Caleb and Mario Williams were starters. The third guy, McCutchin, hardly played in garbage time and complained relentlessly about the coaching staff not playing him...then followed them to USC where he still doesn't get playing time.
I'm guessing you haven't watched him at OU as head coach. He looks like he's had a few valium on the sideline and is not in need of a get back coach at all. He just scribbles all the fuck-up plays into his note pad. Maybe that's the problem-- too hands-off with the D. Ted Roof obviously isn't going to turn anybody into world beaters by himself.
Tech hired Bama's #2 AD as their AD. I guess his name is just "J."
Georgia Tech Names J Batt New Director of Athletics
Tech's 10th A.D. comes to The Flats from the University of Alabamaramblinwreck.com
Atlanta is a college football town, through and through. And particularly an SEC town. There are a ton more people here who care about their Dawgs (or Tide, War Damn Eagle, etc.) than the Falcons. But your point stands - almost no one cares about Tech.
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The Athletic has Gattis as a candidate for the Charlotte job if he wants to come back to NC. He may need a way out of Miami.
Bruce Feldman's candidates to replace Will Healy at Charlotte
From Clayton White to Jerry Mack many candidates have ties to the Charlotte area and could bring a spark back to the program.
No, there are NFL head coaches younger than him
I dunno about that, decent amount of talent in the local area, probably also would get some bandwagoner jumpers in the QC if they can get good.
You never know, but it’s important to remember that is seemingly difficult for the big tv contract teams like Alabama to spend all their money unless they are overpaying and firing new HCs
Auburn says hold my beer
Mike Minter has been getting alot of press about his recruiting prowess recently, even if that isn't translating into wins. He would seem a natural fit in Charlotte.