Buttermaker
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Do GT fans care that they will never actually win anything with a Paul Johnson offense? We complain here that we are too complacent with mild success but "traditional" programs are too aggressive in pursuit of championships despite 9-10 win seasons. GT is the perfect in between, pretty good years of 8-10 wins but absolutely no chance in the playoff era to win.
Do GT fans care that they will never actually win anything with a Paul Johnson offense? We complain here that we are too complacent with mild success but "traditional" programs are too aggressive in pursuit of championships despite 9-10 win seasons. GT is the perfect in between, pretty good years of 8-10 wins but absolutely no chance in the playoff era to win.
Do GT fans care that they will never actually win anything with a Paul Johnson offense? We complain here that we are too complacent with mild success but "traditional" programs are too aggressive in pursuit of championships despite 9-10 win seasons. GT is the perfect in between, pretty good years of 8-10 wins but absolutely no chance in the playoff era to win.
We've won the Coastal Division 4 times under PJ, won an ACC title and won a BCS bowl. We were 2 points away from probably being in the playoff in 2014.
Given the limitations GT has as a program, that's an awful lot of winning. We won't get back to the heights of the 60s, but that has nothing to do with who is the coach and more with the Institute itself and the way college football has changed.
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Same here. Which is why I'm happy they got a mid season break.
That was the question do you take winning with a gimmick offense and no chance of a national championship or do you want more, it's pretty much a more successful LOWF.
That was the question do you take winning with a gimmick offense and no chance of a national championship or do you want more, it's pretty much a more successful LOWF.
Do GT fans care that they will never actually win anything with a Paul Johnson offense? We complain here that we are too complacent with mild success but "traditional" programs are too aggressive in pursuit of championships despite 9-10 win seasons. GT is the perfect in between, pretty good years of 8-10 wins but absolutely no chance in the playoff era to win.
We've won the Coastal Division 4 times under PJ, won an ACC title and won a BCS bowl. We were 2 points away from probably being in the playoff in 2014.
Given the limitations GT has as a program, that's an awful lot of winning. We won't get back to the heights of the 60s, but that has nothing to do with who is the coach and more with the Institute itself and the way college football has changed.
Yeah basketball is a completely different mindset. Just in my opinion I don't see the offense ever winning two playoff games against two teams with month preparation. However the only way to disprove this is for GT to do it, so it's an impossible argument to have. For lesser schools maybe all that's left to do is a gimmick. I wouldn't be that opposed if Wake actually went full odds and went for fourth down all the time based off the actual percentages, numbers and doofus would cream their pants.
I think you're basing the entire concept on a bit of a fallacy - that Paul Johnson's offense is something you can "figure out" with enough time and no matter the execution or players it just goes poof like Cinderella or something.
The reality is that some of GT's best offensive performances have come against teams who had tons of time to prepare (MSU in the 2014 Orange Bowl, UT to start this season, etc) and some of the worst performances happened against teams who had short weeks (a couple of stinkers against Duke in particular come to mind).
Vad.....our GT 'guest' just hits 12,000 posts.