Yikes.Do Coaches count towards the Fulmer Cup?
Should have gone to the Pajole Motel 6. Learn from this, Mr. Pierre Ingram.
Considering that most announcers on ESPN don't even know what a chop block is, I would guess that about 1/4th of football fans know. That would mean that GT has about 200 football fans in its student base which is probably a pretty accurate number.How does this number compare to current GT students who even know what football is?
Hopefully the old man is gone and forgotten by then. One of the most overrated and morally inept coaches in history.The O'Leary Bowl
Lol, fair enough.Considering that most announcers on ESPN don't even know what a chop block is, I would guess that about 1/4th of football fans know. That would mean that GT has about 200 football fans in its student base which is probably a pretty accurate number.
Hopefully the old man is gone and forgotten by then. One of the most overrated and morally inept coaches in history.
Is there any recruiting rule you’d like to see the NCAA change to make it better for the colleges and the recruits? “I think we need eliminate all these little mini-camps — these satellite camps and going out and working other people’s camps. I don’t think that’s good for anybody. I think everybody should take care of their own house, and all that stuff should be off-limits. They need to come to your campus. That will help eliminate the middle men as well.”
Urban Meyer is in agreement that satellite training camps like Penn State and Michigan have been doing should be outlawed. There's some other stuff in there too.
I'm not surprised the one recruiting rule he mentions is the one that undermines the strength of established schools with a large local recruiting base to lock down said base.
This doesn't make any sense:He's trying to get the Florida schools to do an exhibition game with them. I think it's a great idea, actually. You can go full speed and not worry about injuring your own players as much, plus gives you a better idea of where you are. You'd have to make rules to keep the QB's off limits.
Urban Meyer is in agreement that satellite training camps like Penn State and Michigan have been doing should be outlawed. There's some other stuff in there too.
The cost to attend these football camps is born by the players, right? As far as I'm aware there's not provision for allowing schools to "scholarship" players to attend their summer camps. Plus, the kids have to actually get to the camps. So in cases where (1) the parents can't afford the cost of the camps and/or (2) have to work and can't actually take their kids to the camp, then only having camps on campus would become prohibitively more expensive the further one is removed from the university. This would therefore increase the likelihood that some sort of middleman is introduced into the equation who has both the resources and time to take the kids to the camps."They need to come to your campus. That will help eliminate the middle men as well.
I'm not surprised the one recruiting rule he mentions is the one that undermines the strength of established schools with a large local recruiting base to lock down said base.
This doesn't make any sense:
The cost to attend these football camps is born by the players, right? As far as I'm aware there's not provision for allowing schools to "scholarship" players to attend their summer camps. Plus, the kids have to actually get to the camps. So in cases where (1) the parents can't afford the cost of the camps and/or (2) have to work and can't actually take their kids to the camp, then only having camps on campus would become prohibitively more expensive the further one is removed from the university. This would therefore increase the likelihood that some sort of middleman is introduced into the equation who has both the resources and time to take the kids to the camps.
ESPN: Quality Reporting (TM).
Just think it's only 4 months till games actually start. I won't say meaningful games since everyone still loves cupcakes early on in the season even with the playoffs.
It's a little longer than that. Games won't start until September this year. Closer to 4.5 months away. I do wish they would stretch out the season a bit more so we always have regular season games in August and December
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Art Briles asked about his non-conf. scheduling philosophy. Said non-conf schedule had zero effect on Baylor getting left out last season
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Stanford senior fullback Patrick Skov has announced his intentions to play at Georgia Tech as a graduate transfer next season.
It's a little longer than that. Games won't start until September this year. Closer to 4.5 months away. I do wish they would stretch out the season a bit more so we always have regular season games in August and December
Last year will probably prove to be the exception rather than the rule.‏@Jake_Trotter 1h1 hour ago
Art Briles asked about his non-conf. scheduling philosophy. Said non-conf schedule had zero effect on Baylor getting left out last season
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Big pick up for the Jackets!
Patrick Skov to transfer from Stanford to Georgia Tech
He can play straight away!
Last year will probably prove to be the exception rather than the rule.
FSU going undefeated really threw a wrench in the process. Any objective observer knew they weren't one of the 4 best teams but it was impossible to leave them out.
Ohio State also had one of the most impressive wins in recent memory to propel them above TCU and Baylor.
If those two things don't happen, at least one and possibly both Baylor and TCU get in. I think we'd be mistaken to add a conference title game.
You don't need a conference title game. Last year's "controversy" shouldn't have happened because your conference should have gotten behind the team with the head to head win. I can't even remember if that was TCU or Baylor at this point, but the conference should have said "here is our champion" and then let the chips fall where they may. Instead, the rest of the world saw the Big 12 as not having a champion, which is ridiculous.Last year will probably prove to be the exception rather than the rule.
FSU going undefeated really threw a wrench in the process. Any objective observer knew they weren't one of the 4 best teams but it was impossible to leave them out.
Ohio State also had one of the most impressive wins in recent memory to propel them above TCU and Baylor.
If those two things don't happen, at least one and possibly both Baylor and TCU get in. I think we'd be mistaken to add a conference title game.
You don't need a conference title game. Last year's "controversy" shouldn't have happened because your conference should have gotten behind the team with the head to head win. I can't even remember if that was TCU or Baylor at this point, but the conference should have said "here is our champion" and then let the chips fall where they may. Instead, the rest of the world saw the Big 12 as not having a champion, which is ridiculous.
I'm not saying for sure it would have mattered and one of those teams would have gotten in, but what the Big 12 did last year was just monumentally stupid.
Skov eats luna bars, or was that his brother, Shane?
The "One True Champion" controversy was overblown.You don't need a conference title game. Last year's "controversy" shouldn't have happened because your conference should have gotten behind the team with the head to head win. I can't even remember if that was TCU or Baylor at this point, but the conference should have said "here is our champion" and then let the chips fall where they may. Instead, the rest of the world saw the Big 12 as not having a champion, which is ridiculous.
I'm not saying for sure it would have mattered and one of those teams would have gotten in, but what the Big 12 did last year was just monumentally stupid.
Looking back, I don't know if selecting "One True Champion" would have made a difference. The Big 12 conference as a whole was a stronger conference than the B1G and ACC ( regular season ), but FSU was undefeated so they couldn't be left out. 1 loss SEC champion was a no brainer. They weren't going to leave out the Pac-12 champion, and Ohio State went undefeated in their weak conference, but destroyed the runner up Wisconsin in the championship game which would have made it tough for them to be left out. 4 teams, 5 conferences, so at least one conference will lack a representative every year. Last year I think the Big 12 winner would have been left out either way. We'll never know for sure though.
At the very least, even if Baylor would still have ended up left out I wouldn't say that their schedule had "zero effect." The conversation in the playoff committee room could have been "are we going to put in Ohio State or Baylor?" instead of what we got which was more likely along the lines of "thank God Ohio State blew out Wisconsin so we don't have to reward Baylor for scheduling Northwestern State." 59-0 allowed the committee to dodge a "Florida State Lite" situation in which none of them truly wanted Baylor to get in but they ended up being forced into it.The "One True Champion" controversy was overblown.
Even if we had thrown a ticker-tape parade for Baylor in Times Square it wouldn't have mattered. The four teams that got in had very convincing cases for various reasons. I was fine with the playoff four even though I firmly believed that TCU was one of the best 4 teams.
I don't think so. As I said above, I don't know if it would have impacted the final four (and I tend to agree with you that it didn't), but it certainly was a PR misstep that has harmed the league's stock, so to speak.The "One True Champion" controversy was overblown.
The "One True Champion" controversy was overblown.
Even if we had thrown a ticker-tape parade for Baylor in Times Square it wouldn't have mattered. The four teams that got in had very convincing cases for various reasons. I was fine with the playoff four even though I firmly believed that TCU was one of the best 4 teams.
Except for us. According to ksharp.
(Sorry, I'm still endlessly amused by all of that.)
Speaking of rings, GA Tech is touting that they're "State Champs" on their rings from last year. I wish the lol smiley was still a thing just for that.Ohio State continues to have the worst loss of any champion going back to 1836, though. Speaking of which, is it still planned for the championship rings to feature an asterisk?
Speaking of rings, GA Tech is touting that they're "State Champions" on their rings from last year. I wish the lol smiley was still a thing just for that.
The "One True Champion" controversy was overblown.
Even if we had thrown a ticker-tape parade for Baylor in Times Square it wouldn't have mattered. The four teams that got in had very convincing cases for various reasons. I was fine with the playoff four even though I firmly believed that TCU was one of the best 4 teams.
I thought this would be a link to the thread about Cal students being dicks.
How is this any different than all those things you guys painted "we run this state" on? If you guys ever get rings for anything again then you might do the same.Speaking of rings, GA Tech is touting that they're "State Champs" on their rings from last year. I wish the lol smiley was still a thing just for that.
... Cal students being dicks while protesting also barely qualifies as news...
How is this any different than all those things you guys painted "we run this state" on? If you guys ever get rings for anything again then you might do the same.
A whiteboard and bowl rings are not the same thing? We don't usually celebrate beating Tech. It's usually taken for granted, but I do think that us losing this past year was good for the players and parts of the fanbase to take the game a bit more seriously.
You're going to get shit because it's an instate rivalry and it has importance. But this year, the Bama game is much more important to me, Auburn is more important, Florida is more important, and South Carolina is as well.I call bullshit. As someone on the losing end most years even when we should be losing on paper I still get a ton of shit about UGA winning from Dawg fans.
Its been that way for decades aka my whole life around these parts.
The Southeastern Conference currently doesn’t allow its teams to hold such camps.
“I certainly think that we need to address this if it’s going to be a competitive disadvantage, and other people are going to have these kinds of camps,” Saban said Tuesday during his Crimson Caravan stop in Huntsville. “I think it’s something that we’ll probably address as a conference. I think it’s something we should look at from an NCAA standpoint because I think it’s best to have a rule where if people come to your campus, they can come to your camp.”
According to NCAA bylaws, a football program is allowed to host campus either on their campus, inside their state or within a 50-mile radius of campus if it happens to be out-of-state. But there is a loophole that states coaches may “guest coach” or work another school’s camps to get outside of that 50-mile radius.
During a meeting with reporters on Monday during the Associate Press Sports Editors’ Southeast Region meeting in Birmingham, incoming SEC commissioner Greg Sankey spoke out against the camps.
“Ironically, when we’re talking about satellite camps — as we remember camps, they were instructional and development opportunities,” Sankey said, according to al.com. ‘Now, what we’re talking about is recruiting tours. So, let’s just be clear about what we’re really talking about here.”
During that same meeting, current SEC commissioner Mike Slive joked, “We’re going to have a camp at Penn State.”
The satellite camps will more than likely be a big topic of discussion during the SEC’s spring meetings in Destin, Fla. next month.
“If we’re all going to travel all over the country to have satellite camps, how ridiculous is that?” Saban said. “I mean, we’re not even allowed to go to All-star games. But now we’re going to have satellite camps all over the country? So it doesn’t really make sense.”
Huh? You guys made a twitter handle for it and put it on several things. Including your equipment truck which your team was dumb enough to get stuck in the tunnels at Bobby Dodd Stadium.A whiteboard and bowl rings are not the same thing? We don't usually celebrate beating Tech. It's usually taken for granted, but I do think that us losing this past year was good for the players and parts of the fanbase to take the game a bit more seriously.
Good thing they went with @WeRunThisState instead of @WRTS or they'd be paying that Dylan Mack kid some coin.Huh? You guys made a twitter handle for it and put it on several things. Including your equipment truck which your team was dumb enough to get stuck in the tunnels at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
Huh? You guys made a twitter handle for it and put it on several things. Including your equipment truck which your team was dumb enough to get stuck in the tunnels at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
UGA cares just as much as always. Some fans might want to act like they don't, but all actions say other wise.
Nobody needs to tell you how much you care about us. You have taken three different unprovoked jabs at us in the last two pages and it's not even football season. You have always been quick to post anything that is even slightly negative about GT. Thats a bit strange coming from someone who supposedly doesn't care about us at all.Okay. I'll let you guys keep telling me how much I care about it.
Speaking of games I care about, what do Bama fans think about the UGA game this year? It's definitely the one I have circled on my calendar. I see it being a pivotal game for our season, and if we lose, I could easily see it taking the wind out of our sails and us start 5-2. That said, I feel pretty good about it given the way our defense played last year and with 4 OL returning and Nick Chubb running the ball.
Who cares who runs Georgia? There are two teams. And neither has been relevant in decades.
Might as well argue over who runs Washington.
It's important for recruiting in the state. Being the #4 state for recruits in the country, it's an important thing for our proud history of kicking those recruits out so they can play for Auburn instead