Records watch, with one game left
It’s time for the record watch, put together by the AJC’s Matthew Dempsey.
Your ACC-champion, Orange Bowl-bound Yellow Jackets had some impressive players statistically. With the big bowl game against Iowa still to come, let’s see where everyone stands.
Rushing Records
Most rushes in a season
Name Rushes Year
1. Tashard Choice 297 2006
2. P.J. Daniels 283 2003
3. Joe Burns 282 2001
4. Robert Lavette 280 1982
5. Eddie Lee Ivery 267 1978
6. Tashard Choice 261 2007
7. Robert Lavette 260 1984
8 Josh Nesbitt 259 2009
9. Jerry Mays 249 1989
10. C.J. Williams 245 1995
With an average rushing day for Nesbitt against Iowa, he should move into the top five for rushes in a season.
Most rushes, Career
Name Rushes Career
1. Robert Lavette 914 1981-84
2. P.J. Daniels 707 2002-05
3. Jerry Mays 695 1985-89
4. Tashard Choice 675 2005-07
5. Joe Burns 614 1998-01
6. Eddie Lee Ivery 609 1975-78
7. C.J. Williams 539 1994-95
8. Jonathan Dwyer 503 2007-
9. Joe Hamilton 501 1996-99
10. Reggie Ball 495 2003-06
11. Josh Nesbitt 484 2007-
Nesbitt should move into the top 10 for career rushes. Dwyer will likely hang out at eight by season’s end.
Rushing Yards, Season
Name Yards Year
1. Eddie Lee Ivery 1562 1978
2. Tashard Choice 1473 2006
3. P.J. Daniels 1447 2003
4. Jonathan Dwyer 1395 2008
5. Tashard Choice 1379 2007
6. Jerry Mays 1349 1989
7. Jonathan Dwyer 1346 2009
8. Robert Lavette 1208 1982
9. Robert Lavette 1189 1984
10. Joe Burns 1165 2001
11. C.J. Williams 1138 2009
Dwyer had a huge bounce back game against Clemson. He should pass his rushing yards from last season’s ACC Offensive Player of the Year campaign.
Rushing Yards, Career
Name Yards Career
1. Robert Lavette 4066 1981-84
2. Jerry Mays 3699 1985-89
3. Eddie Lee Ivery 3517 1975-78
4. Tashard Choice 3365 20005-07
5. P.J. Daniels 3346 2002-05
6. Jonathan Dwyer 3177 2007-
7. Joe Burns 2634 1998-01
8. C.J. Williams 2365 1994-96
9. David Sims 2274 1974-76
10. William Bell 2026 1989-93
11. Josh Nesbitt 2023 2007-
Dwyer will probably not reach P.J. Daniels spot in the top five for career rushing yards. Though a huge day against a tough Iowa defense could do it.
Nesbitt should easily move into the top 10 by the end of the first offensive series for Tech.
Most rushing touchdowns, season
Name TD Year
1. Robert Lavette 19 1982
2. Josh Nesbitt 18 2009
3. Robert Lavette 14 1984
3. Joe Burns 14 2001
3. Jonathan Dwyer 14 2009
6. Sean Gregory 13 1999
7. Jonathan Dwyer 12 2008
7. Tashard Choice 12 2006
7. Joe Burns 12 2000
7. C.J. Williams 12 1995
7. Lenny Snow 12 1966
Nesbitt is one end zone trip away from tying Lavette’s record for rushing touchdowns in a season. My prediction is he’ll finish the game owning the record all to himself.
Dwyer surpassed his rushing touchdown total from last year and if he gets one more he’ll be in the top three by himself.
Most Rushing Touchdowns, Career
Name TD Year
1. Robert Lavette 45 1981-84
2. Jonathan Dwyer 35 2007-
3. Joe Burns 31 1998-01
4. Tashard Choice 28 2005-07
5. Josh Nesbitt 25 2007-
6. P.J. Daniels 23 2002-05
7. Eddie Lee Ivery 22 1975-78
7. Leon Hardeman 22 1951-53
9. David Sims 21 1974-76
10. C.J. Williams 20 1994-96
Dwyer is set for the year on moving up the career rushing touchdown list.
Three more touchdowns for Nesbitt would move him to four on the list.
Receiving Records
Pass Receptions, Career
Name Number Career
1. Kelly Campbell 195 1998-01
2. Calvin Johnson 178 2004-06
3. Jonathan Smith 174 2000-03
4. Kerry Watkins 171 1999-02
5. Harvey Middleton 165 1994-97
6. Will Glover 122 1999-02
7. Demaryius Thomas 120 2007-
8. Bobby Rodriguez 115 1989-92
8. Jerry Mays 115 1985-89
9. Robert Lavette 114 1981-84
Thomas is sitting at seven on the career receptions list after the Clemson rematch. I’ll be shocked if he doesn’t get the three catches he needs to pass Will Glover for the sixth spot.
Yards gained, Season
Name Yards Season
1. Calvin Johnson 1202 2006
2 Demaryius Thomas 1154 2009
3. Jonathan Smith 1138 2003
4. Kelly Campbell 1105 1999
5. Kerry Watkins 1050 2002
6. Dez White 973 1998
7. Kelly Campbell 963 2000
8. John Sias 902 1968
9. Calvin Johnson 888 2005
10. Dez White 860 1999
With a reasonably productive day, Thomas could surpass Calvin Johnson for most receiving yards in a season. Thomas is already only the fifth player in Tech history to have 1,000-plus receiving yards in a season.
Yards gained, career
Name Yards Career
1. Calvin Johnson 2927 2004-06
2. Kelly Campbell 2907 1998-01
3. Kerry Watkins 2680 1999-02
4. Demaryius Thomas 2339 2007-
5. Harvey Middleton 2291 1994-96
Thomas has the fourth spot locked up for career receiving yardage. It’s unlikely he’ll pass Kerry Watkins during the bowl game.
Avg gain per reception, season
Name Avg Year
1. Demaryius Thomas 24.4 2009
2, Gary Lee 22.2 1985
3. Dez White 21.2 1998
4. Kris Kentera 21 1979
5. Drew Hill 19.6 1978
Thomas still owns the top spot in Tech history for highest average gain per reception in a season. Safe to say that will stay that way.
Touchdown receptions, Career
Name TD Career
1. Calvin Johnson 28 2004-06
2. Kelly Campbell 24 1998-01
3. Kerry Watkins 22 1999-02
4. Demaryius Thomas 14 2007-
4. Dez White 14 1997-99
4. Buck Martin 14 1950-52
4. Gary Lee 14 1983-86
8. Harvey Middleton 13 1994-97
8. Jimmy Robinson 13 1972-74
8. Greg Lester 13 1987-91
Thomas’ 14 touchdowns puts him at fourth on the career touchdown receptions list. I don’t think that will change against Iowa.
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Your ACC-champion, Orange Bowl-bound Yellow Jackets had some impressive players statistically. With the big bowl game against Iowa still to come, let’s see where everyone stands.
Rushing Records
Most rushes in a season
Name Rushes Year
1. Tashard Choice 297 2006
2. P.J. Daniels 283 2003
3. Joe Burns 282 2001
4. Robert Lavette 280 1982
5. Eddie Lee Ivery 267 1978
6. Tashard Choice 261 2007
7. Robert Lavette 260 1984
8 Josh Nesbitt 259 2009
9. Jerry Mays 249 1989
10. C.J. Williams 245 1995
With an average rushing day for Nesbitt against Iowa, he should move into the top five for rushes in a season.
Most rushes, Career
Name Rushes Career
1. Robert Lavette 914 1981-84
2. P.J. Daniels 707 2002-05
3. Jerry Mays 695 1985-89
4. Tashard Choice 675 2005-07
5. Joe Burns 614 1998-01
6. Eddie Lee Ivery 609 1975-78
7. C.J. Williams 539 1994-95
8. Jonathan Dwyer 503 2007-
9. Joe Hamilton 501 1996-99
10. Reggie Ball 495 2003-06
11. Josh Nesbitt 484 2007-
Nesbitt should move into the top ten for career rushes. Dwyer will likely hang out at eight by season’s end.
Rushing Yards, Season
Name Yards Year
1. Eddie Lee Ivery 1562 1978
2. Tashard Choice 1473 2006
3. P.J. Daniels 1447 2003
4. Jonathan Dwyer 1395 2008
5. Tashard Choice 1379 2007
6. Jerry Mays 1349 1989
7. Jonathan Dwyer 1346 2009
8. Robert Lavette 1208 1982
9. Robert Lavette 1189 1984
10. Joe Burns 1165 2001
11. C.J. Williams 1138 2009
Dwyer had a huge bounce back game against Clemson. He should pass his rushing yards from last season’s ACC Offensive Player of the Year campaign.
Rushing Yards, Career
Name Yards Career
1. Robert Lavette 4066 1981-84
2. Jerry Mays 3699 1985-89
3. Eddie Lee Ivery 3517 1975-78
4. Tashard Choice 3365 20005-07
5. P.J. Daniels 3346 2002-05
6. Jonathan Dwyer 3177 2007-
7. Joe Burns 2634 1998-01
8. C.J. Williams 2365 1994-96
9. David Sims 2274 1974-76
10. Wililam Bell 2026 1989-93
11. Josh Nesbitt 2023 2007-
Dwyer will probably not reach P.J. Daniels spot in the top five for career rushing yards. Though a huge day against a tough Iowa defense could do it.
Nesbitt should easily move into the top ten by the end of the first offensive series for Tech.
Most rushing touchdowns, season
Name TD Year
1. Robert Lavette 19 1982
2. Josh Nesbitt 18 2009
3. Robert Lavette 14 1984
3. Joe Burns 14 2001
3. Jonathan Dwyer 14 2009
6. Sean Gregory 13 1999
7. Jonathan Dwyer 12 2008
7. Tashard Choice 12 2006
7. Joe Burns 12 2000
7. C.J. Williams 12 1995
7. Lenny Snow 12 1966
Nesbitt is one end zone trip away from tying Lavette’s record for rushing touchdowns in a season. My prediction is he’ll finish the game owning the record all to himself.
Dwyer surpassed his rushing touchdown total from last year and if he gets one more he’ll be in the top three by himself.
Most Rushing Touchdowns, Career
Name TD Year
1. Robert Lavette 45 1981-84
2. Jonathan Dwyer 35 2007-
3. Joe Burns 31 1998-01
4. Tashard Choice 28 2005-07
5. Josh Nesbitt 25 2007-
6. P.J. Daniels 23 2002-05
7. Eddie Lee Ivery 22 1975-78
7. Leon Hardeman 22 1951-53
9. David Sims 21 1974-76
10. C.J. Williams 20 1994-96
Dwyer is set for the year on moving up the career rushing touchdown list.
Three more touchdowns for Nesbitt would move him to four on the list.
Receiving Records
Pass Receptions, Career
Name Number Career
1. Kelly Campbell 195 1998-01
2. Calvin Johnson 178 2004-06
3. Jonathan Smith 174 2000-03
4. Kerry Watkins 171 1999-02
5. Harvey Middleton 165 1994-97
6. Will Glover 122 1999-02
7. Demaryius Thomas 120 2007-
8. Bobby Rodriguez 115 1989-92
8. Jerry Mays 115 1985-89
9. Robert Lavette 114 1981-84
Thomas is sitting at seven on the career receptions list after the Clemson rematch. I’ll be shocked if he doesn’t get the three catches he needs to pass Will Glover for the sixth spot.
Yards gained, Season
Name Yards Season
1. Calvin Johnson 1202 2006
2 Demaryius Thomas 1154 2009
3. Jonathan Smith 1138 2003
4. Kelly Campbell 1105 1999
5. Kerry Watkins 1050 2002
6. Dez White 973 1998
7. Kelly Campbell 963 2000
8. John Sias 902 1968
9. Calvin Johnson 888 2005
10. Dez White 860 1999
With a reasonably productive day, Thomas could surpass Calvin Johnson for most receiving yards in a season. Thomas is already only the fifth player in Tech history to have 1,000-plus receiving yards in a season.
Yards gained, career
Name Yards Career
1. Calvin Johnson 2927 2004-06
2. Kelly Campbell 2907 1998-01
3. Kerry Watkins 2680 1999-02
4. Demaryius Thomas 2339 2007-
5. Harvey Middleton 2291 1994-96
Thomas has the fourth spot locked up for career receiving yardage. It’s unlikely he’ll pass Kerry Watkins during the bowl game.
Avg gain per reception, season
Name Avg Year
1. Demaryius Thomas 24.4 2009
2, Gary Lee 22.2 1985
3. Dez White 21.2 1998
4. Kris Kentera 21 1979
5. Drew Hill 19.6 1978
Thomas still owns the top spot in Tech history for highest average gain per reception in a season. Safe to say that will stay that way.
Touchdown receptions, Career
Name TD Career
1. Calvin Johnson 28 2004-06
2. Kelly Campbell 24 1998-01
3. Kerry Watkins 22 1999-02
4. Demaryius Thomas 14 2007-
4. Dez White 14 1997-99
4. Buck Martin 14 1950-52
4. Gary Lee 14 1983-86
8. Harvey Middleton 13 1994-97
8. Jimmy Robinson 13 1972-74
8. Greg Lester 13 1987-91
Thomas’ 14 touchdowns puts him at fourth on the career touchdown receptions list. I don’t think that will change against Iowa.
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92 comments Add your comment
this game meant everything to tech
December 16th, 2009
12:25 pm
true GTFAN , so you flagboys lost to a bad SEC team!
GT Fan
December 16th, 2009
12:28 pm
this game meant nothing to tech, Yep we played our worst game of the seaon that night. However, that game was meaningless to tech’s season. On the other hand this game meant everything to ugags season because it guaranteed a winning record for the mutts.
this game meant everything to tech
December 16th, 2009
12:28 pm
it don’t matter flagboy fans, Coach Little Paul , except for his big Alligator Mouth..gets to bring the fireflies to Athens in 347…..more days for i guess what you would call “Revenge of the Nerds, III”, in city where nobody has done a thing since 1980″ nice quote coach…its now on every persons locker in Athens town…………see ya soon Mr. Army General,,head(giving) nerd
this game meant everything to tech
December 16th, 2009
12:30 pm
YOU are exactly right Mr. gtflagboy…ya’ll on the schedule gave us a winning season…thats why we schedule ACC schools like tech!! lmfao
this game meant everything to tech
December 16th, 2009
12:31 pm
in bad years we have to have a gimmee win and those were against two technical schools, Tennessee tech and ga. tech!
this game meant everything to tech
December 16th, 2009
12:32 pm
we place those on the schedule at the end of the season, just for bad years!!! lmfao
GT Fan
December 16th, 2009
12:32 pm
this game meant everything to tech: How old are you? That post you just posted sums up the amount of intellegence that ugag fans have? You need to get back to you middle school math class.
More GT Records
December 16th, 2009
12:36 pm
Hey “GT Fan”….That’s “toilet” bowl we’re going to pal….lol. For the record I would have been a little happier with the Chick/Peach bowl, but oh well….Anyway, I’ve been rippin you guys pretty hard on here, but it’s only because we put up with it for a whole year from the goof balls (Saint Simons and m and a few others). Seriously, Good luck against the Hawkeyes, I think your offense will face a real challenge. Their D is alot better than ours at the moment. With a month to prepare it could be tough. Conversely, I think it’s our D that will be tested by A&M’s offense. You’re game will probably end up 12-10…our’s, 56-49.
More GT Records
December 16th, 2009
12:38 pm
Dang dude (GT fan)….I was trying to come back and be nice….then you told me to STFU….gees.
this game meant everything to tech
December 16th, 2009
12:42 pm
he takes after his head coach..the guy who makes excuss and i am old enought to know we are 15 and over the last 19 years against tech.. and 34 and 11 over the last 45…and that 30 minus 24 + 6, a bad year when the flagboys stay within 6 points of us…
this game meant everything to tech
December 16th, 2009
12:43 pm
an that the class your 4 horseman study at GT , mr. fan , wasn’t even approved of in Athens…little third grade man
this game meant everything to tech
December 16th, 2009
12:45 pm
they are currently bringing over an Auburn engineer to fix the mess you nerds have made in this state of the road system..apparently ya’ll are more efficient and designing batons….till tomorrow gtflagboyFan
Brock
December 16th, 2009
12:48 pm
Anyway, I’ve been rippin you guys pretty hard on here, but it’s only because we put up with it for a whole year from the goof balls (Saint Simons and m and a few others).
So you’re aspiring to be like them? Way to aim high. How bout growing up and not stooping to their level and simply talk football. That makes more since right?
as an observer for 2 months now
December 16th, 2009
12:49 pm
reading all these blogs and not being from this state or caring anything about the rivalry..yet living in Georgia….i have noticed one thing ya’ll are sure passionate about it ..both sides ..uga fans maybe a bit too much ..but Tech fans having a real difficult time eating the crow they spouted out before this year’s game…next year should be interesting…especially if players from both sides leave for the draft
Brock
December 16th, 2009
12:52 pm
sense not since.
as an observer for 2 months now
December 16th, 2009
12:52 pm
Brock…from what i read before thanksgiving there were many Tech fans on hear Crowing…Uga fans are generally more obnoxious , that said Tech fans brought it on themselves………..Coach Johnson added Colossal fuel to the fire for next year’s game and would have been smart to congratulate Georgia and live to fight another day….Tech is here to stay….but let a sleeping dawg lie ..i would if i had have been them
More GT Records
December 16th, 2009
12:57 pm
lmfao,, like the old ones were hard to break!!! does this guy write for the comedy channel or Sesame Street???!!!
Brock
December 16th, 2009
12:59 pm
All I’m saying is, is it that important to you to be like those few moronic fans just so you can have something to say to “get back at them”? Have a little integrity and substance in your posts and it will go much further. I for one did not agree with what Johnson said, however, he is still the coach of the team I love and I like what he has brought to Tech. A winning attitude that has been lost for many years. Good luck in your bowl game. I can’t say I will be rooting for Ga but I will be watching. I love college football. I will watch every bowl game possible.
Brock
December 16th, 2009
1:03 pm
my apologies for not reading some of your posts and assuming you were a dog fan. With that said good luck to your team whoever that may be.
Alabama Jack
December 16th, 2009
1:07 pm
dawgs are so irrelevant.
Go Jackets !!
Go Aggies !!
Go ACC !!
Go dawgs to hell !!
UGA / GT Fan
December 16th, 2009
1:09 pm
Actually, here’s a take from a fan of both teams. Yeah, we do exist. I think UGA fans are venting alot of frustration after spending a whole year listening to Tech fans crow about last season’s win. Tech fans are still in shock that they actually lost to UGA, with UGA being down. It looked like this was the perfect opportunity to get a new streak going and shift the balance of power. My feeling is, Tech will be competitive with Johnson at the wheel, but the guy needs to keep his mouth shut. The “punch them in the nose…” comment was just childish. Just be a good sportsman about it and move on…you got beat. My feelin is that UGA will improve their defense and if their new QB Murray is the real deal, they’ll be hard to beat again for a while. They certainly got alot of young talent. Tech has some talent too, but if Dwyer and Morgan and Burnett all leave, next season may not yield another win over the Dawgs, but we could still win the ACC with Nesbitt. Miami and FSU will be the toughest teams to beat…JMHO.
Gatorguy
December 16th, 2009
1:25 pm
HA! Thought I would find some fo those “butt-sniffer” fans on here. Hey! What’s it like being OUR Biyatch??? Eat these:
17 out of 20
7 out of 9
aaannnnnnnnnnnnnndddddd (((((((((((41-17)))))))))!!!!!!!!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!! We OWN you!!!!!!
Supersize that order, mutt
December 16th, 2009
1:31 pm
I thought the “punch them in the face” comment was hilarious. What’s even more hilarious though is that the mutts took it so seriously. Considering all the malicious comments posted by mutts on these blogs, Johnson’s was pretty tame. But I for one like it that a coach isn’t afraid to jump into the fray an say things that po his opponents’ fans. The mutts all hated O’Leary for telling it like it was; before all is said and done they will hate CPJ even more. The loss this year was unexpected and definitely a bitter pill to swallow, but at least we’re still 11-2, 9th in the country, ACC champs, and going to the Orange Bowl. And to those who think that the OB will be a worthless bowl, tell that to the 50K fans from Iowa who will be coming to Miami to escape the snow and cheer on their team. I’m sure they will outnumber us Tech fans there, but I don’t really care; it’s a chance for Tech to make a national showing and prove once again that CPJ’s offense is a force to be reckoned with. Nobody else has really stopped it the past 2 years. Tech self-destructed early against LSU and Miami, and UGAG contained the interior game (but that was all they contained). Tech’s problem, and it IS a BIG ONE, is the lack of consistent defensive play. That was why the mutts won, and why so many other games were close. It may take a couple more years before the defensive play matches the offensive play, but I have no doubts that it WILL COME. And when that happens, losing players early or not, TECH WILL ROLL. Go Jackets
DamnGoodDawg
December 16th, 2009
1:32 pm
Just where the winner of the ACC should be for the holidays…the Independence Bowl! Go Hawkeyes!!!!! Kick that techie butt!
Supersize that order, mutt
December 16th, 2009
1:37 pm
Sorry, DamnGoodMutt, but if we use your train of logic (???) then Kentucky or Florida would be the winner of the ACC, but UK’s going to Nashville, which is a tad bit better than even Shreveport (at least there’s something to do in Nashville), and UF is going to New Orleans. The fact is, however, that Tech is the winner of the ACC and heading for sunny Miami whether you like it or not (and you obviously don’t like it, or you wouldn’t be posting here).
susan
December 16th, 2009
1:41 pm
I find it funny how the Muttlanders are shouting to the heavens about winning at Bobby Dodd. I was under the impression that 2009’s Clean Old-Fashioned Hate didn’t mean anything to the Buttlickers…until they won. I also find it funny that now, COFH means the entire season to u[sic]ga. I guess the Muttlanders are finding out the truth now…that they are no where near the likes of Alabama, Florida, LSU, Oklahoma, Texas, and Southern Cal and that they’re actually on the level of the South Carolinas and Arizonas and Rutgers’ and Clemons’ of the college football world. Don’t get whiplash during that reality check, Puppy fans.
Derrick, Bay-Bay, and Diesel – PLEASE STAY and go for the national title in 2010!
http://www.stinGTees.com
UGA / GT Fan
December 16th, 2009
1:49 pm
“supersize”…What worries me most about Iowa is their defense. The UGA poster is right, Iowa’s D is better than UGA’s. They are the top D in the big-10. Norm Parker is a great D coordinator and with a month to plan, we might have problems running on them. I don’t think their offensive line is as big and strong as UGA’s, so maybe our D can do a better job of containing their RBs. Against UGA we had…well…NO containment. They get their QB back from injury and they were undefeated with him playing. If we can’t get some pressure, we might have a long night. But Ferentz made a good point…he said they “don’t have a way of simulating their (GTs) offense”. So we may still have an edge.
Time is on Our Side
December 16th, 2009
1:50 pm
I have learned to hate and despise UGA on this blog. I will find a way to inflict damage on that worthless school.
juvenal
December 16th, 2009
1:58 pm
these kids have done a great job-hopefully it is because of the system,and they have certainly refuted the idea that this scheme can’t showcase talent to the next level…how are the frosh that redshirted doing?
Supersize that order, mutt
December 16th, 2009
2:02 pm
UGA/GT Fan, I am hoping that Iowa (even with a strong defense) is typical of Big Ten schools—-big and slow. Although a former Tech roomie of mine who now lives in Iowa tells me that is not the case; he says they are pretty fast. Regardless, I don’t think there is anyone in the country with a better eye for what’s going on on the field than CPJ, and I look for him to spot their weakness(es) and call the plays that capitalize on that weakness; that in turn SHOULD open up the rest of the schemes.
George P
December 16th, 2009
7:54 pm
There are two significant changes that have happened since Ivery and Lavette played at Tech: the season is 12 games instead of 11, and bowl stats count. Add the extra game for the conference championship and the per season records aren’t really comparable.
jackel
December 17th, 2009
7:59 am
susan,
Dawg fans aren’t talking about winning at Boddy Dodd, as usual, they’re excited that they won on Historic Mark Richt Field at Bobby Dodd and are looking forward to when the tool village puts his statue up like they should
pimpjuice
December 17th, 2009
8:06 am
1. Richt is now 8-1 against the tools
2. Richt is now 12-1 vs. the ACC
3. The Tools are going for their 5th straight bowl loss
Bama
December 17th, 2009
12:18 pm
* gt plays in the weak ACC
5th Place in the S.E.C East
December 17th, 2009
12:22 pm
Enough said.
5th Place
December 17th, 2009
12:23 pm
gt was 5th Place in the S.E.C. East. Enough said.
Hey Supersize that order, mutt
December 17th, 2009
12:28 pm
Isn’t time for your shift to start with the Geek Squad at Best Buy?
DVJ
December 17th, 2009
10:46 pm
http://dawgsvsjackets.blogspot.com/
GT IS STILL A 4TH RATE HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
December 19th, 2009
2:52 pm
HEY YELLOW TICKS. ITS ABOUT TIME TO USE THE WATERLESS URINALS OF CALLAWAY GARDENS. YOU WILL KNOW YOUR PROPER PLACE IN THE ORDER OF THINGS IN THE UNIVERSE==== AT THE END OF YOUR STREAM. —— SEE THE YELLOW JACKETS AT THE END OF YOUR STREAM. HAHHHAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHA AND HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHHHAHAHHA EVEN SANTA SAYS HOHOHOOHOHOHOHOHOOHOHOOHOHOHOO FOREVER AND EVER.
Tech sucks
December 22nd, 2009
7:59 am
The two “best” ACC teams get humiliated and schooled by two mediocre SEC teams.
Nuff said
Reality
December 22nd, 2009
8:57 am
What is a rare find on the Georgia Tech campus?
Answer: an American
It slaps you in the face!
December 22nd, 2009
8:59 am
30-24!
8 out of 9!
Georgia Bulldogs prove that a 7-5 SEC team is jut better than a 11-2 ACC team!
Obviously, the ACC is no better than the Mountain West Conference.