tmhunter52
Helluva Engineer
- Messages
- 2,470
Is it time for posters to revisit our 2019 campaign for W/L predictions? Apparently, no, and I mean no, sports writers out there think Tech will do anything this year...
Until BDS does not look red on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, it will be tough. I cannot think of a more depressing scene for the players than to come out on your home field and have it look like that.I think if we keep landing these higher profile recruits they'll probably start to get a little bit nervous. We will be a better team than >50% of their "tough" conference schedule pretty soon (if we aren't already), and we also share a state with them. I think of all the schools in the southeast that they dont want to see "rise to power", #1 on that list is GT. Increased competition for in state recruiting plus in COFH every year the week before the SECCG is not something they're interested in.
With the culture change hopefully we can shake off the weird voodoo magic hold that uga has had over our football team for the past 20 years. We play schools just as talented as they are almost every year and have far better records against them than against uga. We really should be winning that game more often. Fortunately I think we will soon. Teams like Vandy, Mizzou, South Carolina probably have better records against uga over the past 20 years than we do, and it's not at all unreasonable for us to out recruit them from here on out.
I really feel like uga has had the stars align these past few years: Tennessee and Florida rebuilding, Auburn has been up and down, we've been down. The narrative around their program has changed but their performance really hasn't. Their recruiting is still about the same, results are roughly the same (except they did appear in a national championship). However even with all this going on they still haven't won a natty. You gotta figure Tennessee and Florida will rebuild sooner than later and the East will stop being such a cakewalk for the dwags. I am cautiously optimistic that we are trending up as well. I think they can definitely sense that their golden window of opportunity at winning a championship is closing.
Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk
Until BDS does not look red on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, it will be tough. I cannot think of a more depressing scene for the players than to come out on your home field and have it look like that.
I think the house of horror's in Hooville would be hard to not be a trap game for the inbreds.From the article: "Both Georgia and Clemson have aggressive schedule models now and moving into the future that feature two non-conference games against Power 5 opponents most years."
LOL:
Georgia's OOC schedule 2018: Austin Peay, Middle Tennessee, UMass
Georgia's OOC schedule 2019: Murray State, Arkansas State, Notre Dame
Georgia's OOC schedule 2010: Virginia, East Tennessee, UL-Monroe
I've left Georgia Tech out to point out a couple interesting things:
1) What is this aggressive scheduling model they speak of?
2) Not a single OOC game ON THE ROAD.
I think this is all BS talk to deflect from the real problem - they can't win championships. They play in the SEC. Its supposed to be God's football conference put on the earth. They can play Peter Pan OOC. If they win the SEC, they'll go to the CFP. All this other stuff is just excuse-noise.
Most of those big OOC games the mutts have scheduled won't even occur until the 2030's.They have had some light OOC but have scheduled home and homes with Oklahoma, Texas, Florida State, UCLA, and Clemson in the past few weeks but hey that doesn’t fit the narrative. Plus a game with oregon
We have ole miss, Colorado, and Norte dame
In the same window
Most are in the 2020sMost of those big OOC games the mutts have scheduled won't even occur until the 2030's.
How did our home & home against Barn & Bammer go?Most are in the 2020s
That was way more to deal with the triple option. Now that we’re not running that, it isn’t an issue. They sure as hell didn’t back out of their home and homes with Clemson and Norte dame. Clemson and Texas a and m. Tennessee and Oklahoma. Florida playing Miami. LSU be Texas and Miami. South Carolina North Carolina. Auburn Clemson recently too, and Alabama has played a neutral P5 kickoff game damn near every year. Cancelled, but rescheduled. Wasn’t too long ago tech played two FCS schools and BYU in the same season.How did our home & home against Barn & Bammer go?
Like damn near every other SEC Team, the schedule you 10 years out & find a reason not to play 3-4 years later unless they’ve got a guaranteed win
Correction. More so to do with the potential move to 9 conference games in both conferences. Same reason GT has 2 FCs schools on the schedule back then. They also got USC in the schedule, and decision was mutual between the schools.That was way more to deal with the triple option. Now that we’re not running that, it isn’t an issue. They sure as hell didn’t back out of their home and homes with Clemson and Norte dame. Clemson and Texas a and m. Tennessee and Oklahoma. Florida playing Miami. LSU be Texas and Miami. South Carolina North Carolina. Auburn Clemson recently too, and Alabama has played a neutral P5 kickoff game damn near every year. Cancelled, but rescheduled. Wasn’t too long ago tech played two FCS schools and BYU in the same season.
All speculation, but the talking heads are asking if they need to drop us and add Clemson to play late in the season. But check out the poll in the article, about 50/50.
https://www.ajc.com/sports/college/poll-time-for-georgia-switch-rivalries/YlEoslojBr2XR7Av3GJJXK/
I love the Jackets as much or more than anyone but, we have not done anything to make them scared. Lets be realAll speculation, but the talking heads are asking if they need to drop us and add Clemson to play late in the season. But check out the poll in the article, about 50/50.
https://www.ajc.com/sports/college/poll-time-for-georgia-switch-rivalries/YlEoslojBr2XR7Av3GJJXK/
I stand corrected. Most, however, are post 2025.Most are in the 2020s