CiraldoForever
Damn Good Rat
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Since Stansbury proclaimed he had "his man" and was giving Collins another year, many substantial and negative things have happened, which require his decision to be reversed.
We got embarrassed by a Georgia team that wasn't even up for the game, in front of a red clad crowd in Grant Field.
We are losing assistant coaches that were part of Stansbury's rationale for keeping Collins.
We are losing players that were part of Stansbury's rationale for keeping Collins.
We are losing recruits that were part of Stansbury's rationale for keeping Collins.
Collins has failed to address the biggest weaknesses on the coaching staff.
Collins has failed to address the fans.
So, many of the assistant coaches who can find other jobs know how bad things are now and are leaving.
Many of our players who can find other places to play know how bad things are and are leaving.
Many of our recruits who can find other places to enroll know how bad things are and are not honoring their commitments to come here.
Many of our fans know how bad things are and are not going to continue supporting the program financially or attend games until Collins is gone.
The only people who don't seem to know how bad things are, or who refuse to admit it, are Stsnsbury and Collins.
The rationales for giving Collins another year have completely disintegrated.
If Stansbury can't or won't act on this powerful and daily worsening new state of the football program and end the Collins era, he is not competent to be the Athletic Director at Georgia Tech.
Whatever the cost of starting over right now, it is cheap compared to the cost of keeping Collins another year.
I feel sorry for Stansbury and Collins. This is no reflection on them as people. But, continuing this is not really doing them any good, and it is severely hurting Tech football.
There is almost no hope this will be turned around by Collins in the next year. But, there is a lot of further serious damage that will almost surely be done by keeping him for one more year.
Please write and call asking Tech's President to step in and make the necessary changes, since Stansbury refuses to do so.
It might not do any good to do this. But, how can it hurt to try? This is a serious situation, and it seems to get worse every day.
We got embarrassed by a Georgia team that wasn't even up for the game, in front of a red clad crowd in Grant Field.
We are losing assistant coaches that were part of Stansbury's rationale for keeping Collins.
We are losing players that were part of Stansbury's rationale for keeping Collins.
We are losing recruits that were part of Stansbury's rationale for keeping Collins.
Collins has failed to address the biggest weaknesses on the coaching staff.
Collins has failed to address the fans.
So, many of the assistant coaches who can find other jobs know how bad things are now and are leaving.
Many of our players who can find other places to play know how bad things are and are leaving.
Many of our recruits who can find other places to enroll know how bad things are and are not honoring their commitments to come here.
Many of our fans know how bad things are and are not going to continue supporting the program financially or attend games until Collins is gone.
The only people who don't seem to know how bad things are, or who refuse to admit it, are Stsnsbury and Collins.
The rationales for giving Collins another year have completely disintegrated.
If Stansbury can't or won't act on this powerful and daily worsening new state of the football program and end the Collins era, he is not competent to be the Athletic Director at Georgia Tech.
Whatever the cost of starting over right now, it is cheap compared to the cost of keeping Collins another year.
I feel sorry for Stansbury and Collins. This is no reflection on them as people. But, continuing this is not really doing them any good, and it is severely hurting Tech football.
There is almost no hope this will be turned around by Collins in the next year. But, there is a lot of further serious damage that will almost surely be done by keeping him for one more year.
Please write and call asking Tech's President to step in and make the necessary changes, since Stansbury refuses to do so.
It might not do any good to do this. But, how can it hurt to try? This is a serious situation, and it seems to get worse every day.
