College and professional sports put the inefficacy of current talent assessment concepts on full display.Isn't The Dwags best DT a 3 star? Recruiting is a crap shoot at times - One of our best DT in recent memory Vance Walker, was unranked out of Highschool and played several seasons in the NFL
The point is getting more and developing more nfl calibers players. Yes we had a few over the years but be we are lacking in that compared to a whole lot of programs. We just need a big upgrade in the quarterback and d line position from the last 25 years that we’ve had. That’s been our biggest problem for a very long time. Get them and I promise you will see a world of difference in our record. Yes o line as well that makes a difference also but we tend to struggle at the quarterback and d line positions more over the years.Who cares, it's about winning at GT, not the NFL. I love to see further players succeed, but at the end of the day, the NFL does nothing for GT.
I agree, dl has been an issue most of the time. And even when we have an ok dl, it's usually one really really good player instead of decent all around.The point is getting more and developing more nfl calibers players. Yes we had a few over the years but be we are lacking in that compared to a whole lot of programs. We just need a big upgrade in the quarterback and d line position from the last 25 years that we’ve had. That’s been our biggest problem for a very long time. Get them and I promise you will see a world of difference in our record. Yes o line as well that makes a difference also but we tend to struggle at the quarterback and d line positions more over the years.
I don't like to be picky but with a limited number of scholarships, limited time of coaching staff, and limited number for playing minutes I would not make recruiting decisions based on which athletes are supposed to be "nfl caliber." For one thing, such predictions are notoriously unreliable. More importantly, someone who can compete for an NFL roster slot may not be one who adds much to a successful college program and vice versa. Trying to run as many eventual NFL guys through your program as you can get doesn't seem like much of a strategy for winning games.The point is getting more and developing more nfl calibers players. Yes we had a few over the years but be we are lacking in that compared to a whole lot of programs. We just need a big upgrade in the quarterback and d line position from the last 25 years that we’ve had. That’s been our biggest problem for a very long time. Get them and I promise you will see a world of difference in our record. Yes o line as well that makes a difference also but we tend to struggle at the quarterback and d line positions more over the years.
Are you saying you don’t believe there’s a positive correlation between NFL talent and successful college football?I don't like to be picky but with a limited number of scholarships, limited time of coaching staff, and limited number for playing minutes I would not make recruiting decisions based on which athletes are supposed to be "nfl caliber." For one thing, such predictions are notoriously unreliable. More importantly, someone who can compete for an NFL roster slot may not be one who adds much to a successful college program and vice versa. Trying to run as many eventual NFL guys through your program as you can get doesn't seem like much of a strategy for winning games.
You could look at athletes who have held NFL roster slots for a certain minimum of time and find that they tend to come from successful college programs. That doesn't mean a college program becomes successful by spending all its recruiting resources trying to get athletes who are supposed to be NFL talent. Two different thingsAre you saying you don’t believe there’s a positive correlation between NFL talent and successful college football?
Hopefully, he was optimistically referring to GT football after the last three years.Whatever came of that Suddes tweet re coming back from the dead?
I never ignore a poster, but i do put posters on ignore after posts like that one. People in nfl gt = almost zero but alabama = a great number.Are you saying you don’t believe there’s a positive correlation between NFL talent and successful college football?
Are you saying you don’t believe there’s a positive correlation between NFL talent and successful college football?
Right. I didn't realize It was taking over people's heads.I think he is saying get players that make your team better. Joe Hamilton was not a NFL star but he sure was a great college player.
Both sides of the argument are ridiculous.Right. I didn't realize It was taking over people's heads.
You have to account for where GT is now. Horn-dogging the highest-rated athletes is going to have a low rate of return for GT at this time. Few of those will sign here and those who do will not transform the rest of the program by themselves and will likely not stay long. It would be much wiser to ignore NFL hype and spend recruiting resources on athletes who are under-rated and will move our needle the right direction. You have 11 players on the field at a time. If I were HC I would upgrade all the positions where we are poor to good before trying to upgrade to good to great.
Unless they don't. I remember the University of Mars's most famous grad and NFL Hall of Fame member, Otis Sistrunk. The NFL still has a lot of players who never went to college.You could look at athletes who have held NFL roster slots for a certain minimum of time and find that they tend to come from successful college programs. That doesn't mean a college program becomes successful by spending all its recruiting resources trying to get athletes who are supposed to be NFL talent. Two different things
I wonder if Gibbs announcing his transfer to Alabama will move Young away from the Tide? I will be surprised if we can compete with the blue blood programs for this kid, but the tweet is interesting.
At least we weren’t GTU! I’m pumped when 5* players tweet about us offering. Puts our name out there. Shows legitimacy, even if they’re not truly interested. We know he’s tweeted out offer at least twice. That’s more than he’s tweeted anyone else’s offer.Would feel better if he took the time to spell Georgia right.
We are due for some startling good news!At least we weren’t GTU! I’m pumped when 5* players tweet about us offering. Puts our name out there. Shows legitimacy, even if they’re not truly interested. We know he’s tweeted out offer at least twice. That’s more than he’s tweeted anyone else’s offer.
I wonder if Gibbs announcing his transfer to Alabama will move Young away from the Tide? I will be surprised if we can compete with the blue blood programs for this kid, but the tweet is interesting.
Look up Richard young 247 Gibbs quality backWho is this? I can’t see tweets on here.