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<blockquote data-quote="ATL1" data-source="post: 7696" data-attributes="member: 26"><p>This a start. </p><p></p><p>See in my opinion Tech doesn't necessarily need to change the principles of the institution. Tech is a unique institution and should remain so, that is actually a selling point for the institution and should be sold to recruits as such. I understand the challenges in academics & curriculum and that's fine but the Notre Dame, Northwestern, and Stanford's of the world prove that it can be done in this new era of college football. </p><p></p><p>1. Relentlessly recruit and recruit nationally (hell internationally) relentless. Everyone comes to GA to get players and we are in constant battles with football factories for recruits. I love the new strategy this year that Tech initiated to recruit the DC catholic league, Penn, Ohio, & Tenn. It has yielded results this year in Miles and Klock, and we on the table with some others in Ohio. I love how we recruited in the South in general by in large. Now it's time to push it out west. California and Texas. Tech will have to cast a broad net to get a few. </p><p></p><p>2. I agree with Longestday, Tech will have to open up the offense. They may do it some this year, but having a strong passing attack only to go along with this rushing attack makes this team virtually unstoppable. I can't think of any elite talented QB's that don't want to put the ball in the air, duel threat or not, QB's want to throw the ball. I wonder how much of Coach Cook's ideas will be implemented into the games, we know that the base will always be the flexbone, but more diamond, pistol, and spread formations, or even creating their own unique formation would make the program sexy. </p><p></p><p>3. I got this from another board. Having a star player at QB. A lot of weight will is on Vad's shoulders to lead the team, develop, and to become a superstar. Johnny Manzel, Tim Tebow, Cam Newton, are national figures thanks to their superstar status in the SEC. Tajd Boyd brings the hype to Clemson, Andrew Luck for Stanford, it's may be the biggest key to adding spice and bringing attention to your program.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ATL1, post: 7696, member: 26"] This a start. See in my opinion Tech doesn't necessarily need to change the principles of the institution. Tech is a unique institution and should remain so, that is actually a selling point for the institution and should be sold to recruits as such. I understand the challenges in academics & curriculum and that's fine but the Notre Dame, Northwestern, and Stanford's of the world prove that it can be done in this new era of college football. 1. Relentlessly recruit and recruit nationally (hell internationally) relentless. Everyone comes to GA to get players and we are in constant battles with football factories for recruits. I love the new strategy this year that Tech initiated to recruit the DC catholic league, Penn, Ohio, & Tenn. It has yielded results this year in Miles and Klock, and we on the table with some others in Ohio. I love how we recruited in the South in general by in large. Now it's time to push it out west. California and Texas. Tech will have to cast a broad net to get a few. 2. I agree with Longestday, Tech will have to open up the offense. They may do it some this year, but having a strong passing attack only to go along with this rushing attack makes this team virtually unstoppable. I can't think of any elite talented QB's that don't want to put the ball in the air, duel threat or not, QB's want to throw the ball. I wonder how much of Coach Cook's ideas will be implemented into the games, we know that the base will always be the flexbone, but more diamond, pistol, and spread formations, or even creating their own unique formation would make the program sexy. 3. I got this from another board. Having a star player at QB. A lot of weight will is on Vad's shoulders to lead the team, develop, and to become a superstar. Johnny Manzel, Tim Tebow, Cam Newton, are national figures thanks to their superstar status in the SEC. Tajd Boyd brings the hype to Clemson, Andrew Luck for Stanford, it's may be the biggest key to adding spice and bringing attention to your program. [/QUOTE]
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