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Collins head coaching resume consisted of just 25 games, in which he finished 15-10. If you're going to undertake "the greatest transition in history", that's the guy you go after? The only reason it's the "greatest transition in history" is because Collins makes it so.
 
What did their schedules look like in their rebuilds?
What does that have to do with anything? Collins has been hot garbage since he got here. In three years he has two more wins than PJ did in his last single season on the flats.
 
Planet Earth is pretty nice most of the time, yea. I said the rule changes had an effect, not that they were the sole reason or even the primary reason. A blind retard has better reading comprehension than you do.
Ok smart guy. You’re the type that makes excuses. I get it. Can’t give the man credit for winning with dick talent in a hs offense because he only won a couple conference titles an orange bowl but zero support from the ADept and a fan base of roughly 10k that consistently show up. Nice try

Easy with the retard comments. I’m sure you’re a b i t c h but you don’t have to sound like one
 
Ok smart guy. You’re the type that makes excuses. I get it. Can’t give the man credit for winning with dick talent in a hs offense because he only won a couple conference titles an orange bowl but zero support from the ADept and a fan base of roughly 10k that consistently show up. Nice try

Easy with the retard comments. I’m sure you’re a b i t c h but you don’t have to sound like one
lol you clearly don't know me
 
It must be nice on your planet. If you think that man quit because of Rule Changes you're insane. In the nicest way possible you may tote a Scooby Doo Lunchbox on purpose

What's wrong with a Scooby Doo lunchbox? Asking for a friend.
 
Who all was lining up to try?

I understand that, fair enough. Even the worst reviewed companies on Glassdoor and Indeed receive more applications for a job opening than they can interview. Nobody keeps track of who applied, and the only ones that would ever know the details of candidates in the running would be those behind closed doors. To the rest of us on the floor, the position was filled.

With as much money that's being thrown around everywhere these days, I'd find it hard to believe someone doesn't want to make a lot of money coaching at GT. Coaching searches are shrouded in secrecy these days, so sites like footballscoop.com are not as solid as they once were
 
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and you clearly don't know me. Unless your just an asinine prick who or a HS bully that needs his @$$. Are you 12?
Yep, you got me. I was 3 years old when I joined stingtalk.

Settle down squirt, you are so angry you can't form a coherent thought.
 
Wow, you try to use facts and flat out lie to come up with that argument? Let's see.. when CPJ retired we were #50 in talent composite. We were in lower 25th percentile, that much is correct. So you say that is not at the bottom... well let's take a look at the teams below us. There are 65 P5 teams. We were #50 (everyone above us was a P5 team). So below us you had Syracuse, Arizona, Iowa State, Washington State, Indiana, Texas Tech, Illinois, Rutgers, Virginia, Kansas State, Oregon State, Boston College, Wake Forest, Purdue, and Kansas. If those are the only P5 teams we had more talent than, then yeah I'd say that's pretty near the bottom. Our average player rating (83.84) was closer to that of Wake Forest at #70 (82.87) than Michigan State at #30 (86.09). And then you say Collins has "modestly" improved the talent to "about 40th." We went up to 45 in 2019, to 34 in 2020, to 33 in 2021. 2022 is not out yet but should be around the same. We are at #33 in 2021 with an average player rating of 86.72. Ahead of teams like Maryland, NC State, Pitt, Michigan State, Cal, VT, Baylor, Iowa, Minnesota, etc. There is more talent on every team now also than there was back then too, so if you took CPJ's last team from 2018, they would be down around #66 in 2021 and vice versa, you move the 2021 class back to 2018 and they would be #26. So yes there is much more talent on the team now than then. That is a tremendous difference. The 2021 team had 16 4-stars and 69 3-stars while the 2018 team had only 4 4-stars and 73 3-stars. By the way, 2018 also wasn't just a down year or an anomaly for CPJ, it was pretty much on average for him. 2015-2017 team talent composite ranked 49, 50, and 54.

This staff started out hot in recruiting but the inability to put the wins on the board have stalled that out. Nobody is arguing that. The coaching HAS to get better or a change will need to be made. That said, if the coaching staff can get it together with these new hires and start putting up some W's, the recruiting will pick back up again and we will be even better. But to say that the team is currently not in any better shape than it was when CPJ left is an absolute joke.
This analysis makes me feel better.
 
The Clemson Insider: New ACC names to know at Georgia Tech

 
This was a worthwhile thread. Showed me a few more idiots to put on the idiot list.
 
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