I can’t believe the Gobblers lost a third straight at home; my BC vs. GT prediction is still in the mix!

(11-04-2018 10:00 AM)esayem Wrote:  I can’t believe the Gobblers lost a third straight at home; my BC vs. GT prediction is still in the mix!

Shoulda predicted BC vs. Pitt - more likely since Pitt holds the tie-breaker over GT and UVA already.

(11-03-2018 11:24 AM)copycat Wrote:  GT Defense gets a stop.
GT Offense fumbles the first play, scoop and score. So that's how this is going to be today. Great...

If Ted Roof is coaching that defense they crap the bed in Chapel Hill again.

Oliver has vastly more running ability but he plays like the freshman he is at times. Marshall has the full offensive playbook and better passing but isn't decisive enough running the ground game.

(11-04-2018 03:58 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  

(11-03-2018 11:24 AM)copycat Wrote:  GT Defense gets a stop.
GT Offense fumbles the first play, scoop and score. So that's how this is going to be today. Great...

If Ted Roof is coaching that defense they crap the bed in Chapel Hill again.

Oliver has vastly more running ability but he plays like the freshman he is at times. Marshall has the full offensive playbook and better passing but isn't decisive enough running the ground game.

I could make a few complaints about the win, it seemed like the team tried their best to give it away but the defense came up a lot when it was needed and the offense got it together late to put it away.

Given that in our past three trips to Chapel Hill we gave up 50, 48, and 48 points (the latter two with Roof calling the plays) I won't complain about giving up 28 today. It was an improvement and we walked away with a win. Bowl eligibility still in the mix.

Now to beat the "Richt in Atlanta" curse. 0-14 isn't a nice thing to look at.