Yukonwreck
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for many years now, Georgia Tech has cruised into games such as tonight's, with a boatload of opportunity to "turn the corner", or "get over the hump" or whatever characterization you want to put on it. Not a make or break game for this year or this program, but certainly a key game in establishing Paul Johnsons reign at Tech. Win and it is instant notoriety and credibility. Lose and it business as usual; lose big and it's back to square one (as far as public opinion goes.) We have a disappointing record in these watershed games. Beating Georgia last fall was about as close to a real important, perception-changing win as we have had in a decade or more. Beating ND in the Gator bowl was stout---but losing to Miami in the Gator Bowl was deflating. Do we have the kind of talent, team, and character established in this program yet to walk into Miami and spank them? I say yes. This is a huge opportunity to take a big lead in the conference race, and solidify our position nationally. We still have a lot of work to do this year, but the aura of several future matchups goes right down the drain if we can't get it done tonight.
Go Jackets.
Go Jackets.