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<blockquote data-quote="GTech63" data-source="post: 324208" data-attributes="member: 1683"><p>This is a team sport and the pieces of the team change yearly. We are not just deeper at QB but ALL other O skill positions as well. We have AB and WR with more than one player at these positions, who can actually catch the ball when thrown near them. And blocking? Our guys have bought into the system and are unselfish as a team. And they can make tough yards and also break away leaving defenders in the dust. The success of any QB is dependent upon the O line and all the characters in the play. CPJ is the play director and has proven he is one of the best. What we as fans see and measure as best, is surface abilities IMHO. </p><p></p><p>What is more difficult to see is what makes an Olympian. It is desire, mental toughness, leadership, maturity, steadiness under fire, a whole list of unknowns that make a winner. I have confidence that CPJ and staff will put together the best choreography to meet the challenges of other damn good teams. We have a tough schedule. Placement of Jax State 4 days after Tn also makes that a challenge. CPJ will play those players who will best match up and lead us to success. The starting QB will be best available, to meet that challenge, each week. I see our team getting stronger and deeper each year on O. </p><p></p><p>I am hoping we are beginning to take a bigger step in this direction for a stronger, deeper more talented D. Hopefully, we see the ability to tackle and disrupt the responsible man or area, improve, with as big a step forward, as what we saw last year after the UNCheaters debacle. Os have a big advantage over Ds. They know the play. Ds need to be able to read, discern, react speedily, to the developing play and have the physical ability to over come the attack coming their way. Frankly I have never thought about this before. As I think about it, should D coordinators be paid as much, if not more, than O coordinators? Is that the case at 'Bama, Clemson? It is said D is what builds championships. This raises a big ? in my mind. Are we over emphasizing O recruitment over D? IIRC aren't most of past star tackles at GT from out of state? Country( Australia)?</p><p></p><p>I am banking on success this year to be an ACC championship and getting to play on the national stage. The character of our SAs and their success in graduating with meaningful degrees needs to be seen. </p><p>Go Jackets! Beat the Vols!! 38 days and counting. </p><p>Together We Swarm! THWG!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GTech63, post: 324208, member: 1683"] This is a team sport and the pieces of the team change yearly. We are not just deeper at QB but ALL other O skill positions as well. We have AB and WR with more than one player at these positions, who can actually catch the ball when thrown near them. And blocking? Our guys have bought into the system and are unselfish as a team. And they can make tough yards and also break away leaving defenders in the dust. The success of any QB is dependent upon the O line and all the characters in the play. CPJ is the play director and has proven he is one of the best. What we as fans see and measure as best, is surface abilities IMHO. What is more difficult to see is what makes an Olympian. It is desire, mental toughness, leadership, maturity, steadiness under fire, a whole list of unknowns that make a winner. I have confidence that CPJ and staff will put together the best choreography to meet the challenges of other damn good teams. We have a tough schedule. Placement of Jax State 4 days after Tn also makes that a challenge. CPJ will play those players who will best match up and lead us to success. The starting QB will be best available, to meet that challenge, each week. I see our team getting stronger and deeper each year on O. I am hoping we are beginning to take a bigger step in this direction for a stronger, deeper more talented D. Hopefully, we see the ability to tackle and disrupt the responsible man or area, improve, with as big a step forward, as what we saw last year after the UNCheaters debacle. Os have a big advantage over Ds. They know the play. Ds need to be able to read, discern, react speedily, to the developing play and have the physical ability to over come the attack coming their way. Frankly I have never thought about this before. As I think about it, should D coordinators be paid as much, if not more, than O coordinators? Is that the case at 'Bama, Clemson? It is said D is what builds championships. This raises a big ? in my mind. Are we over emphasizing O recruitment over D? IIRC aren't most of past star tackles at GT from out of state? Country( Australia)? I am banking on success this year to be an ACC championship and getting to play on the national stage. The character of our SAs and their success in graduating with meaningful degrees needs to be seen. Go Jackets! Beat the Vols!! 38 days and counting. Together We Swarm! THWG!!! [/QUOTE]
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