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Your #3 is what I requested.
GT vs UCF - Gasparilla Bowl (was GT vs Troy - Birmingham Bowl)
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I’m sure they are… but I understand now how deeply your aversion runs.
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Back on track…
The original article about Philo noted that he broke the all time career passing yards record on the play prior to his final 8 yard TD pass to seal the win.
The article Noted that Key, Faulkner and Weinke were on his sideline for the game and he commented accordingly, "It was awesome for them to be here and see me break the record and see us win a state championship. It was special," Philo said after the win. "The belief in me is everything. That was one of my main factors (to committing to Tech), that they believe in me. I'm excited to get there and just put my head down and work."
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I’ll add that he seems to have a good head on his shoulders and the article touts his effort and work ethic.
It says he’s somewhat overlooked by a lot of programs, but he takes it in stride and uses it as motivation.
Hungry and talented sounds good to me.
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Dang! I tried to put us back on track and took us further off the rails by doing the wrong assignment!
Back to the bowl article… and hopefully back on track….
Last meeting with UCF was competitive for a half. UCF out scores us 24-3 down the stretch and we showed TFG the door.
We’re getting 15 extra practices out of the bowl invite. Keep working , building and honing. "What I want to do is to be able to get as many opportunities as we can early on to keep our guys in shape to hone their skills so we haven't lost what we've been able to build through the season," Key said. "Get guys a lot of situational football, a lot of third downs, red area, two-minute, four-minute type situations. The first week of it will be good-on-good and then a lot of time for developmental guys to get practice reps."
Jaylon King, from the final CPJ class, finally getting a bowl game:
"Rewarding, pretty much seeing all my hard work pay off even through the challenges I went through, not only injuries, but playing behind someone (on the depth chart) for so long," said King, who suffered a broken leg early in the 2022 season. "Being able to wait it out six years and finally get that recognition is most definitely a rewarding feeling."
Finally, they said the Jackets need to expect a hostile crowd as UCF has sold their allowance (since the article I believe we have too). I think we kind of like hostile crowds, and hopefully this is a great bowl atmosphere for these guys (I’m betting a lot of other bowls aren’t going to be as well attended)…
Back to the bowl article… and hopefully back on track….
Last meeting with UCF was competitive for a half. UCF out scores us 24-3 down the stretch and we showed TFG the door.
We’re getting 15 extra practices out of the bowl invite. Keep working , building and honing. "What I want to do is to be able to get as many opportunities as we can early on to keep our guys in shape to hone their skills so we haven't lost what we've been able to build through the season," Key said. "Get guys a lot of situational football, a lot of third downs, red area, two-minute, four-minute type situations. The first week of it will be good-on-good and then a lot of time for developmental guys to get practice reps."
Jaylon King, from the final CPJ class, finally getting a bowl game:
"Rewarding, pretty much seeing all my hard work pay off even through the challenges I went through, not only injuries, but playing behind someone (on the depth chart) for so long," said King, who suffered a broken leg early in the 2022 season. "Being able to wait it out six years and finally get that recognition is most definitely a rewarding feeling."
Finally, they said the Jackets need to expect a hostile crowd as UCF has sold their allowance (since the article I believe we have too). I think we kind of like hostile crowds, and hopefully this is a great bowl atmosphere for these guys (I’m betting a lot of other bowls aren’t going to be as well attended)…
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Dollhouse used to be very accommodating from what I understand.
Secret_AznMan
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We're bringing a lot more fans than a typical away game, like the one that was played on campus at UCF last season.Dang! I tried to put us back on track and took us further off the rails by doing the wrong assignment!
Back to the bowl article… and hopefully back on track….
Last meeting with UCF was competitive for a half. UCF out scores us 24-3 down the stretch and we showed TFG the door.
We’re getting 15 extra practices out of the bowl invite. Keep working , building and honing. "What I want to do is to be able to get as many opportunities as we can early on to keep our guys in shape to hone their skills so we haven't lost what we've been able to build through the season," Key said. "Get guys a lot of situational football, a lot of third downs, red area, two-minute, four-minute type situations. The first week of it will be good-on-good and then a lot of time for developmental guys to get practice reps."
Jaylon King, from the final CPJ class, finally getting a bowl game:
"Rewarding, pretty much seeing all my hard work pay off even through the challenges I went through, not only injuries, but playing behind someone (on the depth chart) for so long," said King, who suffered a broken leg early in the 2022 season. "Being able to wait it out six years and finally get that recognition is most definitely a rewarding feeling."
Finally, they said the Jackets need to expect a hostile crowd as UCF has sold their allowance (since the article I believe we have too). I think we kind of like hostile crowds, and hopefully this is a great bowl atmosphere for these guys (I’m betting a lot of other bowls aren’t going to be as well attended)…
Also UCF took a step back this season compared to 22 and 21 so I am not anticipating as many making it out to tampa as they would if it were on campus, plus it's technically still a workday with a kickoff at 6:30 on a Friday. I think it will be 30/70 to 40/60 split GT to UCF fans, maybe like our last game when we played georgia at BDS lol.
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They’re going to have a large crowd. A pretty high percentage of the UCF football fans I work with are going. They all said they were pissed about drawing dook, but once it changed to GT it made the game worth attending. Man I hope we win because losing to their fans is excruciating, almost as bad as a mutt fan.
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If you get into the neighborhood on the east side of the stadium, homeowners will let you park in their yard for a fee - usually $15 - $20. Just get there early!
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Very similar to GT Club, indoor area with bars/food, TV's, indoor seating etc....nice little perks to those seats, but nothing crazy
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Just wanted to take a look at how many tickets were unsold and where those unclaimed seats were. I'm pretty surprised at how well Tech people did with buying tickets, our sideline (top side) has roughly the same number remaining as the UCF side. Unless a bunch of their fans decided to sit on the Tech side for no apparent reason, it might be a pretty even crowd.
Secret_AznMan
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Requested section 111, got bumped to section 112, glad the demand is there honestly.
buzzn3
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Band'll be in 103/106
Secret_AznMan
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The rows that aren't available behind the current available rows are likely empty, they just want you to sit as close as possible. Looks like UCF sold the entirety of their sideline lower tickets, where GT did not.
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Good article on our OL (AJC)
www.ajc.com
Offensive line play key to Georgia Tech’s second-half success
It’s a cliché from football coaches that any time a team finds success on the field that success is likely due the efforts of the players up front at the line of scrimmage. Georgia Tech certainly strengthened that argument in 2023 with the play of its offensive line, especially late in the season.