Everyone loves Butker

[TechCubed]

 

[AE 87]

Apparently, no one said, "If he makes this one, we're going to Charlotte."

 

[Cam]

"WE GOIN' TO CHARLOTTE (AGAIN)!"

 

[Ash]

Apparently, no one said, "If he makes this one, we're going to Charlotte."

Pack it in boys, the season is over.

 

[TampaGT]

Somebody (I think it was Adam G) looked camera and said something. I replayed it a couple of times and still don't know what he said......but I'm going to assume he said "we're going to the playoffs"

 

[jwsavhGT]

At the :22 mark someone says "We're going to Charlotte again".

 

[Northeast Stinger]

I am a sap for this kind of thing. Just got warm fuzzies all over again.

 

[4shotB]

Regardless of these 4 FG's, this young man's legacy at GT is secure. His name will not be forgotten. His 53 yarder was absolutely one of the clutchest? (clutchiest?, most clutch?) individual acts of athleticism and guts that I have ever witnessed. He needs a statue near the stadium imo.

 

[dressedcheeseside]

Talk about toe meets leather, did you hear the boom off his foot? Wow!

 

[DC Bee]

47 yards and then some. He drilled it like it was nothing.

 

[GTJason]

These pressure situations are great for both butker and team morale... Nothing can simulate 53 yards in Athens, but this is great practice

 

[buzz_wiser©]

sounds like Gotsis says "you heard it first"?? maybe?

 

[Eastman]

"Going to Charlotte" is now only a single stop on the way to our final goal.

 

[GTBandit22]

May his legend grow.
Most PATs in school history last year. He needs to break that record.

 

[DrJacket]

We met Harrison recently. First of all, we were impressed with how approachable and friendly he was. We chatted with him for a minute or two, then he ran on to get ready for practice.

When he left, I asked my staff friend if Harrison realized that--even if he never made another kick-- he's a legend? "Not a clue. Ain't it great?" And, it is.

25 years from now, he'll walk back onto campus and people will still be patting him on the back. Someone will be interviewing him about the memory of the big kick against UGA. But, right now he's just a college kid with no idea.

 

[AE 87]

We met Harrison recently. First of all, we were impressed with how approachable and friendly he was. We chatted with him for a minute or two, then he ran on to get ready for practice.

When he left, I asked my staff friend if Harrison realized that--even if he never made another kick-- he's a legend? "Not a clue. Ain't it great?" And, it is.

25 years from now, he'll walk back onto campus and people will still be patting him on the back. Someone will be interviewing him about the memory of the big kick against UGA. But, right now he's just a college kid with no idea.

"There he is. There's the guy that helped start the streak of 25 in a row."

 

[DrJacket]

Btw, at dinner last night we got a description of the 4 field goals he had to make. It wasn't just making any pedestrian 4 kicks in a row. CPJ had it set up to make things increasingly harder with every kick. One from a right hash mark, another from the left. Increasing distances as they went.

@MrsDrJacket said, "I bet Paul was proud of himself. He'd probably been thinking that one up all day. Hoping they could get out of there early (on his birthday) if practice was good and Harrison made the kicks. But, also making it tricky so that he would feel pressure."

 

[B Lifsey]

"There he is. There's the guy that helped start the streak of 25 in a row."

Wouldn't that be grand!

 

[Yoda]

Team must be looking ok if PJ is letting them off early.

 

[Northeast Stinger]

@MrsDrJacket said, "I bet Paul was proud of himself. He'd probably been thinking that one up all day. Hoping they could get out of there early (on his birthday) if practice was good and Harrison made the kicks. But, also making it tricky so that he would feel pressure."

Priceless.