A competent coach would have modified the offense and gradually implemented what he wanted to run. Recruits and family’s would have understood. No one said **** when Auburn was running the ball 75% of the time. “It was just more modern”
Literally no one has ever done this
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i think hindsight is 20/20 on the offensive system that was implemented from the jump. patenaude was garbage and i think we could all tell that quickly. ultimately that decision for the offense was absolutely correct in regards to recruiting because we signed two of our highest rated offensive recruits in a long time in sims and gibbs. what we did after is obviously not good.
why is this such a big issue? it’s goofy and dumb but this game was an L regardless. honestly we came out decent and did better than expected for the majority of the game. that was just a very good clemson team we were never gonna touch regardless of what we did. they just came off the natty and were returning a lot of talent.Literally no one has ever done this
WATCH: Georgia Tech players lifting weights during pre-game
If you watch college football long enough, a new wrinkle or two will develop over time. In a rather interesting sight, several Yellow Jacket players were seen l
It was embarrassing. Find me one person who honestly didn’t find this to be an embarrassment. It was a continuation and double down of CGCs approach. If you’ve won and been successful then ok. Otherwise (and no 15-10 at Temple doesn’t count), prove yourself and then bring the nonsense. The guy lost significant credibility with serious fans at that moment which was made 10x worse by the Citadel loss. Again- win some games and that s**t gets forgotten. Win 9 in 3 and yep - it sticks and it will until he wins. If he doesn’t, it’ll stick to him through the remainder of his career.
The few opposing fans that even take the time to acknowledge us now routinely mock us. What is frustrating to me is we've become irrelevant in 3 short years. You'd have thought the "wrecked" graphic would have burst the bubble for some. I love our program but if we come out soft & disorganized again this season, I'm not sure how long it will take to fix the culture. We'll have nobody left from the days when we played physical football and other teams needed to prepare for our games. Remember that BPBUSP crap? We got bigger & we're not beating up anybody now.
My guess is that someone pointed out to Geoff that the players were pointlessly expending energy on the sideline that they should have been conserving for the field.
the 'Jor Tech' teambare minimum i expect the depth to be better. i think it’s a pretty solid chance we are significantly better on the o line cause i think we had guys playing hurt last yearBack to the video by Bryce, just watched it. I think it was really well done. He doesn't try to sell that this OL is going to be a complete answer this year, but gives reasons why it could finally be the solid base from which to build, that multiple players have years of eligibility to play and grow together. He mentions 'runway', which is basically asking is the current coaching staff going to be here to see it through, without making that the premise of the video. He doesn't go into any kind of detail about each player really, but does a good job of setting the table at a high level.
I do wonder if he's been listening to Kele Eveland though
yeah this group of guys will all be here for a while. clemson is a tough test early but thankfully until uga no team will really be comparable to their front.
It's obvious that he doesn't think our OL is going to be very good this year, he just didn't want to come out and say that. Instead, he tries the hope for the future angle to not look too negative. Personally, im well out of the hope for the future mindset. We are past needing to show improvement.Back to the video by Bryce, just watched it. I think it was really well done. He doesn't try to sell that this OL is going to be a complete answer this year, but gives reasons why it could finally be the solid base from which to build, that multiple players have years of eligibility to play and grow together. He mentions 'runway', which is basically asking is the current coaching staff going to be here to see it through, without making that the premise of the video. He doesn't go into any kind of detail about each player really, but does a good job of setting the table at a high level.
I do wonder if he's been listening to Kele Eveland though
What does this mean?
It means we shouldn't have to be rebuilding the OL from the ground up in year four of Geoff Collins.
people don’t want to be happy about an improved o line that features pieces that can be a solid foundation for the future. they’d rather find the negative in the situation
Some of us are just tired of rebuilding for the future. It would be nice if the future would get here at some point. You may enjoy the building process and don't really care if it lasts forever. Not everyone else thinks the same way.
no one wants it to but that’s where we’re at whether we like it or not. we are actually going about it the right way at the moment and yet we still just see people endlessly complain. it gets really old and derails every thread into some geoff collins roast session. if people hate tech football so much just leave