Vandy Fans Want Niumatalolo

Nawaab said:
Brent Musberger wants to have Uga stuffed and taken home to use a sex toy, but we don't always get what we want in life, do we.
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He needs to retire. Shit, he got overly excited about a freakin' punt last night. Announced a punt into the endzone like it was a hail mary at the end of a game.
 
Almost every team thinks they have superior talent when they play us. Even BC guys were saying they had the better team. The Clemson boards are already acting like they will cut the grass this Thursday (which I guess they have more reason for confidence at least right now)

The option has a reputation for enabling lesser talent to win games. So when we really do sport talent on the field like 2014 and this year's team, people use the system and coaching thing as a crutch for when their team takes a beating.
 
JJacket said:
He needs to retire. öööö, he got overly excited about a freakin' punt last night. Announced a punt into the endzone like it was a hail mary at the end of a game.
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Old man couldn't stop slobbering all over himself. It was sad to watch... he didn't know what was going on half the time. This guy used to be great... could you imagine Kieth Jackson doing that kind crap?
 
Had to correct a Vanderbilt fan that kept calling illegal procedure against us for our A back motion. I finally got tired of hearing "The refs HAVE to see that!!!!" over and over. I turned and said as long as they aren't on the LOS and are moving parallel, backwards, and there aren't two moving at the time of the snap that it is perfectly legal and he finally shut the hell up. Our offense is confusing to opposing fans that aren't used to a player moving rapidly a second or less before the snap.
 
Nawaab said:
Old man couldn't stop slobbering all over himself. It was sad to watch... he didn't know what was going on half the time. This guy used to be great... could you imagine Kieth Jackson doing that kind crap?
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The SEC is the equivalent of an old man riding a Harley.
 
The Vandy right tackle was getting beat every way possible. Bull rush, speed rush, it didn't matter. I bet their qb takes the week off after playing UF.
 
WracerX said:
The Vandy right tackle was getting beat every way possible. Bull rush, speed rush, it didn't matter. I bet their qb takes the week off after playing UF.
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Vandy needs to win out. Mainly because of UGAg, but also because of reasons.
 
>>Anybody that was there could tell you they didn't have more talent. Our size on the sidelines blew theirs away. We were a lot more athletic too. They just had coaching and play makers. Our athletes haven't figured out how to make plays on offense. Our coaches don't look like they'll ever figure it out.<<

LOL they actually think they're ~50th ranked recruiting classes are better than our ~50th ranked classes.
 
Silly pride keeps lots of P5 teams from adopting the TO. It would make complete sense for Vandy, Purdue, Wake Forest, Iowa St., etc. And all those schools don't have the academic restrictions we have.
 
Scorpionwingz said:
Silly pride keeps lots of P5 teams from adopting the TO. It would make complete sense for Vandy, Purdue, Wake Forest, Iowa St., etc. And all those schools don't have the academic restrictions we have.
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So why dont any non-academy group of five schools run the TO either? I think its way more than pride. Hell even Ga Southern doesnt run the TO offense either anymore. There have to be legit reasons but we all guess why this is so. Has anyone officially stated why they won't run our kind of offense?
 
The Vandy fan comments about our program are rich. Real rich. They're acting like they're UGA with several national championships and Heisman candidates. Silly kids.
 
JJacket said:
Had to correct a Vanderbilt fan that kept calling illegal procedure against us for our A back motion. I finally got tired of hearing "The refs HAVE to see that!!!!" over and over. I turned and said as long as they aren't on the LOS and are moving parallel, backwards, and there aren't two moving at the time of the snap that it is perfectly legal and he finally shut the hell up. Our offense is confusing to opposing fans that aren't used to a player moving rapidly a second or less before the snap.
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Even after the explanation, some fans continue to insist that it's illegal. They'd rather believe that there's a nationwide officiating conspiracy to allow our offense to function than to actually familiarize themselves with the rules.
 
TampaBayJacket said:
So why dont any non-academy group of five schools run the TO either? I think its way more than pride. Hell even Ga Southern doesnt run the TO offense either anymore. There have to be legit reasons but we all guess why this is so. Has anyone officially stated why they won't run our kind of offense?
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The people who make hiring decisions are just doing so in an incredibly hiring-manager way. You look around and see success without the option, you look up to the NFL and see success without the option, the 5 time running national champs of FCS don't run the option, there's no reason to think it's special. GT has had some great seasons with it, but on the whole it hasn't improved our win percentage all that much from when we didn't have it. We're also a very small sample size. People treat it like it has a lot of risk simply because it has a lot of unknowns in the modern environment and there are better-known alternatives.

We could end up changing the perspective about it if we were able to sustain high levels of success. For some reason, CPJ was able to raise Navy's year-in-year-out potential quite a bit, where we've been a little less consistent, albeit with way harder competition.
 
ThisIsAtlanta said:
The people who make hiring decisions are just doing so in an incredibly hiring-manager way. You look around and see success without the option, you look up to the NFL and see success without the option, the 5 time running national champs of FCS don't run the option, there's no reason to think it's special. GT has had some great seasons with it, but on the whole it hasn't improved our win percentage all that much from when we didn't have it. We're also a very small sample size. People treat it like it has a lot of risk simply because it has a lot of unknowns in the modern environment and there are better-known alternatives.

We could end up changing the perspective about it if we were able to sustain high levels of success. For some reason, CPJ was able to raise Navy's year-in-year-out potential quite a bit, where we've been a little less consistent, albeit with way harder competition.
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Well, Navy was also awful before he took over. They were happy to have a coach who could get them to a bowl game every year. We fired a coach because that's the best he could do.

I feel confident that Johnson could take any bottom dweller program in the country and turn them into a winner (as in over .500 long-term) if given the chance.
 
ThisIsAtlanta said:
We could end up changing the perspective about it if we were able to sustain high levels of success. For some reason, CPJ was able to raise Navy's year-in-year-out potential quite a bit, where we've been a little less consistent, albeit with way harder competition.
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It's just that -- the competition. When your offense relies on the run, makes no attempt at developing a pass game, and it's 3rd and long, or you're down by a couple of scores late in the game, that's a tough sell.
 
P5 programs think sending kids to the NFL (or at least promising it to them) is the best way to recruit. GT does not. Of course, GT also has a lot more to sell by way of education than 99% of P5 schools.

But Purdue and Vandy are pretty good schools so you'd think they'd be able to sell that, too.

But I honestly think the "kids don't want to play in that system bc they want to go to the NFL" is the #1 reason more schools don't do it. #2 reason is because there's only one Paul Johnson. Ken N, Jeff M, et al can coach it pretty well, but not like PJ. There's hundreds of guys who can effectively coach spread, or pro style, or RnS, but there's only about 10 who know the spread option well enough to be successful, I think.
 
TampaBayJacket said:
>>Anybody that was there could tell you they didn't have more talent. Our size on the sidelines blew theirs away. We were a lot more athletic too. They just had coaching and play makers. Our athletes haven't figured out how to make plays on offense. Our coaches don't look like they'll ever figure it out.<<

LOL they actually think they're ~50th ranked recruiting classes are better than our ~50th ranked classes.
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Marshal outrunning their entire secondary was probably coaching. I'm pretty sure CPJ said 'be faster'.
 
JJacket said:
He needs to retire. öööö, he got overly excited about a freakin' punt last night. Announced a punt into the endzone like it was a hail mary at the end of a game.
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Hey now, his call of OB 2014 was fantastic.
 
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