

When Brent Key gets back from Santa Clara and talks with his agent to discuss the Georgia Tech OL coaching job—including the salary and/or other incentives offered—he will decide whether to accept or reject.

If he accepts and gets on The Flats, he will be very pleased when he sees Mike Sewak’s offensive linemen who are returning from the previous year.

He'll say, “This is awesome! For zone blocking, our guys have already been taught cut blocking, scoop blocking, and drive blocking! That's three-fourths of the freaking battle! All I need to focus on is their footwork and hands for pass-blocking!”

Yeah, if. I imagine he'll get an offer from us and a counter-offer from Alabama. I hope we get him.

 

[Dottie1145]

You comparing Vanderbilt FB to Georgia Tech FB? What you sniffing?

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Both are highly regarded academically, both are the little brother in their states, and both have underachieving basketball programs. Need more?

 

[Boaty1]

Both are highly regarded academically, both are the little brother in their states, and both have underachieving basketball programs. Need more?

More craziness.

 

[Supersizethatorder-mutt]

Curry recruited players that made up a big portion of the team that won a MNC at Tech. He couldn't do that at Bama (or even ones that could beat Auburn for that matter).

The players Curry recruited made up a LARGE portion of the teams that went 12-21 in Ross's first 3 years. Very few of them were left to contribute much at all in 1990.

 

[bobongo]

The players Curry recruited made up a LARGE portion of the teams that went 12-21 in Ross's first 3 years. Very few of them were left to contribute much at all in 1990.

His '86 recruiting class would have been freshmen in '87 and would have been seniors in 1990.

 

[bobongo]

Curry recruited players that made up a big portion of the team that won a MNC at Tech. He couldn't do that at Bama (or even ones that could beat Auburn for that matter).

He did it at Alabama, too. His last year was '89 and 'Bama won it all in '92. All the upper-classmen in '92 would have been his recruits.

 

[Supersizethatorder-mutt]

His '86 recruiting class would have been freshmen in '87 and would have been seniors in 1990.

I just checked the 1990 roster, and there are a few seniors on there, some of who contributed big time, but the majority of the players that made up the team that year were not recruited by Curry.

 

[IEEEWreck]

So where do ya'll think we stand with this now?

 

[okiemon]

So where do ya'll think we stand with this now?

Er...what was the subject again?


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[smokey_wasp]

So where do ya'll think we stand with this now?

We haven't hired a plan B, so I presume we are still expecting him.

 

[orientalnc]

We haven't hired a plan B, so I presume we are still expecting him.

At least there is some feeling he's coming. With all the media talk about it, I hope CGC would have shut that down if it was unfounded rumor.

 

[SiliconJacket]

This is a line in story over in the Athletic. I popped over there when I heard about the dwag coaches leaving. This was about Pitman going to AL.

Alabama, however, does have an opening for an offensive line coach, after Brent Key left for his alma mater Georgia Tech. If Alabama came for him, Smart would presumably do everything he could to hold on.

 

[okiemon]

This is a line in story over in the Athletic. I popped over there when I heard about the dwag coaches leaving. This was about Pitman going to AL.

Alabama, however, does have an opening for an offensive line coach, after Brent Key left for his alma mater Georgia Tech. If Alabama came for him, Smart would presumably do everything he could to hold on.

That’s the most encouraging news I’ve heard in a couple of days. Thanks for the heads-up.


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[Jophish17]

Who will be on the flats first: Brent Key, or Demetris Robertson?