Muschamp has been offered....according to Bbuzoff

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GaJake15 said:
Kinda like having a good friend marry you sister, be good to her, get divorced, and then show up to Church engaged to your same sex first cousin.
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Guys, keep in mind this kind of incest is a common experience for U[sic]GA fans. Except the best friend is usually a brother as well.

To Hell With Georgia.
 
GTLee93 said:
I would love to have a crazy, in your face HC, I just wonder how the current players would adapt to his style ... or if they would rebel.

The fact that he played at UGa doesn't bother me.
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Whoever we hire needs to be an in your face disciplinarian... And there will be some that will rebel and they will be run off...Edsall is that way and so is Paul Johnson, Chris Hatcher, etc... O'Leary ran off over 30 players his first 2 years at UCF due to guys that were druggies, skipping class, and other issues. Its the ONLY way it can work at GT to get over the hump. I dont want any "Players-Coach" type. Saban-like is who I want and when the players win, they love him- but the fear of playing-time etc is the best motivator by far for these 18-22yr olds and the HC sets the rules. At GT, he needs to basically tell them when to wipe, when to brush their teeth, etc. Its a hard school in and of itself and time mgt needs to be taught. That should help us have more success. If he can combine that style with a dynamic philosophy on the field- we can compete for an ACC Championship. Just my opinion.
 
By the way, the Muschamp rumors have real legs. They're not the only ones speculating he will be the next coach. If I had to take a guess, It would be Muschamp. I've heard enough that would warrant that as a good guess.
 
lonestarjacket said:
Huh?

So, does that make GT a bunch of homosexuals or UGA a bunch of women? Or both possibly? Or would Muschamp be a lesbian in your analogy?

Also, do you have firsthand knowledge of this sort of situation?
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No.

No.

Yes, he is in a way that he likes women.

I will not answer the last question.
 
The Jacket said:
Don't see you around many NCAA/Madden forums anymore. Still playing the games?
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I'm too busy with life to buy and play a PS3/x360. I haven't played the football games in a few years. Now the only games I play are Wii with the kids.

All this great technology and I'm back to playing Mario games.

And kissing my cousin in the back of my pickup truck backed up to the retention pond in my trailer park behind the QuikTrip.
 
BarrelORum said:
By the way, the Muschamp rumors have real legs. They're not the only ones speculating he will be the next coach. If I had to take a guess, It would be Muschamp. I've heard enough that would warrant that as a good guess.
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If its true, then the missing piece of this puzzle would be OC...Who is the OC and what's the syle of OC- that will put people in the stands- not just a fiery energetic coach (Which is an absolute must, with an Offensive strategy that works coming with him.)
 
PreventOffense said:
If its true, then the missing piece of this puzzle would be OC...Who is the OC and what's the syle of OC- that will put people in the stands- not just a fiery energetic coach (Which is an absolute must, with an Offensive strategy that works coming with him.)
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The OC hopefully will be aggressive and run the spread option or an Air Assault offense ala Hawai'i or New Mexico State (yeah they are not that good, but they put up Hawai'i like numbers as well).

These two kind of offenses are what will excite people and inject energy into this program, which GT has needed ever since 2002 with the onset of the anemic and inept offenses under CG.
 
I think I'm fine w/ Muschamp, but interestingly enough, uga has scored more points than any other team against Auburn each of the past 2 years while he was DC (37 in '06, 45 this year).
 
PreventOffense said:
If its true, then the missing piece of this puzzle would be OC...Who is the OC and what's the syle of OC- that will put people in the stands- not just a fiery energetic coach (Which is an absolute must, with an Offensive strategy that works coming with him.)
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Hey! I know! How about Chris Hatcher?

One positive to WM would be the likelihood that Collins comes back as LB coach.
 
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