INTOWN ROAD TRIP!
Tonight, we will be at Bobby Dodd Stadium to watch Georgia Tech play Virginia Tech. Because one team is being coached by Chan Gailey, we plan on bringing our own coffee. Seriously.
This marks the first time since childhood we’ll have seen a game in Bobby Dodd, since we went to grad school there but never felt compelled to watch the Chantastic! football played inside. Hopefully, the scenic skyline and periodically hilarious play of the Virginia Tech offense are enough to keep us awake during the first half.
We won’t need it at halftime. Why? Because halftime belongs to Big Boi tonight. Outkast and Chan Gailey! It’s like a broken glass and liverwurst sandwich, but we’re eating what’s on the plate.
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Ok class lets review:
Stolen jerseys: Just pan the crowd and see who’s wearing them, should be easy to do.
In case of stolen jersey, never write your own last name in your own handwriting. Get a Phillipino or oriental, for some reason those engineering types from other countries have better pensmanship in English than Americans..or at worst case, get a Cheerleader with bubbly handwriting to do it, but that hand writing in upper and lowercase was hilarious..
it looked like an old P.E. Coach had written those names…….
Comment by Mr Pelican Pants — November 2, 2007 @ 6:25 pm
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#50: What part of ANY of that is not a coaches job? Focus, Preperation, playcalling?
You’re an idiot if you don’t think the mediocrity that is GT football for the last 6 years is anyone’s fault but Gaileys.
He’s an embarrassment to the program and to football in general.
Comment by TechinItEasy — November 2, 2007 @ 5:10 pm
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so when does Detroit play Atlanta?
Comment by NickSabanIsHungLikeAMule — November 2, 2007 @ 3:21 pm
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Chan or no Chan, to not go just to see Calvin Johnson in person is shameful. Seeing a talent like Calvin Johnson play in person should be on any football fan’s list of important things to do regardless.
Comment by George P. Burdell — November 2, 2007 @ 1:49 pm
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PaulC-
Try going to a game when it’s actually close and the fans haven’t given up on the team. It’s not bad. It’s not the swamp or Death Valley by any stretch of the imagination, but it can get pretty loud (see: end of the Maryland game last year)
Comment by Chris — November 2, 2007 @ 1:45 pm
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I don’t want to hear a goddamn word about this being Chan’s fault.
This shit was all on the following:
Taylor Bennett - He threw 2 AWFUL balls right to VT defenders and 2 other picks that probably shouldn’t have been thrown either.
The receivers - I literally have no words to describe how pissed I am about James not getting that long ball Nesbitt threw or Greg Smith for dropping a pass that hit him in the goddamn hands.
The pass defense - hurr, they’re running the same quick-out play every single time. lets just let them keep getting 10+ yards every time they do it, k?
This debacle evolved from a total lack of focus, preparation, and, as sad as I am to say it, effort. Most of the team played their guts out, but I honestly think our problems in the passing game are the result of some of the receivers not putting 100% out there every play. James Johnson should have laid out for that ball that Nesbitt threw.
I was there last night and I was beyond the point of being angry. We looked like the 11 fucking Stooges out there and made Glennon (!!!!!!!) look like a fucking superhero. Fuck that. This fucking football team is why I’m 24 and going grey.
Comment by Chris — November 2, 2007 @ 1:42 pm