Stinger90
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Our AD doesn't read message boards. He's talking with people who matters to the program.If Collins is fired, shouldn't the AD be canned as well?
Our AD doesn't read message boards. He's talking with people who matters to the program.If Collins is fired, shouldn't the AD be canned as well?
And squeezing the last dollar is in their best interests. Collins will likely NEVER have another head coaching job. Tstan will likely NEVER be an AD again.I do not want to hear that TStan and Collins care about Tech. They only care about how much money they can get from Tech. They both know it is in the best interest of GT that they resign. They both will stay to squeeze out the last dollar possible.
Bobby Cremins and Paul Johnson care about Tech. TStan and Collins only care about their bank accounts.
Woke up expecting a new outlook on life, but looking things over, there's no gifts, just the leftover shame and throbbing anal pain from last night. Like that first Christmas morning at my step-dad's house.
Woke up expecting a new outlook on life, but looking things over, there's no gifts, just the leftover shame and throbbing anal pain from last night. Like that first Christmas morning at my step-dad's house.
Two words that can solve our coaching problem:
PRIME TIME!!!
Right there with you brother. The idea of Deion both intrigues and scares the hell out of me. He’s either going to be a good coach who brings in players and eyeballs, or he’s going to be an amplification of all the clownish things that Collins does. In my lifetime, Tech thrives under hard nosed no bullshit football coaches like Ross, O’Leary, Gailey, and Johnson. I would prefer a no frills asshole who gets the job done over bling and slogans that are high risk/high reward.My honest opinion is we need a tested coach. I just have a bad feeling if we hired Deion we would be fighting over who decided to hire an untested coach like him and put him at a P5 school.
Maybe he would be successful, but right now, we need a coach who's is dead serious at coaching and is manically organized. Essentially, we need a George O'Leary to step in and snap the place back to taking every single part of the football day seriously.
Dammit, if GOL said something was gonna happen at 11 am, you bet your ass it was happening at EXACTLY 11 am or someone's ass is getting chewed. He was just a different level organizer squeezing the most out of a team and players.
I just have a suspicion Deion would be a disaster at GT, but I'd love to be wrong.
Looking through some of the articles regarding CDS it looks to me he is more disciplinarian than I expected. He seems to be a competent coach. He would have zero problem getting visits with any recruit. I would take the chance.Right there with you brother. The idea of Deion both intrigues and scares the hell out of me. He’s either going to be a good coach who brings in players and eyeballs, or he’s going to be an amplification of all the clownish things that Collins does. In my lifetime, Tech thrives under hard nosed no bullshit football coaches like Ross, O’Leary, Gailey, and Johnson. I would prefer a no frills asshole who gets the job done over bling and slogans that are high risk/high reward.
I'd be willing to give the staff another chance. Who knows what our tool of a HC has done to limit or restrict them.I wouldn't be mad. The whole staff needs to go after the season, anyway.
I've been hearing from a guy that talks to those booster occasionally that they've pulled back their offer of support. I'm guessing they're after a whole sale purge of those that need to go asap. The best move is probably to renegotiate Collins buyout- for example instead of paying him & others a lump sum of $10M give them $1.2M over 10 years and call it a day. Yeah we'd pay for it for a long time like Hewitt, but we'd get the dipships away from our program. The damage they're doing is going to cause us to have the biggest rebuild in the history of college football at a time where the sharks are in the water figuring out who's in & who's out in the big college football restructuring. We're on the verge of doing what Joe Petit could not, either send us to D2 or eliminate football altogether and turn Bobby Dodd land into an area with office complexes for The Hill.Fwiw, the booster I talk to who was pushing for him to be fired last year (and had offered up a large sum to make happen) told me earlier this week that it would be stupid to change course now, regardless of how much he'd disagreed with it last year, because we'd just be paying several million to save face for a few weeks. I tried convincing him that the reputation damage was worth the money, he told me that was easy for me to say when it wasn't my money and we laughed and changed subjects. I doubt this game changed his mind because the result was so predictable.
It doesn’t work that way. No one would ever come here to coach if they couldn’t pick their staffI'd be willing to give the staff another chance. Who knows what our tool of a HC has done to limit or restrict them.
Let you in on a little secret, we all knew. Not one person is in disbelief.Actions. Losers give lame excuses and blame prior staff. Winners don't. From the moment he said "the greatest transition in college football", I knew...
I think he received a Silver Star for his service. Not sure he needs a Stingtalk medal, but after the 1st spring game it was pretty clear what we had on our hands.congratulations, you hated him before everyone else. You deserve a medal.