Technut1990
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Depends on the look and feel. If the new system and coach show competency then 2-3 years ( time to get their kids in ). If they look lost, well that’s a different story
How much rebuilding are you willing to tolerate?
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SteamWhistle
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I can take some losses on the field in the first couple of seasons as long as we recruit better. Wish the basketball team would do this...
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I think he means Niumalokolumitumi..oliami. Or whomever.
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Quality te is not that hard to find. Current players can easily be converted to te.
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None. Whoever the coach is, if they win 2 games they need to be gone.
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TheSilasSonRising
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This plus I never want to hear a newly announced HC say of a young man who was offered by, and committed to GT, “Don’t want him - Don’t need him.” A young person saying yes to GT does not deserve that.
I hope we get someone with more class than that.
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A winning program is the biggest ingredient for fan support and game attendance. Lose games, lose fans. Tech can ill afford a multi-year “rebuild” or, by the time the program turns around, our home attendance will look like Duke’s.
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This is what I like about Jeremy Pruitt. "I am a football coach. We will learn to execute plays as they are supposed to be executed. Fundamentals are to be ... perfect." He stresses over and over ... teaching, teaching, teaching ... technique. And he holds the kids accountable.
He was very upfront with the job that the talent at UT was insufficient to play competitive SEC ball. And he would recruit for that. But once there, they have to learn how to play. He asked for 3 years to field a truly competitive team.
I think that's about right.
He was very upfront with the job that the talent at UT was insufficient to play competitive SEC ball. And he would recruit for that. But once there, they have to learn how to play. He asked for 3 years to field a truly competitive team.
I think that's about right.
bmeGT
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90% of new coaches coming into a new system don't realistically have a jump in success until year 3/4. (Art Briles, Mike Leach, Dabo Swinney, Dino Babers, Jeff Monken, Dave Doeren etc.)
Considering our roster makeup, I am willing to give the new coach five to six years without screaming for a firing.
Considering our roster makeup, I am willing to give the new coach five to six years without screaming for a firing.
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You hit it right on the nose,Vespidae
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1 year. If we to 2-10 next year, so be it. I'm not saying he needs to win 10 in year 2, but I need to see improvement and understand the new coaches direction and vision ... Both on and off the field. If we look just as bad in year 2 then I'm going to start being uneasy about the hire.
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The one thing this thread highlights is: CPJ inherited an ideal situation in 2008
-Personnel that was for the most part ideal for his system (4 star Dual Threat QB Nesbitt, 4 Star power back with speed in Dwyer, future NFL WR D Thomas, linemen that weren't ideal but still capable). To this day, this is probably the most talented QB/BB/WR triumvirate CPJ has had. People also forget how much Nesbitt carried our offense early in the season creating with his legs.
-An NFL laden Defense that helped carry the team until our offense got its leg under them. Our defense was stout, and had to be early that season.
Depending on the next system our future coach brings in, he may not be as lucky. One thing though, I think there's good talent on defense if the next coach is a defensive guy (hello G Collins).
-Personnel that was for the most part ideal for his system (4 star Dual Threat QB Nesbitt, 4 Star power back with speed in Dwyer, future NFL WR D Thomas, linemen that weren't ideal but still capable). To this day, this is probably the most talented QB/BB/WR triumvirate CPJ has had. People also forget how much Nesbitt carried our offense early in the season creating with his legs.
-An NFL laden Defense that helped carry the team until our offense got its leg under them. Our defense was stout, and had to be early that season.
Depending on the next system our future coach brings in, he may not be as lucky. One thing though, I think there's good talent on defense if the next coach is a defensive guy (hello G Collins).
bmeGT
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1 year!? Prepare to be uneasy.
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5-6 years????
inGTwetrust
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I think it's fair to say I need to see improvement as we adapt to a new system. Even if it's in recruiting, 1 win increase, spending, etc. I'm not going to be ok going 2-10 over the next 4 years and just chalk it up to 'rebuilding.'
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I would like to see improvement in 2-3 years. However, to reach the new coaches standards, yes. 5-6 years.
bmeGT
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I can understand this. Seeing improvement should be quicker rather than later.
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5-6 years = Program Fail. Look at the number of STH's and average age. As they attrit and new fans do not replace, you run a very real risk of completely gutting the fanbase. No ... GT needs to win. Now.