If you'd have told me on Friday Georgia was going to post 51 points on the scoreboard against Tech I would have asked you how much Gin you had been swilling that morning!
That was ugly from a Techsters point of view. From the stomping on the G before the game to the Tech's linemen quitting mid-way through the first half - this was a Georgia Tech team that was both physically and mentally unprepared. There has been speculation on this board about the players quitting on you. Make no mistake, this was not the same team who played under O'Leary and the Fridge. There is no way in the world we could have whipped Tech this badly under O'Leary. Tech was undesciplined and employed a desperate game plan far too early in the game.
Tech has too much to offer young althetes for this to continue. I think Gailey and company will take stock at the end of the season and prioritize changes that must be made. It is only his first year, so it will take a couple of years to rebuild the program into his own image. Firing anyone at this point would be not be wise because it demonstrates a lack of confidence. Gailey needs to recruit an excellent class that addresses your needs and put this season behind him. Like I said, Tech has too much to offer. Take it from a fan that has waded through 20 years of underachieving talent. Tech will be back strong next year!
That was ugly from a Techsters point of view. From the stomping on the G before the game to the Tech's linemen quitting mid-way through the first half - this was a Georgia Tech team that was both physically and mentally unprepared. There has been speculation on this board about the players quitting on you. Make no mistake, this was not the same team who played under O'Leary and the Fridge. There is no way in the world we could have whipped Tech this badly under O'Leary. Tech was undesciplined and employed a desperate game plan far too early in the game.
Tech has too much to offer young althetes for this to continue. I think Gailey and company will take stock at the end of the season and prioritize changes that must be made. It is only his first year, so it will take a couple of years to rebuild the program into his own image. Firing anyone at this point would be not be wise because it demonstrates a lack of confidence. Gailey needs to recruit an excellent class that addresses your needs and put this season behind him. Like I said, Tech has too much to offer. Take it from a fan that has waded through 20 years of underachieving talent. Tech will be back strong next year!
