5 reasons Georgia Tech will win at Miami
The nighttime zaniness will be on the other side. But that's OK. (AJC photo by Johnny Crawford)
1. Paul Johnson coaches Georgia Tech. Randy Shannon coaches Miami. Mismatch.
2. Tech just got a crash course in how to handle a Thursday night game. The home team will be pumped and will start fast. The visitor must ride out the first quarter and stay close, which is doubly important if …
3. You’re a running team, which Tech is. The Jackets can’t get too far behind. But they won’t. Indeed, their capacity to control the ball and the clock will help douse Miami’s early fire. Which means …
4. It will come down to execution. That’s a mismatch, too. Miami beat Florida State because FSU is even sloppier than the U. Tech can get sloppy, but not when it matters. And, in case you haven’t noticed …
5. Tech owns Miami. Even Chan Gailey beat the Hurricanes. As Inspector Clouseau would say, “The case, she is sol-ved.”
(Or is it? Coming next: What ESPN.com’s Scouts Inc. thinks of this titanic Thursday tilt.)
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atl xmen
September 16th, 2009
11:31 pm
i agree with shane..gimmick offense all the way…techs offense score only td last game and that was on a long run..the high school offense will be shut down more times this year than not. and 300 yards rushing is no real feat when tech runs the ball 50 plays out of 70…there is a reason this offense doesnt work in the nfl and wont work in big boy football. over time really good teams with a good defensive front shut it down cold like uga did last year in 3 out of four qt and lsu did last year in the bowl game and that div 2 school did last year when tech won put like 1 point..clem allowed one td all game last week the rest was trick plays and field goals…with the players that will come to tech while pj is there will do even worse. chans players are the reason pj offense is doing well right now. just wait until you get lesser talent in there thanks to pj high school offense. dont see tech winning this thursday. also UNC and VA tech will beat them too…add uga almost yearly beating of the jackets youguys lose 4 right there. fsu will give you guys a pretty good game as well,,
truth hurts guys…and the truth is you guys are really not that good and by the end of the year your record will show it.
Steve
September 16th, 2009
11:35 pm
I have Tech going 10-2 this year. This could be 1 of the 2 losses. Tech has a better team, but not getting a good vibe on this one…
atl xmen
September 16th, 2009
11:45 pm
what is so hard to figure out about that gimmick offense? see the guy with the ball, tackle the guy with the ball..that offense will work at navy and ga southern for that long where the players are really bad compared to the players that play on the BCS teams. in about 2 years or less you will see more lsu 38-3 type beat downs than you will see victories. just a matter of time and you guys will be begging for a new coach again. i for one hope pj stays so uga will better that 7 in a row victory streak against tech…tech was about 4 miss tackles away from being blown out last year by uga..this year uga will make those tackles
TC
September 17th, 2009
1:28 am
Tech wins tonight, this ole Dawg will sit up and take notice…..did Miami play over their heads last week or did Tech play under theirs last week. This week will tell us a lot about Tech.
JB I think you missed at least a couple of possible explanations or you are warming up your excuses for tomorrow.
My opinion is .. We don’t know what we have with either team yet. Should be a good game!
DJ Lanza
September 17th, 2009
3:21 am
In the interest of full disclosure….I am a Hurricane fan. I’ve enjoyed the blog and found all of the
UGA trolls a bit distracting (we have the same problem with Gator trolls). It’s great to be playing
football again, and I wish your team the best of luck this season, with the exception of the Miami
game, of course. Just a few things I wanted to bring you guys up to speed on. First of all, if you
guys are expecting last years defense you’re in for a long night. Our 3 best defensive players, Eric
Moncur (DE), Colin McCarthy (MLB), and Randy Phillips (FS) were all sidelined with season ending
injuries when last we played. These guys are much better than there replacements. The defensive backs that are out with the flu this week………sorry guys, but they’re not starters. We also practiced three days to prepare for you last year, and the defense didn’t even look at film……this year, we’ve had 10 days to prepare. We actually scrimmaged a triple option attack. Our defense
had a year to watch game film. The beatdown you gave us last year has not been forgotten, and we’ve
had this game circled since last year. Also, if you think you saw anything to your liking against FSU
defensively, realize that none of the wrinkles we’ve been saving for your triple option were used against Florida State.
Now consider our improvement offensively. The days of Patrick Nix and his veer/right, veer/left, and
bubble screens are over. Mark Whipple our new OC, came from the NFL. His play calling is alot more sophisticated than Clemson’s OC……and admit it……..you guys were exposed in the second half. Our skill players are not only fast, but precise and well coached. We are six deep at running back and wide receiver, and these guys have game experience now. They’re not true freshman, anymore. Well, not all of them, anyhow. Look out in the 4th quarter guys. I’m just saying…….
Special teams……..I wonder if all that squib kicking on Labor Day was to keep you guys from seeing something? Our kick-off and punt returners are threats to score everytime they touch the ball. That wasn’t the case last year.
Furthermore….you guys are coming to Miami, expect a hostile crowd. Not only do the players remember last year, the fans do as well. We love our University as much as you guys do yours.
All the noise that helped you out when you needed it last year won’t be there…in fact the opposite
will be in play. Advantage Miami Hurricanes.
And lastly, you have idiots like Mark Bradley writing crap like this in your local paper. If you
don’t think this article will be seen by every player in Miami’s locker-room tomorrow before kick-off
think again. Thanks Mark.
Miami’s won 5 National Championships and played for 5 more in the past 25 years. Check out the
Miami Herald…..there are no stupid articles like this one there. Act like you’ve had an elite program
here before AJC, because you have. For a Johnny Come Lately football program that hasn’t played
a meaningful football game this decade you guys are certainly full of yourselves.
Here’s to college football guys……It’s the greatest game on the planet.
Good luck guys, and may all the players play to their ability and without injury.
May the best team win! Go Canes!!!
Miami rules
September 17th, 2009
7:09 am
Miami has the top 8 wide receivers in the game. To quote Michael Irvin Miami now is deeper at wide reciever than at any point during the glory years of 1980’s or 1990’s. 9 Players including Jacory from Miami Northwestern #1 team in nations during his Junior and Senior years. Miami had #1 recruiting class 2 years ago and top 5 last year. All 3 quarterbacks that transferred (Marve, Cannon Smith and Taylor Cook) are better quarterbacks than Nesbitt. Most important Tech if they are down by more than 2 scores can’t come back. I look for Miami to throw throw and throw. See if your defensive athletes can catch all the players with 4.2 to 4.4 speed all over the field. Miami can put 4 6-3 or 6-4 receivers with this size and great hands out on the field in a big WR set. How do you match that. South Florida Dade and Broward county has 8 of top 20 Running backs in nation this year. Question for Tech can you beat St Thomas Aquinas #1 HS team 15 division #1 seniors or Miami Northwestern #10 Div 1 seniors each of whom have better quarterback play better wide recievers with more speed and will score at will on you at will. In the case of St Thomas better coaching.
Miami rules
September 17th, 2009
7:13 am
Does tech have to play FSU because what you saw on Labor day was 2 teams in FSU and Miami that are better offensively than #1 ranked Florida and by the end of the season will both be playing in New Years day bowl games. Best team in ACC though may be North Carolina Butch will have coaching edge on any team he plays this year with the athletes to back it up.
phil
September 17th, 2009
8:35 am
Nice article try to work in a state thats literate. And try to get 2 national championships just 2 national championships after the 50’s. Wait . . .
Tampa Wreck
September 17th, 2009
9:40 am
Wow.. Miami fans on this blog make the dawg fans look intelligent by comparison. A lot of rash talk from a team that has been beaten 4 in a row by the lowly Jackets, including a major beatdown last year by the “Gimmick Offense.” One close win over a marginal FSU team and they think they are national championship material. Talk about delusional!!
GT may in fact be over-rated.. We will see. They certainly haven’t shown the play of a top 15 team in first two weeks. However, neither has Miami, and I’ll take CPJ over Shannon any day. Maybe Shannon has turned the team over to his coordinators, and they’re better.. Don’t know yet. I give Shannon a lot of credit as a recruiter and for apparently cleaning up the Miami program, but as a coach.. his game management sucks.
I’m not really sure what to expect tonight. I was very confident coming into this year that Miami would be a relatively easy win, but last 2 weeks give me some pause. I think we’ll know a lot more about GT and Miami after tonight.
PB
September 17th, 2009
10:07 am
phil, are you okay? If you are slurring words and having difficulty walking, you may be having a stroke. Drop whatever you are doing and call 911.
Doseman
September 17th, 2009
10:14 am
As a Cane fan it is hard NOT to laugh at your postings, so try to keep it real.
Miami run defense vs your triple otion; is worth the price of admission; Miami’s run defense has improved and will see how far.
GT DL vs Miami OL; adv GT, raining havoc on Harris vs Whipple’s play calling.
Special teams Advantage GT.
Net, great game with key match-ups. which I hope Canes bring a CAT5 Hurricane on your a$$.
Can’t wait.
papozero
September 17th, 2009
10:27 am
If the Tech offense stops moving the ball, than the Canes will destroy Tech. You can’t compare last years team with this years. Thet have a much better offense and the players are one year older. As far as the canes defense goes, lovett, our new defensive cordinator, was that same position at UNC when Tech lost 7 to 28. The Canes have better athletes than UNC so we should be able to stop the tech defense.
VegasGT
September 17th, 2009
10:29 am
What’s really clear by this blog is that there sure are a lot of confident U fans along with the ever-present UGA fans with their serious inferiority complex.
To the UGA fans, why do you bother to post here when you should be worried about an away game against Arkansas? Once I read the “Name” on the post, I usually skip those with any reference to UGA other than bankerdawg and dawginLex. They appear to post in a respectful and mature way with reasonable comments.
As for the game tonight, I am worried and I hope the players/coached are too.
As for this being a gimmick offense, well it has worked so far and it is really no different than any other form of offense, all require execution.
To the morons that think that watching LSU and Clemson will give the opposing team a blueprint for success, I would like to point out that it also shows PJ where he might want to place some thought, focus and effort in preparation. Don’t you think he has enough experience to know how his own offense might be vulnerable and what he might be able to do to counter it. Again, it boils down to execution.
To “atl xmen” who said it was only successful at GSU and Navy because the defensive players “sucked”, well it’s all relative and that was perhaps the most idiotic comment I have heard. Do you think Ohio State wants to play Navy again? Sure, there are better players at d1, but they are on both sides of the ball you idiot. Quit posting here if you can’t at least think about what you are typing before you hit “submit”. And remember, this gimmick offense beat a good UGA team who had plenty of game film plus two weeks to prepare.
I am glad we are the underdog, as I think we should be. I only hope that being the underdog will help to motivate the players. I also like the fact that Harris provided all of bulletin board material the GT defense will need. Anything said by fans will never make it to the locker room, but quotes from the opposing players…
I do not think either team has played a game that can be pointed to as being representative. Tech’s defense handled Jax State and then the second string let them score. Tech’s offense was not perfect against JS either, but what do you expect from the first game. Against Clemson, both sides of the ball showed good and bad points. I definitely saw some opportunities on offense that it did not take advantage of. I would love to see them run the reverse when those defensive ends crash down like they did. On defense, it’s hard to say since they were on the field for most of the first half. Scoring like we did was not good for the defense. I will say this, Clemson’s defense is better than many are giving them credit for.
I am not sure you want to rest your laurels on what Miami did against FSU either. That game showed absolutely no defense. Everyone knew FSU was going to pass the ball and they still could not be stopped, but neither could you. The more worrisome thing (if I was a fan of the U) would be the relative performances against Jax St.
But that, my friends, is why we play the games.
I would not want to bet anything, any way on this game. The game might be tight or it could be a blowout for either team.
It all comes down to focus and execution for both teams on both sides of the ball. There are too many “ifs”. We at least know this, the U is hungry. As Tech fans, we can only hope that that translates into aggressive, undisciplined play.
Good Luck Jackets !!!
Mister Guy
September 17th, 2009
10:32 am
Rushing for 300 yards is obviously good, but it is a bit overblown since the team pretty much only runs the ball. When Adrian Peterson runs for 200 yards and the team passes for 300 that is a powerhouse offensive performance. When you rush for 300 but only pass for 100 that is a pretty normal night. A lot of teams put up 400 yards. It is more important to look at total yards than just rush yards.
VegasGT
September 17th, 2009
10:43 am
I just love all of the ridiculous conclusion that fans reach when trying to rationalize their position. To say that the U will win because it is a different team and that the players are better because they are a year older is just hilarious. Every team is different every year, it’s part of what makes college football so fun to watch. As far as the players being a year older, do you not think that your opponents players age as well? I also guess there is the argument that “we saw the offense last year and should be able to stop it this year”. Do you not think that the offensive play might just expand and improve with players gaining another year of experience coupled with recruiting focused on this type of offense?
And arguing that your defensive coordinator should be able to stop this offense because UNC beat us last year 28 to 7 is sophmoric as well. Does he have the same athletes as he did at UNC, no. Better athletes individually do not beat a team. Look at Ohio State vs Navy for an extreme case. Did you even watch the UNC/Tech game or look at the stats? UNC did not win that game, tech won it for them. He did not stop Tech from posting some nice stats. Again, Tech beat themselves.
Doseman seems to be about the only realistic U fan on here.
Here’s to a good, well-fought game that does the ACC good and here’s to fair officiating on both sides of the ball for both teams.
Trade School Junkie
September 17th, 2009
11:04 am
Miami Rules said:
“Most important Tech if they are down by more than 2 scores
can’t come back.”
Just FYI:
In 2008, GT got down 26-12 to UGA at half…and then won 45-42.
And that was ONE WEEK after GT ABSOLUTELY DESTROYED a Miami team
that had just won 5 straight games. So, WTH are YOU talking about??
And Miami rules wrote:
“…what you saw on Labor day was 2 teams in FSU and Miami that are better offensively than #1 ranked Florida and by the end of the season will both be playing in New Years day bowl games…”
Dude, really, seek a mental health professional…soon.
ROTFLMAO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
UMinATL
September 17th, 2009
11:10 am
Those have got to be about the worst reasons I’ve ever read. This coverage is pathetic. Maybe you should have written something about the sick DBs or some meaningful stats. Ready for a Thursday game? What?!?! And why are UGA fans in this tread? Shouldn’t you be worried about your own game and how many losses you will have this year?
Canes win by a few touchdowns tonight as Tech is brought back to earth. Miami’s speed and preperation are too much for the high school running game. Jacory Harris has big game. Miami by 17
TBOMACHINE
September 17th, 2009
12:42 pm
tonight the rambling “wrecktum” goes down……………………………..on each other
AMG
September 17th, 2009
1:01 pm
Will the Jackets play Jullian Burnett this game? He was an animal the second half of game 1 and was not in game 2. Any news? Anyone know?
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2:22 pm
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Stinger
September 17th, 2009
2:37 pm
Yeah, North Carolina really looked great against U CONN, didn’t they. We have already beaten the best team we will play this year and it sure isn’t Miami. Miami has done nothing to earn respect from anyone.
bob
September 17th, 2009
2:59 pm
Most of the rest of the season is against good, not great teams. Tech is also good, is probably equal or better that all these teams. Tech could win them all, or not.
The Miami game is the Tech season in a nutshell. If the stay focused they should win.
I was glad to see last week, when the option was not working, that Tech (Nesbitt specifically) bucked up and made something happen. The situation will certainly come up again through out the season. I think that last week’s forth quarter rally is a great experience that will help the team through out the rest of the season. They know they can change momentum and still execute when things are not going their way.
KLARK KENT
September 17th, 2009
3:23 pm
EVEN CHAN GAILEY? SHOW SOME CLASS – YOU HACK!
KLARK KENT
September 17th, 2009
3:24 pm
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The U
September 17th, 2009
9:18 pm
1 Half down and 1 to go…UUUUUUUUUUUUUUU. Tech doesn’t have the athletes to matchup along the lines this year. What the heck it’s a Ramblin Wreck and we’ll beat them down anytime. UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!
The U
September 17th, 2009
10:03 pm
I’ve been reading the Tech garbage all week and I just need 1 Tech fan to come on here and eat some crow. I did it last year after I talked crap about how the U was going to roll Tech, but instead we got a wood shed beating. The tide has turned and The U is back for at least 2 more years. I should probably take over this blog because my 5 reasons for a Cane victory (on page two 2/3 of the way down) were spot on, with the exception that I said you would run for 250. You fell a little short of that. However, once CPJ gets a QB that can throw the ball and run the option you’ll be a tough team to stop, but when we can stack 8 in the box you don’t stand a chance with the athletes that Shannon has brought in the last 2 years. Oh yeah, Mark Whipple is a genius.
Thomas
September 17th, 2009
10:15 pm
Good call on the game. Paul Johnson mismatch with Shannon? How about Whipple and Lovett a mismatch for your whole staff.
DJ Lanza
September 17th, 2009
10:56 pm
One reason why Miami beat GaTech: We had the better team.
Suck on that Mark Bradley
JSB
September 17th, 2009
11:06 pm
Great prediction Mark. Remind to look at your picks for next so I know who NOT to bet on.
One more year and Miami will be back in the NT game. You can bank on it.
Barry U
September 17th, 2009
11:20 pm
All I got to say LMAO!!!!!!!!!!! GT see you next year.
Da "U"
September 17th, 2009
11:24 pm
Mismatch?? we kicked tech’s butt………..UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!
BigDaddyCaneLXA
September 17th, 2009
11:27 pm
I’m sorry. I seem to remember you saying that Tech owned Miami? I guess we foreclosed on the Jackets tonight. I hope your job depends on your smugness, and not your insight. GO CANES!
Canes
September 17th, 2009
11:44 pm
Nice Article. Nostradamus wants his job back… CANES WON!!!!
JD
September 17th, 2009
11:49 pm
Nice predictions, you hack.
Go canes!
Can "U" hear us now?
September 18th, 2009
12:22 am
You’re as brilliant and accurate as that other super-genius, Chris Boggs. Could you be more wrong? Seriously, you were wrong about everything. 0 for 5. Not good at all.
The Canes put a beat down on Tech tonight. Not even close. If we hadn’t called off the dogs in the entire 4th quarter, we’d have scored 50 on you tonight.
NEFLCANE
September 18th, 2009
12:46 am
Looks like U are wrong on all 5.
Communist
September 18th, 2009
1:49 am
Canes whooped that A$$!
WILL
September 18th, 2009
2:09 am
ITS GREAT TO BE A MIAMMIII HURRICANE
I SAID
ITS GREAT TO BE A MIAMMMII HURRICANE
The U Baby
September 18th, 2009
2:23 am
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! 5 Reasons you are a LOSER! 1) You lost. 2) You suck 3) We won 4) We are better 5) You are a loser!!!!! Hahahahahaha! Nice article. GT will not beat Miami for the next 5 years GUARANTEED!!!!
A CANE IN BRASIL
September 18th, 2009
6:47 am
Ga Tech coaching vs Miami coaching – CANES WIN
Fast start for the CANES and do not slow down – leaving Ga Tech in the rear view mirror – CANES WIN
Ga Tech – running team with less than 100 yards – CANES WIN
EXECUTION – Jacory Harris 20 of 25 0 sacks CANES WIN
Tech owns Miami?? no buddy, it was just a lease. CANES WIN
WD305
September 18th, 2009
7:00 am
Ha ha ha ha ha your a waste of skin you should have been swallowed…..now I hope you can keep your mouth shut becasue the credibility of your words and paper has just went down. Thank s have a good life!
greg
September 18th, 2009
8:22 am
Mark you certainly lived up to your billing as a blogging fool. Miami destroyed GT!
D Canes Win
September 18th, 2009
8:30 am
It’s a shame your argument doesn’t hold up; similar to the GT defense. If only they were as good at running as you are at running your mouth they might have had a chance. I hope GT enjoyed their time down here in South Florida. Your one sided offense is always welcome. Next time, though, keep you head on a swivel. That block was embarrassing. Good luck with the rest of the ACC a I’m sure we won’t be seeing you all in Tampa. The U is back.
Tina
September 18th, 2009
8:49 am
Aww…looks like your predictions were wrong…too bad for you – and for GA Tech. All about the “U” baby!!! There was no competition last night, GA Tech got blown out of the water. Looks like now you’re eating crow for this blog. 1.Randy Shannon’s Hurricanes whipped GA Tech a** 2.Looks like they need to retake that crash course! 3.Tech may be a running team but when you have a defense like Miami does you (obviously) don’t get to run too far! 4.Miami made errors but GA Tech was just plain SLOPPY last night. There WAS no execution. LOL 5.Ownership has been returned to where it belongs…University of Miami Hurricanes. GO CANES!!!!!
mjcane
September 18th, 2009
9:16 am
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canesman
September 18th, 2009
9:23 am
good call, buddy! who’s your daddy?
BradleyEatsCrow
September 18th, 2009
9:44 am
LMFAO you are such tool. Take your ancient offense and GTFOH.
Bigsilva99
September 18th, 2009
9:48 am
It’s funny how reason #1 is a shot at our coach, but tech is lucky Shannon is our coach becuase if it were most other coaches that would have been real ugly in the 4th…
5XNC CANES
September 18th, 2009
9:59 am
LOL…you’re an idiot. Do you get paid for the garbage you type?????