knoxjacket
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Like in 2008?!
Too bad we don’t have a top 15 class on campus and two FCS teams on the schedule.
Like in 2008?!
Too bad we don’t have a top 15 class on campus and two FCS teams on the schedule.
Too bad you think we are hot garbage this year and need a FCS padded schedule.
No you
Most, even those of us who are excited about the energy and enthusiasm of the new staff, yet have lived long enough to want to see if the hype is real, will already be on or off the train by then based on game day coaching, game prep, and effort.Would 9 in 21 get u on the train?
Most, even those of us who are excited about the energy and enthusiasm of the new staff, yet have lived long enough to want to see if the hype is real, will already be on or off the train by then based on game day coaching, game prep, and effort.
My take will be based on what I listed above. 9 is no line in the sand. However, after supporting the Jackets for 50+ years, one gets more and more bottom line oriented. It's the Ws....period (as long as they don't come via Bama/ugag crap). We are going to be Elite, remember!What if you like everything you see up to that point and we only win 8 games in 2021?
Here's the schedule for everyone's reference:
https://fbschedules.com/ncaa-2021/team/georgia-tech
I think the premise of "big step forward" in 2021 is reasonable, but what that means exactly might require more nuance than declaring it to be 9 wins.
FWIW, my opinion of the 2021 schedule, the tough games are pretty obvious, while the rest are a bunch of unknowns, given a variety of flux among those teams, but at minimum should be pick ems or better with a game still to be added. 8-9 wins seems possible, but certainly challenging. A challenge I think our players will be eager to meet.
Respond to ncjacket79 then.I think we’re mediocre. I think comparing the situation to 2008 is absurd.
Respond to ncjacket79 then.
My take will be based on what I listed above. 9 is no line in the sand. However, after supporting the Jackets for 50+ years, one gets more and more bottom line oriented. It's the Ws....period (as long as they don't come via Bama/ugag crap).
Agree, nuances like: game day coaching, game prep, effort, making adjustments, lack of penalties, being in place to make a play, lack of turnovers on O, etc.I agree W's are ultimately the bottom line, but that there's nuance in accounting for that bottom line.
Why? For the record we have been fairly mediocre the last 4 years overall and I am worried about the roster for this year. I hope for bowl eligibility while we get things turned around.Respond to ncjacket79 then.
Agree, nuances like: game day coaching, game prep, effort, making adjustments, lack of penalties, being in place to make a play, lack of turnovers on O, etc.
But according to so many posters here.....2015 was THE indicator of the programI agree with this, and also the line can be so thinly drawn between wins and losses that one year's results are not necessarily indicative of the overall direction of the program. It's just too small a sample. Looking at w's and l's over a period of several years would be a far more accurate indicator of success or failure.
But according to so many posters here.....2015 was THE indicator of the program
Looks like we are going to need to look at some stats to preserve integrity and interest.I'd ask for who those posters are and proof of that but know the answer would be met with **crickets chirping**, like all your other accusations.
2015 was an asterisk season for obvious reasons. 2010 and 2017 are better indicators of the program and its previous inability to put 2 decent seasons in a row together. Its failure to 'strike while the iron is hot'. It made 2014 and 2016 look more like flukes than anything approaching 'the norm'.
I think we’re mediocre. I think comparing the situation to 2008 is absurd.
I'd ask for who those posters are and proof of that but know the answer would be met with **crickets chirping**, like all your other accusations.
2015 was an asterisk season for obvious reasons. 2010 and 2017 are better indicators of the program and its previous inability to put 2 decent seasons in a row together. Its failure to 'strike while the iron is hot'. It made 2014 and 2016 look more like flukes than anything approaching 'the norm'.
Thank you for raising your hand. That’s one to start with.