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<blockquote data-quote="smathis30" data-source="post: 523424" data-attributes="member: 1803"><p>We get UVA at Charlotesville. Whats our record there?</p><p>We get UGA at their defacto home stadium. When did we last win at home? Much less against a playoff caliber team?</p><p>We get clemson in South Carolina. See above.</p><p>We flip Bowling Green with a temple team on the road with a vendetta.</p><p>We flip a bottom 10 Louisville team with a ~ 10 win NC State team </p><p>That alone is a huge flip in schedule. We do get Pitt and USF at home, but we also get Miami and Duke on the road. </p><p>There's a reason since the clemson-UGA alternating schedule flip we haven't had an 8 win season on odd years. </p><p></p><p>We played 5 teams with defeneses with their ratings in triple digits this year. Next year we will play 3. We couldn't win the weakest division in college football on an off year. .500 is a reasonable expectation. Not the 8-9 win seasons or ill be dissapointed some are saying.</p><p>Roster will be depleted due to graduation. I posted above about statistical historical success based on teams who graduate XYZ players. Argue all you want about recruiting, but inheriting a 5th-6th best class every year in the coastal prior to his arrival gives Collins a step down from what CPJ inherited. We're about to go back to back years without someone getting drafted in the NFL, which happened last at GT when there were 22 fewer ****ing teams in the NFL. Ten ****ing teams in the NFL was the last time that happened. It isn't as much an indictment on GT as much as it is everyone else moving forward. </p><p>There still is potential to be great, but its naive to look at whats currently there and expecting them to borderline win the coastal.</p><p>CPJ turned Gailey's dissapointing results into what people were expecting from that level of NFL talent, he just wasn't able to replicate it wihtout getting the talent he needed. He only had 1 more draft pick so far from his 11 recruiting classes than the 2008 roster he inherited. </p><p></p><p>lol redshirt means ya don't play your freshman year which means they didn't see the field. No one on next years roster will have played in the orange bowl. So why use it when looking at the current team? People who red shirted in 2015 will still be on it. </p><p>Strength of roster is measured by strength of individual players who can change teams. See Tebow at Florida. Great players make the NFL and can carry teams. See Lamar at Louisville. good players make the NFL, and good college coaches get good players. Its a pretty good way to look at how good a roster was in hindsight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="smathis30, post: 523424, member: 1803"] We get UVA at Charlotesville. Whats our record there? We get UGA at their defacto home stadium. When did we last win at home? Much less against a playoff caliber team? We get clemson in South Carolina. See above. We flip Bowling Green with a temple team on the road with a vendetta. We flip a bottom 10 Louisville team with a ~ 10 win NC State team That alone is a huge flip in schedule. We do get Pitt and USF at home, but we also get Miami and Duke on the road. There's a reason since the clemson-UGA alternating schedule flip we haven't had an 8 win season on odd years. We played 5 teams with defeneses with their ratings in triple digits this year. Next year we will play 3. We couldn't win the weakest division in college football on an off year. .500 is a reasonable expectation. Not the 8-9 win seasons or ill be dissapointed some are saying. Roster will be depleted due to graduation. I posted above about statistical historical success based on teams who graduate XYZ players. Argue all you want about recruiting, but inheriting a 5th-6th best class every year in the coastal prior to his arrival gives Collins a step down from what CPJ inherited. We're about to go back to back years without someone getting drafted in the NFL, which happened last at GT when there were 22 fewer ****ing teams in the NFL. Ten ****ing teams in the NFL was the last time that happened. It isn't as much an indictment on GT as much as it is everyone else moving forward. There still is potential to be great, but its naive to look at whats currently there and expecting them to borderline win the coastal. CPJ turned Gailey's dissapointing results into what people were expecting from that level of NFL talent, he just wasn't able to replicate it wihtout getting the talent he needed. He only had 1 more draft pick so far from his 11 recruiting classes than the 2008 roster he inherited. lol redshirt means ya don't play your freshman year which means they didn't see the field. No one on next years roster will have played in the orange bowl. So why use it when looking at the current team? People who red shirted in 2015 will still be on it. Strength of roster is measured by strength of individual players who can change teams. See Tebow at Florida. Great players make the NFL and can carry teams. See Lamar at Louisville. good players make the NFL, and good college coaches get good players. Its a pretty good way to look at how good a roster was in hindsight. [/QUOTE]
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