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What about fsu 2015?To me this was the most surprising win since Miami in 2005.
What about fsu 2015?To me this was the most surprising win since Miami in 2005.
We beat them last year.To me this was the most surprising win since Miami in 2005.
I like that too. I could be talked into that. With the qb situation today it felt so depressing. 2015 we had the talent were just snake bit all year.2015 against #9 FSU?
Thanks for fixing my mistake. Collins has to be somewhere crying right now. But I'll give him credit for bringing in Brent Key to the coaching staff.There. FIFY
We beat them last year.
I guess it was extremely surprising because we didn’t believe the QB play would be decent, though.
I'm not him, but I left with his cash I wouldn't be looking in the rear view mirror. But that's just me.Thanks for fixing my mistake. Collins has to be somewhere crying right now. But I'll give him credit for bringing in Brent Key to the coaching staff.
The way I look at it, Virginia was Key's only really bad game. Miami was a lot closer than the score indicated. Take away two interceptions and we're right in there with them. The first interception was after Pyron was injured and a good throw would have tied the game. The second (the pick six) came after a long drive which coupled with the next drive on which we did score would once again have tied it. Not saying we should have won, but it could well have been a lot closer if you take just those two plays away.It’s so hard right now to decide what to do about the coaching situation… I mean you have to root for key after tonight’s win and how he has been as a HC, but then you look at UVA game and Miami game, and you’re ready to move on.
And I do believe, the two biggest point-spread upsets GT has pulled off since 1981 in Birmingham. In the same year. Two of them.I'd also like to commend Key and his staff on 2 other items.
First, this will be the 3rd win by Key's program over a team that will finish the season with a winning record. That is 3 more than Collins managed in 3+ years.
Second, this is Key's 3rd road win, which matches how many road wins Collins had in 3+ years.
What went around has come around.Maybe this was posted earlier. I am too juiced right now and Woodford's is being mainlined.
What makes this even crazier: Georgia Tech’s school record for largest halftime lead surrendered in a loss was 17 vs. UNC in 1986. UNC’s quarterback that day was Mark Maye, father of Drake. Thanks to Andy Demetra via Twitter.