Jimbo Fisher to LSU thread

[O.iatlhawksfan]

Why not Herman?

He's a Texas lock

 

[Silkk]

Use your head simp. U dont fire a coach after like 5gms if he was successful the prior yr

Use your head penis boy, if he started 5-0 or 4-1 he wouldn't have gotten fired

 

[Silkk]

You can't have that "I'm not going to LSU cause I wouldn't beat Alabama" mentality, if that was the case, Saban wouldn't have came here cause we hadn't beaten Auburn since 2001. Some people look for a challenge.

Auburn from 01-06?

Them nikkas wasn't shyt. :fighton:

 

[Big Boss]

 

[Big Boss]

If you're gonna win a championship you're gonna have to go through Saban anyway. You're gonna have to see Alabama at some point so if you're gonna be the best you're gonna have to go at the best.

To be the man, you gotta beat the man

 

[AVXL]

Would you rather Saban being the reason you're prevented from getting there or seeing him when you get there?

I just don't buy the logic that a coach isn't going to take a job because you're in the same conference/division as a coach & program that is the GOAT. If I'm looking for a job im taking the job because of what I'm going to do, I'm not worried about the next man I don't care who it is

Let me clarify. If GT was on an even keel and the GA BoR allowed them to have a liberal arts program, you mean to tell me they wouldn't get their fare share of talent out of the metro?

No

Do you understand how difficult it is to get into Tech? Ask @iamstr8fire @Mr Hate Coffee @The_Sheff @Rekkapryde about it. You're talking about when you've already been accepted and choosing a major, Tech isn't lowering their academic standards for football or any athletics. Tech academically is like Vanderbilt, Duke or Stanford. UGA is the big state school where you don't even need a 3.0 to get in. So no adding one major is not going to even the playing field in terms of recruiting in Georgia

 

[The ADD]

Let me clarify. If GT was on an even keel and the GA BoR allowed them to have a liberal arts program, you mean to tell me they wouldn't get their fare share of talent out of the metro?

You are basically changing major dynamics to shape an argument.

In my lifetime they've had flashes with recruiting but never a sustained run challenging UGA. With the way college football is now I don't see it.

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

You are basically changing major dynamics to shape an argument.

In my lifetime they've had flashes with recruiting but never a sustained run challenging UGA. With the way college football is now I don't see it.

Not denying I am but you can't tell me Tech couldn't compete if they had a liberal arts program to hide players in. Every Tech poster on here will admit that. Donors would come. You'd see a uptick in Burdell Society donations. Maybe not enough to shift the balance of power in regards to in-state schools but enough where kids would probably pick playing in ATL over Athens

Spoiler

how the hell did this become a topic?

 

[The ADD]

Not denying I am but you can't tell me Tech couldn't compete if they had a liberal arts program to hide players in. Every Tech poster on here will admit that. Donors would come. You'd see a uptick in Burdell Society donations. Maybe not enough to shift the balance of power in regards to in-state schools but enough where kids would probably pick playing in ATL over Athens

Spoiler

how the hell did this become a topic?

Not really. They have a lot of wealthy alum, they just don't give a dang about football and the group that did is getting older.

I don't know.....moving on

 

[Rekkapryde]

Do you understand how difficult it is to get into Tech? Ask @iamstr8fire @Mr Hate Coffee @The_Sheff @Rekkapryde about it. You're talking about when you've already been accepted and choosing a major, Tech isn't lowering their academic standards for football or any athletics. Tech academically is like Vanderbilt, Duke or Stanford. UGA is the big state school where you don't even need a 3.0 to get in. So no adding one major is not going to even the playing field in terms of recruiting in Georgia

Adding majors would definitely help though. Having liberal arts majors (sociology, psychology, etc.) would be easier for athletes than the M-Train at GT (management).
But you're right in the fact that athletes still wouldn't be able to get out of taking calculus and physics and shyt. That's mandatory for all.

 

[AVXL]

Adding majors would definitely help though. Having liberal arts majors (sociology, psychology, etc.) would be easier for athletes than the M-Train at GT (management).
But you're right in the fact that athletes still wouldn't be able to get out of taking calculus and physics and shyt. That's mandatory for all.

Calculus and Physics at Tech

for taking and passing that shyt

 

[Rekkapryde]

Not denying I am but you can't tell me Tech couldn't compete if they had a liberal arts program to hide players in. Every Tech poster on here will admit that. Donors would come. You'd see a uptick in Burdell Society donations. Maybe not enough to shift the balance of power in regards to in-state schools but enough where kids would probably pick playing in ATL over Athens

Spoiler

how the hell did this become a topic?

I think it would absolutely help, but there are things that can't be avoided at Tech. The issue is definitely not money, but willingness to add majors at the school. That is absolutely at the board of regents feet who are UGA biased. Our presidents have asked for adding majors in the past, but have been denied. Funny shyt is they had no problem adding an engineering program at UGA.

 

[Rekkapryde]

Calculus and Physics at Tech

for taking and passing that shyt

Funny shyt is those were my easiest classes there for me.

 

[Rekkapryde]

Not really. They have a lot of wealthy alum, they just don't give a dang about football and the group that did is getting older.

I don't know.....moving on

That's not true, they absolutely do care, but they know how it is at the school. We have very limited majors in anything other than the various engineering disciplines. Outside of that, you really only have Management which is what cats who can't make it in engineering change their major to. So you know that isn't gonna be easy since you have a lot of former engineering majors in it. Adding more majors would definitely help. Dunno why we don't have at least a communications program, esp being in the center of fukkin Atlanta. shyt makes no fukkin sense.

 

[AVXL]

I think it would absolutely help, but there are things that can't be avoided at Tech. The issue is definitely not money, but willingness to add majors at the school. That is absolutely at the board of regents feet who are UGA biased. Our presidents have asked for adding majors in the past, but have been denied. Funny shyt is they had no problem adding an engineering program at UGA.

But breh the average 5, 4 star recruit is not going to have grades and SAT scores good enough to get in Tech even with adding majors. Even more so than that breh wants to talk about recruiting against UGA, if you're recruiting against UGA that also means you're recruiting against Bama, Auburn, Florida, Tennessee, Clemson, South Carolina, etc. I don't see Tech winning in recruiting against those schools either