Is There a Coach Out There Who Gives a öööö?

Akinji07 said:
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I love you, @Akinji07
 
Willie Fritz, John Grass, Drew Cronic, Jamey Chadwell, Shawn Clark. These are the types of guys I would be looking at if we're going to eat a buyout and hire a coach that can win on a budget.
 
QuadF said:
Can Deion coach? We don't need another hype man, and I dunno if he brings in enough NIL money alone. Perhaps he can unite atlanta around tech, but I'd rather bring him in as a DC if that's what we want him for.
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He isn't coming as a DC. He won the SWAC last season in his second year after taking over a 4-8 program. Obviously the SWAC isn't P5 or even FBS; but it looks like he can coach.
 
aeromech said:
We would have to pay a fortune to recruit great coach to take over this mess.
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I think you’re on to something here. Collins only play is to tank the program so bad no other coach will take the job unless we pay way more money that we got! He works himself into a situation where we can’t
afford to fire him again.
 
I wanted Satterfield when we hired Collins. While he hasn’t done much, and Louisville looked horrible vs Syracuse, at least he’s near .500 and has gone 1-1 in bowl games since being hired in 2019. Granted he didn’t have to rebuild his team from running the 3O, but I digress.
 
I know a lot of people keep saying Deion's name, but there's literally no way in hell he would even have the slightest interest in coaching at Georgia Tech. The writing is on the wall. He will be the coach at Florida State. 100%.
 
AlaGold said:
We won't "drop" sports , but will drop to D-2 type level.Can't keep up with $$$ culture these days.
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This is what concerns me most, GT goes to mid-major or worse.

Atlanta is the 7th largest TV market in US, new super conference or remaining P5 wanting access to Atlanta TV market is our best hope to stay in play with big boys. The worst nightmare is GT drops and GA State commits to football and goes to new super conference.
 
GTsapper said:
I'm gonna take some heat for this for sure, but we should've gotten Jeff Monken from Army when we had the chance. And we still should.
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We basically wasted 4 years and screwed ourselves out of any sight of bowl contention because we think we are too good for him or anyone else who is even loosely associated with CPJ. We have a contingent of fans who would rather lose than win with an option based offense.
 
aeromech said:
We basically wasted 4 years and screwed ourselves out of any sight of bowl contention because we think we are too good for him or anyone else who is even loosely associated with CPJ. We have a contingent of fans who would rather lose than win with an option based offense.
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The argument isn't "option man bad" it's actually the opposite. CPJ was the best at the flexbone offense, anyone we get from his coaching tree would only be a downgrade from results that were good, not great, but trending downwards. We swung for the fences on a high upside, unproven hire on the basis that he'd turnover the roster so, if he failed, we'd at least setup the next coach for success. We didn't anticipate the extent to which he would fail, he hasn't recruited nearly as well as expected, and NIL/free transfer has ruined the roster turnover logic kind of like the proliferation of spread offenses and away from power football post 2008 negated the logic that CPJ wouldn't have to recruit directly against the powerhouses for the same skillsets.
 
BainbridgeJacket said:
The argument isn't "option man bad" it's actually the opposite. CPJ was the best at the flexbone offense, anyone we get from his coaching tree would only be a downgrade from results that were good, not great, but trending downwards. We swung for the fences on a high upside, unproven hire on the basis that he'd turnover the roster so, if he failed, we'd at least setup the next coach for success. We didn't anticipate the extent to which he would fail, he hasn't recruited nearly as well as expected, and NIL/free transfer has ruined the roster turnover logic kind of like the proliferation of spread offenses and away from power football post 2008 negated the logic that CPJ wouldn't have to recruit directly against the powerhouses for the same skillsets.
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If that was the argument, then we really outsmarted ourselves. Anyone who thinks Monken couldn't be better than CPJ is simply dumb. CGC worked for CCG, therefore he couldn't possibly recruit or coach any better than Chan (see how dumb that sounds).
 
BainbridgeJacket said:
The argument isn't "option man bad" it's actually the opposite. CPJ was the best at the flexbone offense, anyone we get from his coaching tree would only be a downgrade from results that were good, not great, but trending downwards. We swung for the fences on a high upside, unproven hire on the basis that he'd turnover the roster so, if he failed, we'd at least setup the next coach for success. We didn't anticipate the extent to which he would fail, he hasn't recruited nearly as well as expected, and NIL/free transfer has ruined the roster turnover logic kind of like the proliferation of spread offenses and away from power football post 2008 negated the logic that CPJ wouldn't have to recruit directly against the powerhouses for the same skillsets.
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We cant simultaneously hild that cpj was the best 3/o coach but he failed because he didn't adapt yet his coaching tree will never be better even though they are adapting
 
aeromech said:
If that was the argument, then we really outsmarted ourselves. Anyone who thinks Monken couldn't be better than CPJ is simply dumb. CGC worked for CCG, therefore he couldn't possibly recruit or coach any better than Chan (see how dumb that sounds).
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The evidence of relative success of Paul and his protégés exists. Don't be GSU
 
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