Consider to whom you are referring. I recall a certain individual (who has posted in this thread) proclaiming in December of 2007 on another message board that GT would never defeat Georgia with Paul Johnson as head coach. Obviously, this individual despised CPJ before he even coached a game at GT. I should, unfortunately, expect this individual to have trouble "letting go".
the guy who started it was (I think?) chestbeating about CPJ’s OL recruiting prowness, wtf dude?
But what shoes is our coach wearing ? That’s the burning question ????
No not from you. Not really certain you know much about Tech football. Athlete really?
Put the drink down, you're starting to sound silly. He knows more about what happened at GT in the Gailey and early CPJ years than you will ever sniff. You're barking up the wrong tree here. I'm pretty sure if it came to a knowledge battle about football between @Coloradojacket and @Ibeeballin, it wouldn't even be a contest. @Coloradojacket would be found crying in the corner. (This was not personal, so don't take it personally. I'd say the same thing about @kg01 if he brought that in here, although he'd never say something that silly).
Oh, I know who he is. And no he does not know as much as I do. And being disrespectful to someone like me I find is disgusting. He is no Tech fan...trust me.
In 1967 the AP poll was only Top 10. 13 teams outside the Top 10 received votes of which FSU was 4th in line and daU was 6th. If it was Top 20 they’d have been 14th & 16th. 1968 the AP went to Top 20, FSU dropped of ranking after losing to LSU in Peach Bowl. Miami was ranked over half the season.
They don’t do well outside of CPJ’s offensive scheme. Of course there are a few exceptions. But look at how many of CPJ recruited linemen play/played in the NFL. If you don’t accept that premis then discussing this with you is a waste of time.
Then stop reading this board. Since you provide little insight and knowledge.
NFL who cares. You have never even talked to a Tech lineman, have you....I have. Learn something. talk to coaches around Georgia, I do, they all hold CPJ in high regard. Learn something before you post back to me.
The discussion is talent. The CPJ O line worked well in his system. It was very complex without a doubt. However, his O line players generally weren’t good in most other types of offense.
