Key Haters Get LOST!

I like keyless entry but it doesn't mean that I hate keys. Also Lost was decent until the ending.
 
BuzzFeitenSystem said:
Key is at least partially responsible for the upgrade size on the team as a whole. No more looking like weak midgets vs power 5 even when we lose
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We looked pretty small and weak on the offensive line of scrimmage. The fact we couldn't get any push inside the one and have no Laskey type to drive for those short yardage situations is glaring. Defensive line is small but quick and plays with aggression. Pitt didn't end up in less than a yard situations much; but they probably would have blown us up pretty consistently if they needed to.
 
MGYSGT GRITS said:
You know you’re out there. You opened your mouth all week long and said that he had no business being the interim coach. You said his offensive line sucked. Get lost. Go find another team. You’re losers for not supporting tech this week. You’re quitters. It was one win while he’s been interim coach but it was a huge win and that’s what counts.
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The criticism he received for the O lone's performance is warranted. He did a good job getting the team ready during a tough week. He seemed to be talking to Weinke quite a bit during the game. I also noticed Weinke chewing someone's ass. Haven't seen that in a while.
 
I enjoyed seeing evidence of life in this team and seeing the players get excited. I do see obvious evidence that Key is different than CGC. With that said, I'm hesitant to build a GT football gospel out of 1 game. For the first time in 3 years, I'm actually looking forward to the next game
 
ScionOfSouthland said:
1 win and some people are ready to give Key a Jimbo Fisher contract
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I do not want to give any coach a gold plated contract. Going forward we should offer a fair base salary and generous incentives for significant accomplishments (division title, conference title, 10 wins, bowl game, conference and national coach of the year, etc.). The buyouts for both sides should drop after the last regular season game.

If Coach Key gets us to six or more wins and a bowl game, he should be considered. If he wins the division or beats Georgia, he has earned the job.
 
Here's the honest question: Does anyone here think Geoff Collins coaches us to victory against Pitt last night?

Still, I'm not for CBK as "The Guy" unless we get some serious OC/DC talent. I'll stay on Team Prime.
 
GTsapper said:
Here's the honest question: Does anyone here think Geoff Collins coaches us to victory against Pitt last night?

Still, I'm not for CBK as "The Guy" unless we get some serious OC/DC talent. I'll stay on Team Prime.
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The real question is if any of the other coaches lead to victory as long as they weren't Collins?
 
rghoae said:
To be completely fair, there were a couple of times we nearly had a delay of game, butKey had the presence of mind to call timeouts.

In a different game those timeouts may have cost us. But also, seeing such a vast improvement in basics within a week of changing HCs, I suspect the delay of game issue can be ironed out fairly quickly.
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In both of those cases the refs should have flagged Pitt for delay of game because they slow-rolled their substitutions. There was under five seconds left on the play clock by the time their player was off the field. One guy would slowly trot out there, the other guy wouldn't leave until the first guy was all the way to him. Then, he'd slowly go off.
 
clapper said:
In both of those cases the refs should have flagged Pitt for delay of game because they slow-rolled their substitutions. There was under five seconds left on the play clock by the time their player was off the field. One guy would slowly trot out there, the other guy wouldn't leave until the first guy was all the way to him. Then, he'd slowly go off.
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Yeah, the way the ACC refs interpreted the rule, the defense gets a solid 20 seconds to make a substitution.
 
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