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Says it all, doesn't it?
Mark Bradley’s Articles Go Beyond Journalism, He Is Out To Destroy …
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Thanks for reposting. The article was correct in the conclusions reached.
Clown Show C****** is "Out to destroy" the Tech program. Shame on him for using his position to DUPE so many Tech fans and divide the fanbase and donor communities.
What did Bark write that are not truthful? He just reporteed the facts. It Is What It Is.
What did Bark write that are not truthful? He just reporteed the facts. It Is What It Is.
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Dude, Gibbs is transferring because we are beyond pathetic as a program. I don’t blame him at all, I would do the exact thing in his position. It’s going to get a lot worse before it gets better, and you’d best accept it.
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Thanks for hiring this jackass big $$$ donors. I hope you enjoyed destroying the program.
Not just hiring him but giving him a 7 year contract.
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Collins sucks miserably and has done nothing right and continues to stick his foot in his mouth every week in press availabilities. To write anything different would be the same phony baloney stuff we already hear from Geoff and Todd.
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Your big donor ass could have stopped that. Oh, wait… There’s only $ behind that talk. Don’t bitch at them, if you can’t step up to that table.
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Count me among those who have long thought Dr. Naismith (a nickname Furman Bisher bestowed upon him one night prior to a Ga Tech basketball game, when Bradley wasn't there() was a supercilious tool.
But his last couple of columns on Tech and Collins' coaching ability or lack thereof, well, been kinda hard to disagree with.
It ain't Bark Madley's job to soft pedal and be sunshine and puppies. He's supposed to call them like he sees them.
This is how he sees them.
So do a lot of others.
But his last couple of columns on Tech and Collins' coaching ability or lack thereof, well, been kinda hard to disagree with.
It ain't Bark Madley's job to soft pedal and be sunshine and puppies. He's supposed to call them like he sees them.
This is how he sees them.
So do a lot of others.
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As a matter of semantics, Bradley writes columns.
Ken Suguira writes articles.
Ken Suguira writes articles.
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If you don't want articles like that written about your program, don't go 9-25.
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Anyone who cares what Bradley has to say is too stupid to play for Tech. With that said,
actually that's it. Bradley is a hack and is not employed by any reputable publications for a reason.
actually that's it. Bradley is a hack and is not employed by any reputable publications for a reason.
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If his earlier column PO'd some of you, what will today's do?
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Your mom jokes.
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Here is Bradley's latest ---
Mark Bradley Blog
By Mark Bradley, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Updated 1 hour ago
The #404Takeover just took a huge hit. Jahmyr Gibbs, whose praises coach Geoff Collins has sung for two years, has entered the transfer portal. He’s from Dalton. He was a 4-star recruit. He was the biggest Georgia Tech signee since Chan Gailey’s famous class of 2007 – Jonathan Dwyer, Joshua Nesbitt, Derrick Morgan and Morgan Burnett. We could argue that he’s the best Tech player since Calvin Johnson.
“One of the best players in college football,” Collins called Gibbs, not for the first time, after Tech lost to Georgia 45-0 on Saturday. Of all the Yellow Jackets, he’s the one who wouldn’t have looked out of place on the Bulldogs’ star-spangled depth chart. (Tech, as we know, has done away with the depth chart.)
“I have loved my time here at Georgia Tech,” Gibbs posted on Twitter, but he didn’t love it so much that he wanted to waste his time on a third season. Going 3-6 and then 3-9 can have that effect on a young man’s ardor. Losing consecutive games by a total of 100 points can make a big-time talent wonder how life might look elsewhere.
We can’t say for sure that Gibbs’ absence will make Tech any worse than it has been. When two hours of football have seen the other side score 100 and yours score nothing, you’ve hit bottom. His leaving does make it less likely that Collins will ever hit heights he, and perhaps he alone, still envisions.
Not long ago, Collins said he knew that his rebuild would work because he’s Geoff Collins, who has succeeded wherever he has been. This was a curious statement, given that he’d been a head coach only once before he arrived, and that was at Temple for two seasons, the better of which saw the Owls go 8-4. They’d gone 10-4 and 10-3 under Matt Rhule, whom Collins followed. “I have complete confidence in myself,” Collins said, and it’s fine to believe as much. It’s weird to say it out loud when you’re about to lose as many games in Year 3 as in Year 1.
“Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm,” said a famous man named Ralph. (No, not Ralph Friedgen. Ralph Waldo Emerson.) Collins has as much enthusiasm as anyone who has ever lived. This fervor hasn’t yet been reflected in his record. He’s 9-25 at Tech, worse even than Bill Lewis, who so disappointed Tech fans they refuse to speak his name.
Todd Stansbury is on record as saying he’s sold on Collins. Actual quote: “I have my man.” It’s not unreasonable that the athletic director who hired this coach would be willing to wait until Year 4, when Collins’ ballyhooed recruits have had a chance to grow together, to pass judgment. This same AD gave this coach a seven-year contract, silly even by Tech’s patchy contractual history. (We reference Gailey and Paul Hewitt.)
This season fell apart so completely – Tech lost its final six games – that Collins was moved to dump three assistants Sunday, offensive coordinator Dave Patenaude included. This wasn’t a shock. When you don’t score over two games, your OC isn’t to be confused with Lincoln Riley. Still, offense was the better part of Tech in 2021. The Jackets finished 92nd among 130 FBS teams in total yardage. (Four ACC teams cracked the top 10.) They were 117th in total defense.
It’s possible Collins will pluck some major talents from the same portal, though Tech is a harder sell now. The top recruit to grace the Institute in more than a decade has opted out, two days after Bobby Dodd Stadium saw Georgia fans outnumber Tech backers.
Said cornerback Tre Swilling, the latest of many Swillings to matriculate at Tech: “It being Senior Day and there being that much red … truthfully, it doesn’t feel great.”
For 11 seasons under Paul Johnson, Tech folks knew their team could run the ball. Many were ready for something new, but we ask: What does Tech do well now? It was bad on offense, worse on defense. Gibbs was its leading rusher, its leading kickoff returner and its third-leading receiver.
Per 247Sports, Tech’s recruiting class for 2022 is the nation’s 23rd-best, fifth-best in the ACC. Given Gibbs’ announcement, you wonder if that ranking will hold until Signing Day, which is Dec. 15. You wonder if Collins will make it through Year 4. You half-wonder if he’ll make it to spring practice.
It gets worse for Collins and Tech: Jahmyr Gibbs enters the portal
Mark Bradley Blog
By Mark Bradley, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Updated 1 hour ago
The #404Takeover just took a huge hit. Jahmyr Gibbs, whose praises coach Geoff Collins has sung for two years, has entered the transfer portal. He’s from Dalton. He was a 4-star recruit. He was the biggest Georgia Tech signee since Chan Gailey’s famous class of 2007 – Jonathan Dwyer, Joshua Nesbitt, Derrick Morgan and Morgan Burnett. We could argue that he’s the best Tech player since Calvin Johnson.
“One of the best players in college football,” Collins called Gibbs, not for the first time, after Tech lost to Georgia 45-0 on Saturday. Of all the Yellow Jackets, he’s the one who wouldn’t have looked out of place on the Bulldogs’ star-spangled depth chart. (Tech, as we know, has done away with the depth chart.)
“I have loved my time here at Georgia Tech,” Gibbs posted on Twitter, but he didn’t love it so much that he wanted to waste his time on a third season. Going 3-6 and then 3-9 can have that effect on a young man’s ardor. Losing consecutive games by a total of 100 points can make a big-time talent wonder how life might look elsewhere.
We can’t say for sure that Gibbs’ absence will make Tech any worse than it has been. When two hours of football have seen the other side score 100 and yours score nothing, you’ve hit bottom. His leaving does make it less likely that Collins will ever hit heights he, and perhaps he alone, still envisions.
Not long ago, Collins said he knew that his rebuild would work because he’s Geoff Collins, who has succeeded wherever he has been. This was a curious statement, given that he’d been a head coach only once before he arrived, and that was at Temple for two seasons, the better of which saw the Owls go 8-4. They’d gone 10-4 and 10-3 under Matt Rhule, whom Collins followed. “I have complete confidence in myself,” Collins said, and it’s fine to believe as much. It’s weird to say it out loud when you’re about to lose as many games in Year 3 as in Year 1.
“Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm,” said a famous man named Ralph. (No, not Ralph Friedgen. Ralph Waldo Emerson.) Collins has as much enthusiasm as anyone who has ever lived. This fervor hasn’t yet been reflected in his record. He’s 9-25 at Tech, worse even than Bill Lewis, who so disappointed Tech fans they refuse to speak his name.
Todd Stansbury is on record as saying he’s sold on Collins. Actual quote: “I have my man.” It’s not unreasonable that the athletic director who hired this coach would be willing to wait until Year 4, when Collins’ ballyhooed recruits have had a chance to grow together, to pass judgment. This same AD gave this coach a seven-year contract, silly even by Tech’s patchy contractual history. (We reference Gailey and Paul Hewitt.)
This season fell apart so completely – Tech lost its final six games – that Collins was moved to dump three assistants Sunday, offensive coordinator Dave Patenaude included. This wasn’t a shock. When you don’t score over two games, your OC isn’t to be confused with Lincoln Riley. Still, offense was the better part of Tech in 2021. The Jackets finished 92nd among 130 FBS teams in total yardage. (Four ACC teams cracked the top 10.) They were 117th in total defense.
It’s possible Collins will pluck some major talents from the same portal, though Tech is a harder sell now. The top recruit to grace the Institute in more than a decade has opted out, two days after Bobby Dodd Stadium saw Georgia fans outnumber Tech backers.
Said cornerback Tre Swilling, the latest of many Swillings to matriculate at Tech: “It being Senior Day and there being that much red … truthfully, it doesn’t feel great.”
For 11 seasons under Paul Johnson, Tech folks knew their team could run the ball. Many were ready for something new, but we ask: What does Tech do well now? It was bad on offense, worse on defense. Gibbs was its leading rusher, its leading kickoff returner and its third-leading receiver.
Per 247Sports, Tech’s recruiting class for 2022 is the nation’s 23rd-best, fifth-best in the ACC. Given Gibbs’ announcement, you wonder if that ranking will hold until Signing Day, which is Dec. 15. You wonder if Collins will make it through Year 4. You half-wonder if he’ll make it to spring practice.
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I read both of those articles, and honestly, what exactly is his ulterior motive? I've heard far worse from posters on this forum. What you're reading about Geoff Collins sucks because Geoff Collins' tenure at Tech sucks. No need to shoot the messenger.