General News about Key and his Staff

stinger 1957

Ramblin' Wreck
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Last one of those we got was Gibbs, and he left to Bama for a free Charger and some NIL money. We're broke and no one cares about us, it ain't 1960 anymore.
I've never said it was going to be easy, but I believe it gets done, we'll see over next several years. May be a little quicker than it was 10 years ago.
 

AlabamaBuzz

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A high caliber coach - of the sort GT used to be able to attract - could’ve built up the talent level by now especially with the portal. That excuse is dead now.

But the program was left behind in the money race - from various bad decisions many of which happened before Johnson - plus made a catastrophic hire. Blah blah blah not a lot of top tier people wanted to come - not that we could’ve afforded them anyway - but getting someone who could’ve rebuild to 6-7 wins by year three or four shouldn’t have been an insurmountable bar in a weak league. Talent was out there, Collins found some of it at first, but as the BS act wore thin so did his recruiting ability.

No, Johnson wasn’t perfect, but he was Bobby Dodd compared to everyone else running things football-related on the hill over the past decade. Why some folks insist on focusing the blame on the overall-successful coach who took the program to its highest high in 24 years primarily instead of the admin + power brokers + Collins?God only knows.
What you said squared.
 

Buzzbomb

Mello Yellow-Jacket
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Buster Faulkner, synopsis after 2nd Spring Practice:
He and his wife Tia, wanted to stay in Ga.
Thinks he’s the luckiest man. Satisfied in being here at Tech, etc.
We’re going to establish an identity throughout the Spring on offense.
Still searching for that identification.
Style won’t be forced; will play to the strength of the team. Won’t do what they the players are not comfortable in doing.
He believes in the TE position for giving versatility.
Wants to control the tempo of the game, whether fast or slow(huddle or no huddle).
Object to get players in space to make plays.
Scheming will be a group effort, just as CBK has stated previously.
Staff has already spent much time aligning their vision(s) for this upcoming season.
Key & Faulkner both knew Jeremy Muyres who played at GT. Mutual connection point.
Excited for hungry players they have. Got size, speed; need to continue to develop.
Has worked well with Coach McKenzie before. They both love to teach.
Ready for the challenge here, after seeing what they did in Athens w/ b-t-b Natties.
 

MidtownJacket

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As a parent to a 4.5 yo daughter and 2 yo son, this is beyond a political topic at this point. We should demand more of our leaders than this. It's a complex and complicated set of issues all tangled together, but shrugging and moving on can't keep being the response.

I thought this moment shows the type of leader we have in CBK. Congruence to your values and transparency showing them are the characteristics that help leaders connect with their followers.
 

awbuzz

Helluva Manager
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I have seen that over 80% of "mass shootings" are gang/drug related. Have DA's prosecute and judges enforce the law in a lot of this goes away.

Granted that does not stop the mentally unstable from going off and doing what happened up in Nashville. Mental health treatment and some how walking the fine line of taking weapons away from some people would help with the balance that are not gang/drug related. On this site, that discussion should be held in the politics forum because it will become "political".
 

TampaBuzz

Ramblin' Wreck
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I have seen that over 80% of "mass shootings" are gang/drug related. Have DA's prosecute and judges enforce the law in a lot of this goes away.

Granted that does not stop the mentally unstable from going off and doing what happened up in Nashville. Mental health treatment and some how walking the fine line of taking weapons away from some people would help with the balance that are not gang/drug related. On this site, that discussion should be held in the politics forum because it will become "political".
I would be interested to see the study that supports your claim. I have no knowledge on the subject.
 

deeznats

Jolly Good Fellow
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To stop the craziness, stop drugging our kids and put criminals in jail and leave them there.
The major change that I see from when I grew up is the drugging of the kids for every little thing that comes along and now drugging them so they can be something they are not. We have let the 2% or our society dictate what is considered normal and that is just crazy.
Why stop at kids? Let's ignore all medical advances since you grew up.
 
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