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He would at least get us in the roomOther than saban, urban, and dabo, no one is going to get 5*'s at GT anytime soon.
He would at least get us in the roomOther than saban, urban, and dabo, no one is going to get 5*'s at GT anytime soon.
The triple option is gone.I'm not for Collins. He has a worse record than the coach before him, and the record isn't impressive anyway. But, more than that, he had a bad (ie unethical) rep in the way he left GT. If we get anyone who even smells unethical, I'm done as a fan - GT is not foundational to life. Ethics are. No contest.
Jeff Monken, purely as a candidate, with his resume, blows these other names out of the water. It's not even close. His floor is no worse than the status quo (which is pretty darn great), and his ceiling is even higher (which is amazing to think about).
I'm not for Collins. He has a worse record than the coach before him, and the record isn't impressive anyway. But, more than that, he had a bad (ie unethical) rep in the way he left GT. If we get anyone who even smells unethical, I'm done as a fan - GT is not foundational to life. Ethics are. No contest.
Jeff Monken, purely as a candidate, with his resume, blows these other names out of the water. It's not even close. His floor is no worse than the status quo (which is pretty darn great), and his ceiling is even higher (which is amazing to think about).
Per 247, Collins is credited with recruiting one 5-star and four 4-stars over his entire career. What makes you think that he gets us in the room with more four and five star athletes? LinkHe would at least get us in the room
I'm not for Collins. He has a worse record than the coach before him, and the record isn't impressive anyway. But, more than that, he had a bad (ie unethical) rep in the way he left GT. If we get anyone who even smells unethical, I'm done as a fan - GT is not foundational to life. Ethics are. No contest.
Jeff Monken, purely as a candidate, with his resume, blows these other names out of the water. It's not even close. His floor is no worse than the status quo (which is pretty darn great), and his ceiling is even higher (which is amazing to think about).
He would at least get us in the room
I'm not for Collins. He has a worse record than the coach before him, and the record isn't impressive anyway. But, more than that, he had a bad (ie unethical) rep in the way he left GT. If we get anyone who even smells unethical, I'm done as a fan - GT is not foundational to life. Ethics are. No contest.
Jeff Monken, purely as a candidate, with his resume, blows these other names out of the water. It's not even close. His floor is no worse than the status quo (which is pretty darn great), and his ceiling is even higher (which is amazing to think about).
Here's a direct quote from Roddy Jones about Geoff Collins.
“Everybody in the class loved coach Collins,” Jones said. “We were all really sad when he left to go to Alabama.”
TBH, I'm not a fan of keeping the "pure option" offense, but Monken is a damm good coach. As good as CPJ was for GT, I think Monken could improve on it. He actually has decent defenses, and he's willing to implement outside schemes in his offense.
May be blasphemy, but I think in terms of pure coaching (both sides of the ball and willingness to incorporate outside schemes) Monken has surpassed CPJ.
I think calling what geoff did unethical is a stretch. He called on our recruits. That happens all the time. The one piece u may be wondering is peek. But that was not collins pulling as much as receiving. Peek was leaving regardless cuz cpj. So alot of this was butthurt by tech more than true impact. Chris Jackson was being tugged by his handler to go to bama more than collins....
As far as record nope not as good as rhules for sure.
I don't get it. Does GT have a "snowflake' overload or something?Yeah I don’t think so man and I don’t really think we should make light of a serious topic
I'd take him as an OC. All day. Has a reputation for being hard to work with, but the guy knows offense...IF the HC leaves him alone.
I'd be willing to entertain Monken if he would open up the offense and pass more than 4-5 times a game. The limits the under center option places on us are obvious to me. We need to shoot for something better rather than maintaining status quo.TBH, I'm not a fan of keeping the "pure option" offense, but Monken is a damm good coach. As good as CPJ was for GT, I think Monken could improve on it. He actually has decent defenses, and he's willing to implement outside schemes in his offense.
May be blasphemy, but I think in terms of pure coaching (both sides of the ball and willingness to incorporate outside schemes) Monken has surpassed CPJ.
Issue I have with this, (and no confrontation here, just talking) is when you are taking over a program, you are putting your stamp on it, and that isn’t something that happens over night, it’s not always an easy transition. As another poster stated, Saban even did this same thing. The other thing is this, not every schedule is made equally, maybe he had a tougher schedule, maybe he took over a young team with a lot of seniors leaving. There are so many more variables to look at than overall record. If I’m not mistaken, he has been a finalist at 3 different schools for the Broyles Award, guy knows what he’s doing. Imo at GT you don’t go with a “safe pick” because that still might not work out. You go with upside and a guy who has been successful at multiple stops, and been under some very good coaches, and to me, that’s Collins.I'm not for Collins. He has a worse record than the coach before him, and the record isn't impressive anyway. But, more than that, he had a bad (ie unethical) rep in the way he left GT. If we get anyone who even smells unethical, I'm done as a fan - GT is not foundational to life. Ethics are. No contest.
Jeff Monken, purely as a candidate, with his resume, blows these other names out of the water. It's not even close. His floor is no worse than the status quo (which is pretty darn great), and his ceiling is even higher (which is amazing to think about).
The alleged 48 hours for Whiz has to be up no later than 6 pm today (and really before). Chernoff mentioned his text at about 6:00 pm on Monday evening (I recall because I was in my car heading to Lowes for an extension cord for the Xmas lights). The flight referenced had to before the text and maybe even in the am., from Pittsburgh. The end is near for the KW suspense.
Yeah I don’t think so man and I don’t really think we should make light of a serious topic