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<blockquote data-quote="Golden Tornadoes" data-source="post: 843154" data-attributes="member: 5881"><p>I’ve been a GT fan my entire life which granted isn’t too terribly long. I can remember always trying to find the scores to the game or hoping to catch it on TV or make the trip to see it in person. Even when my life started getting busier I would put the game on record to watch later or listen by radio or now the GT app. However, this year, I watched NIU and Pitt. That’s it. Sure I kept up with a handful of others and even caught the end of the UNC game, but the on field product has literally turned me off from trying to keep up with the team.</p><p></p><p>Today didn’t shock me in the slightest. I fully expected to be shelled. I did expect us to put up some points though. For instance, I logged into the GT app to listen while I was on the road and it was about 10 minutes left in the second quarter. ND was up 31-0 and when I heard the score, I didn’t get sad. I didn’t get upset. I actually felt nothing. Within the next two minutes I head a GT 3 and out, a shanked punt, and an Irish TD and again felt nothing. I simply turned off the app and listened to the radio.</p><p></p><p>We’ve been exposed. The gameplan against us is simple, man up our outside receivers and send a blitz. The 3 and out I referenced I believe the Irish sent a blitz every play and we couldn’t stop it. We knew what was coming and instead of checking out of it or going max protect we simple ran right into their blitz.</p><p></p><p>I say all that to say this. Our players have been robbed. Robbed by a man who told them to stay and he would get us back to the ELITE programs across NCAA. That College Gameday would come back and we would host meaningful late night games regularly. Well, he hasn’t coached them up to anything. This is a highly talented group of men who are not being coached properly or having someone get the most out of them. I’ve checked out. I have no emotional attachment anymore. As a lifelong fan, that hurts. It hurts to not care about the team I’ve loved to watch since I was little. So many great memories are tied to Tech and now I can’t even bring myself to be sad or shocked when we get demolished. It will be worse next week for sure. There’s blood in the water and Kirby will throw Crean a bone after last night. All I care about now is the off-season. What will Tstan do about this? I’m ready to find out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Golden Tornadoes, post: 843154, member: 5881"] I’ve been a GT fan my entire life which granted isn’t too terribly long. I can remember always trying to find the scores to the game or hoping to catch it on TV or make the trip to see it in person. Even when my life started getting busier I would put the game on record to watch later or listen by radio or now the GT app. However, this year, I watched NIU and Pitt. That’s it. Sure I kept up with a handful of others and even caught the end of the UNC game, but the on field product has literally turned me off from trying to keep up with the team. Today didn’t shock me in the slightest. I fully expected to be shelled. I did expect us to put up some points though. For instance, I logged into the GT app to listen while I was on the road and it was about 10 minutes left in the second quarter. ND was up 31-0 and when I heard the score, I didn’t get sad. I didn’t get upset. I actually felt nothing. Within the next two minutes I head a GT 3 and out, a shanked punt, and an Irish TD and again felt nothing. I simply turned off the app and listened to the radio. We’ve been exposed. The gameplan against us is simple, man up our outside receivers and send a blitz. The 3 and out I referenced I believe the Irish sent a blitz every play and we couldn’t stop it. We knew what was coming and instead of checking out of it or going max protect we simple ran right into their blitz. I say all that to say this. Our players have been robbed. Robbed by a man who told them to stay and he would get us back to the ELITE programs across NCAA. That College Gameday would come back and we would host meaningful late night games regularly. Well, he hasn’t coached them up to anything. This is a highly talented group of men who are not being coached properly or having someone get the most out of them. I’ve checked out. I have no emotional attachment anymore. As a lifelong fan, that hurts. It hurts to not care about the team I’ve loved to watch since I was little. So many great memories are tied to Tech and now I can’t even bring myself to be sad or shocked when we get demolished. It will be worse next week for sure. There’s blood in the water and Kirby will throw Crean a bone after last night. All I care about now is the off-season. What will Tstan do about this? I’m ready to find out. [/QUOTE]
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