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<blockquote data-quote="AlphaBuzz" data-source="post: 498360" data-attributes="member: 2534"><p>I can't "like " this enough. Integrity and class; a perfect fit for what I want to think of at GT. A HOF coach run off because some don't like his offense because it isn't cool enough (and they don't care that it is year in/year out top 25 in efficiency in all of college football) will make our next hire extremely difficult. We don't spend money to support the coach with assistant coaches or recruiting support, we do not have majors to hide less than stellar athletes so they can stay on track for graduation, we don't have support from "the hill" or the BOR and we ran off a coach who took us to not one, but 2 Orange Bowls. A level of success not seen at GT in over 50 years.</p><p></p><p>How smart are we? Just because we aren't running the same, exciting offense everybody else does? That we now will be recruiting against for the same players? Let's see, Bubba can come to GT to play and have to take calculus of some sort, or he can go to Clemson, uGa, uNC, Fsu, Auburn, (tell me when you've heard enough) to play the same offense system that is so cool and play video games, slide down slides and get a degree in Parks and Rec while playing football. We are planning to take lower rated player than our competition and try to beat them at their own game. Does 0-7 ring a bell to anyone? Even with Gailey's all star, one time recruiting class he couldn't beat the dwags. Even with Calvin in 3 dang years, he couldn't beat the dwags.</p><p></p><p>Another thing that many may not be thinking of is that everyone who follows college football knew who GT was and what we do. I'm not a world traveler, but I have been in more than a few states and without fail, every college football fan knows that we run the triple option. Kirby told the SEC reporters for the game last week that he has a "coach" whose only job was to break down our offense after every one of our games and prep the team for us. They practice for our offense all year round and all season, just to be ready. Every team we play in the ACC Coastal is the same way; they think about us all year.</p><p></p><p>Now, we will be just like every other non-descript college team out there running the same RPO and trying to beat another team who does the same dang thing. Could be B$&@ L*^#%s all over or maybe not, but we won't be any more distinct than Wake or Arizona or Arkansas or you name it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AlphaBuzz, post: 498360, member: 2534"] I can't "like " this enough. Integrity and class; a perfect fit for what I want to think of at GT. A HOF coach run off because some don't like his offense because it isn't cool enough (and they don't care that it is year in/year out top 25 in efficiency in all of college football) will make our next hire extremely difficult. We don't spend money to support the coach with assistant coaches or recruiting support, we do not have majors to hide less than stellar athletes so they can stay on track for graduation, we don't have support from "the hill" or the BOR and we ran off a coach who took us to not one, but 2 Orange Bowls. A level of success not seen at GT in over 50 years. How smart are we? Just because we aren't running the same, exciting offense everybody else does? That we now will be recruiting against for the same players? Let's see, Bubba can come to GT to play and have to take calculus of some sort, or he can go to Clemson, uGa, uNC, Fsu, Auburn, (tell me when you've heard enough) to play the same offense system that is so cool and play video games, slide down slides and get a degree in Parks and Rec while playing football. We are planning to take lower rated player than our competition and try to beat them at their own game. Does 0-7 ring a bell to anyone? Even with Gailey's all star, one time recruiting class he couldn't beat the dwags. Even with Calvin in 3 dang years, he couldn't beat the dwags. Another thing that many may not be thinking of is that everyone who follows college football knew who GT was and what we do. I'm not a world traveler, but I have been in more than a few states and without fail, every college football fan knows that we run the triple option. Kirby told the SEC reporters for the game last week that he has a "coach" whose only job was to break down our offense after every one of our games and prep the team for us. They practice for our offense all year round and all season, just to be ready. Every team we play in the ACC Coastal is the same way; they think about us all year. Now, we will be just like every other non-descript college team out there running the same RPO and trying to beat another team who does the same dang thing. Could be B$&@ L*^#%s all over or maybe not, but we won't be any more distinct than Wake or Arizona or Arkansas or you name it. [/QUOTE]
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