GT has been successful in the past without the 3O. We can be successful in the future without it. Other schools that are not traditional powers have been and are successful without it.
Somewhat true, however WHen GT has been most successful we have ran some variation of option football. Now it hasn't always been from the wishbone (Dodd, Rodgers) Or the flex (johnson) but our best success has come from offenses that included it. Fridge ran a ton of option just out of multiple sets even Nix's best offense was based of what would later be the Zone Read schemes. So if we want to go since Dodd.
Dodd - Wishbone (late)
Carson - Wishbone Defense lead team (we fired him for not winning 8 games a year and he went on to revolutonize the NFL with the steelers 3-4/)
Rodgers -Wishbone option
Curry - New Fangled offense called west coast paired with power run. It failed.
Ross - Fridge offense Multiple option run and shoot. (was good but not at first with Curry's players.)
****** - dumpster fire offense
O'leary - Fridge 2.0 More option.
Gailey - Prostyle with spread concepts (early) Power run and Air Coryall concepts late (05-07)
Johnson- Spread option with run an shoot. (more run oriented and option heavy here than some other places he coached)
Collins - Dumpster fire 2.0 (would say multiple spread but I couldn't tell you what we were going to run week to week this year we really did change offenses with each QB during the three QB experiment and then once graham got it we seemed to also waver)
But basically through pretty much all of GT's history from 1956 forward we have been option based more than we have not.