Recruiting Analysts

[Supersize that order mutt]

Agreed. The Cheetah is a 5 minute walk from campus, no need for anyone to drive.

If any athletes go there on their own, so be it. They have the right to make that decision, even though I think it would be a stupid decision. But I hope to heaven there are no members of the staff going with them.

 

[smokey_wasp]

I sure hope that Tech does not pay any staff members, regardless of the title, to take recruits and athletes to The Cheetah.

When we do, the NCAA makes us fire them and gives us a post-season ban.

 

[ClubSeats]

Agreed. The Cheetah is a 5 minute walk from campus, no need for anyone to drive.

Toppers literally across the street from UGA

 

[thegtstunner08]

Tiger Tails in Clemson....anyone?

 

[TechRush]

It could have been worse. They could have received free tickets to the GA Aquarium.

 

[GBurdell]

so i wonder how turned on she was after a night of watching other bimbos dance and show tiddies and cooter?

 

[gtchief]

If only we still had a Cypriot mod who kept this board in check.

He could be reading OP the Cypriot act but instead it’s just a whimper. Sad.

 

[clapper]

Toppers literally across the street from UGA

Seems like the Waffle House was a little farther away than 5th Street though.

 

[gtleviathan]

so i wonder how turned on she was after a night of watching other bimbos dance and show tiddies and cooter?

 

[The Champ]

I sure hope that Tech does not pay any staff members, regardless of the title, to take recruits and athletes to The Cheetah.

It’s definitely walkable. No need to drive.

 

[OmnipoTech]

Seems like the Waffle House was a little farther away than 5th Street though.

Actually, it looks like there is a waffle house within walking distance of Toppers, and they apparently passed another waffle house during their race. Can't fix stupid.

 

[RoanokeJacket]

Actually, it looks like there is a waffle house within walking distance of Toppers, and they apparently passed another waffle house during their race. Can't fix stupid.

can't avoid passing Waffle Houses in GA either

not like Dollar Generals but close in GA

There are NINE Dollar Generals in a 10 mile radius of Mountain Home Arkansas (pop. about 12,500).

The metro area probably has 25,000.

 

[Vespidie]

Still hard to believe that one of those "recruiting analysts" would take players to a strip club. Does UGA pay them to do that?

Maybe the crootin analysts got tired of doing the strippin, and decided they needed to celebrate a bit too.

 

[Vespidie]

Toppers literally across the street from UGA

Where does it fall in to the Uga curriculum?

 

[clapper]

Maybe the crootin analysts got tired of doing the strippin, and decided they needed to celebrate a bit too.

Or it was amateur night.

 

[manjano mdudu]

Appears someone on our payroll is trying to learn more about analysts......

 

[ricejacket]

Appears someone on our payroll is trying to learn more about analysts......

He's getting paid to teach a coaching clinic in Louisiana so he needs to learn about coaching first.

 

[ee8384]

Appears someone on our payroll is trying to learn more about analysts......

"Now, this is called grass, or sometimes, turf. It can be natural or artificial. Those lines are painted on to create what is called a football field.. The field is 100 yards long. The numbers specify the "yard line". The small, brown oblong object is called a "football", but it is usually carried or thrown, not kicked by the foot. These large men are wearing "uniforms" that protect them when the collide together. They collide trying to get and keep the football from the players in the opposite-colored uniforms. If one of the players can take the football down the field and across the "goal line", it is called "touchdown" and the team gets 6 points. Well, that's probably enough for now. Come back tomorrow and we will cover the meanings of "offense" and "defense" and why the players stand in different places on the field with the ball in the middle so many times."

 

[Nehru Jacket]

"Now, this is called grass, or sometimes, turf. It can be natural or artificial. Those lines are painted on to create what is called a football field.. The field is 100 yards long. The numbers specify the "yard line". The small, brown oblong object is called a "football", but it is usually carried or thrown, not kicked by the foot. These large men are wearing "uniforms" that protect them when the collide together. They collide trying to get and keep the football from the players in the opposite-colored uniforms. If one of the players can take the football down the field and across the "goal line", it is called "touchdown" and the team gets 6 points. Well, that's probably enough for now. Come back tomorrow and we will cover the meanings of "offense" and "defense" and why the players stand in different places on the field with the ball in the middle so many times."

If you could acquire a hillbilly accent you could be the new Andy Griffith.