True, to their good fortune they didn't play Notre Dame and Clemson, but would our record be any different if we had swapped Notre Dame and Clemson for Wake Forest and Liberty? I honestly don't think that it would be.
I think we would have had a better chance but I don't think we are better than those teams and I don't necessarily think those games would have been tossups. If you think we would have beaten all of them, along with Pitt then im not sure what team you watched most of the season.
In his interview, it was obvious that Coach Doeren was concerned about two things: Gibbs in space and the athleticism of Jeff. He also mentioned the size of the safeties and how much one or the other would drop into the box. He did not mention linebackers or defensive line...I wonder why?
We could win those games...that is not the same as saying we would win those games. I don't think we would sweep either way, winning or losing but after watching Liberty play NC State I believe they would give us fits. However, I also believe we could run them into the ground with Gibbs, Mason, and the gang. It would be interesting.
You may live another 25 years and never see that again.I'll steal this
OVERTIME, BABEEE!
It wouldn't be the same without Beamer, anyway.
Well I've been a very strong Tech fan since about 1954 and I just don't understand fans that exult in down grading their team to the hilt but thanks for reminding me of the IGNORE button.
Apparently whoever you are talking to is already on my Ignore list. HA!
Maybe, but I like our chances better against those two vs. against ND and CU.
Well, Hockman can have his moments in turning the ball over. He is very confident in his ability to get the ball to his receivers in a small window, perhaps a little too confident. That said, this team was totally different in the three games he was out. He is the straw that stirs the drink on that team. I think they have an edge at defensive line and linebacker but we have the edge at running back (yes, even without Gibbs), and quarterback,. Receivers perhaps a slight edge to them because of the tight end who is a pretty good player. Number 88 for them is a big and very physical wideout who gets away with pushing off on jump balls. It should be an interesting game. In the video interview this week, it was obvious to me that Coach Doeren really wants this game.
Yeah, who do they think they are? Only UNC gets that kind of treatment.
I don't really care if you ignore me. You aren't the first and won't be the last. But if others thinking our program might not quite be at the level to beat several decent teams yet is that offensive then you might want to examine your own sensitivity.
