Comments on: Recapping Saturday’s scrimmage

By: Go gators

Go gators — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 13:30:12 +0000

OH look it’s WTH the armed forces best and brightest running his dog poo filled mouth again.

By: wth

wth — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 12:44:42 +0000

Micro, you’ve already been exposed as a poser and a liar, the only service you did for your country is getting sterilized. As for the GIOT fan base, you are the epitome of that; a wannabe that that can’t stand the fact they’re an insignificant nothing, and the world is better without them. Pissed? You don’t get it do you poser? Football loses don’t mean squat, unlike you, my life doesn’t revolve around 19 year old boys. Pieces of crap like you are the problem with GIOT and the reason that the bugs will never be taken seriously, UF fans are classier than GIOT fans, at least they don’t go around posting BS about being in the service when you clearly haven’t. So what was your MOS again, oh yea, you were a fluffer at gitmo, right?

By: ugablows

ugablows — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 11:07:12 +0000

ban yellowblood!!!

By: macrotech

macrotech — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 08:49:17 +0000

wth, originally, i thought you were a generic mutt fan using ‘wth’ in the spirit of ‘what the hell’….NOW, based on your generous offer of the ‘ticklepile.com’ tip; i get it! ‘We Tickle Here’! How’s the PX? That 3 to 3 score in the turd eatin’ dawg scrimmage was IMPRESSIVE! As pissed as you are about losing to GT last season….you’ve GOT to be freaked over the possiblilities this coming season! GO TECH! AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN, etc…..

By: Tokyo jacket

Tokyo jacket — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 06:25:19 +0000

Sorry to sound like m here, but I really don’t believe letdowns will be a product of this coaching staff. Their biggest concern, day in and day out, is mental toughness. You see it in the recruiting, you see it in practices, you see it in everything CPJ does. I think CPJ’s coaching will produce consistency with occassional overachieving at the right moment as opposed to frequent overachieving alongside frequent underachieving.

My coach used to tell me “the good teams win a lot; the great teams win the ones they’re supposed to lose.” We did that against (gasp) GW and FSU last year. We almost did it against VT. For this to be a special season, we need to not have any “almosts” at the end of the year.

By: Not Disappointed

Not Disappointed — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 01:29:51 +0000

Tokyo jacket, I watched the spring game with my brother, a true pup fan, and he’s concerned for the little dawgs. I almost felt sorry for him; nevertheless CMR is a good coach.
I do concur that Tech may be in better shoes during spring. We shouldn’t let down for a moment. This truly can be a special year for Georgia Tech!

By: Matt Winkeljohn

Matt Winkeljohn — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 00:19:19 +0000

Goofy cycling glasses? Gilbert!

By: Tokyo jacket

Tokyo jacket — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 22:52:45 +0000

ESPN on UGA’s spring game: “this is an offense that needs to find some more firepower before the 2009 season gets here.” For all our issues so far this spring, I think we’re better off than our foes on the old farm.

By: Tokyo jacket

Tokyo jacket — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 22:37:22 +0000

GTwinsNC, our O-line doesn’t “drop back” to pass protect. They burst forward on every play, run or pass. To do this effectively, it requires more technique and skill than to drop back. That’s why offensive lines have gotten bigger over the past 20 years: it’s easier to add weight than it is to teach skill.

CPJ’s passing game at Navy was very effective and efficient, having one of the highest QB ratings every year, regardless of yardage. When our guys grasp the technique of bursting forward to pass protect, watch out! I hope they get it by fall.

By: GTMan

GTMan — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 21:43:45 +0000

I’d like to see weight room competition between the O line and the D line from now until fall practice begins. Let them compete against each other for pride, steak dinner, whatever. Something to motivate both of them to work very, very hard between now and the fall. Getting stronger can only help!!