This is very telling. With ND's TV deal, her son will get more exposure. Let's face it, GT doesn't have great sports marketing. If there is one area in which we need to improve, it's the marketing of our athletics.
People have to put themselves in the mother's shoes. We are all biased because we have a love for GT. As hard as it may be, drop that bias for a second and put yourself in a recruit's shoes.
Any of you venture outside of the state of Georgia? Then you would know that there are several people who honestly believe Georgia Tech and Georgia are one in the same. I know, blasphemy, but that's just the case. You tell someone you went to Georgia Tech and a few minutes later, they are telling someone you went to Georgia. They are that ignorant about it. The same thing would never happen with Notre Dame. That school is known by everyone across America. It has more name recognition and prestige behind it for common folks (outside of Georgia) than Georgia Tech. Even though that may not be warranted, that's the way it is. Perception is reality.
Ultimately we HAVE to improve the marketing of our athletics. The fact that we can't fill our moderately-sized stadium in a large southern, football-loving city is inexcusable.