Willie Fritz leaving Southern

bmeGT said:
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Calm down there, buckaroo.
 
Diseqc said:
Hmm. I could get behind this
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He has an impressive bio.

http://www.ramblinwreck.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/mike_sewak_339338.html


This stat REALLY stands out for me.

In 2014, Tech’s offensive line ranks second nationally in fewest sacks allowed (0.79 sacks per game) and was led by first-team All-American guard Shaquille Mason. The O-line helped Georgia Tech lead the nation in rushing offense (4,789) and rushing yards per game (342.1) - both single-season school records
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And you really can't argue with this kind of success.

Sewak, Johnson’s offensive coordinator at Georgia Southern from 1997-2001, replaced Johnson as head coach of the Eagles in 2002. He produced a record of 35-14 as Georgia Southern’s head coach and led the Eagles to three NCAA Division I-AA playoffs appearances and two Southern Conference championships. He was named the 2004 Southern Conference Coach of the Year.

In his first season as head coach in 2002, Sewak led Georgia Southern to the I-AA semifinals and within a last-second missed field goal of the national championship game. The Eagles finished the season with an 11-3 record, won the school’s sixth consecutive league title and made their fifth straight national semifinals appearance. In addition, Sewak’s offense led the nation in rushing, averaging 386.2 yards per game.

Georgia Southern followed with an uncharacteristic 7-4 mark in 2003, a season which saw Sewak valiantly sidestep adversity and numerous key injuries to guide GSU to victories in six of its last eight games and earn his second straight rushing title as a head coach with a 335.6 yards per game average.

Sewak put GSU back on track in 2004. Georgia Southern rolled through the regular season with an offensive juggernaut, averaging 47 points per game and winning eight games in a row between losses to I-A Georgia and Southern Conference co-champion Furman, the No. 2 ranked team in I-AA.

While young on both sides of the ball in 2005, Georgia Southern led I-AA in rushing again. After a 1-2 start, the Eagles won seven of their last eight games to clinch an at-large playoff bid. The only loss during that stretch was to Appalachian State, the Southern Conference champion and the No. 2 seed in the I-AA playoffs. Sewak also led the Eagles to a win over Furman when the Paladins were ranked No. 1 in the country.
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Tulane's coach was pretty good I thought?

Really liked his 9 player defense.
 
Eh, if he had contacts the Sam Houston state, recruiting at Tulane may be easier.
 
If I had to live in New Orleans or Statesboro, I wouldn't choose living.
 
Tulane is in the american conference with a brand new stadium in a better city....i think perhaps he thinks its more potential there????
 
Lee34102 said:
Sold Me, what's not to like, it's pure logic ... :biggthumpup::biggthumpup::biggthumpup:
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With any luck, some of the deciders down there below the gnat line are reading this thread.
 
Tulane=New Orleans
New Orleans =booze and boobs.

Willie Titz is more like it.
 
Tulane is also a very fine, nationally ranked university. It would seem they could recruit with what they have to offer, and they're in prime talent territory. Hmm, go to zchool in Statesboro, or go to the Big Easy? Been to both, easy decision.
 
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