JOEY’S ALL VOL !!!
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huh? Paul Johnson coached there for 11 years, won the ACC and went to 2 Orange bowls winning 1 and then retired on his terms. No doubt the academics make it a tough job but competing in the ACC and sitting in the heart of the best college football recruiting, no reason they shouldn't win 8 games regularly with a special season every so often.GT is where coaches' careers go to die.
I give Collins credit for realizing that he had to change the culture there and making an effort to do so, but he evidently doesn't know how to do it outside of superficial stuff like slogans. As you said, very Butch-esque.I think he’s a goofball, and his whole branding the ATL, the 404, was very Butch cringe worthy, but he had a huge task in front of him switching from Paul Johnson’s guys to get his guys. Throw in a covid season and that’s pretty tough.
Their heyday ended in the 1960s when there were 16 NFL teams & football players went to college for an education.
They did win a NC in 1991 with O’LearyTheir heyday ended in the 1960s when there were 16 NFL teams & football players went to college for an education.
They did win a NC in 1991 with O’Leary
Edit: Sorry - a little late on the draw. See @stolitonic post.
Rumor mill per Cole Cubelic, Mullen is a major target.Georgia Tech Football: Coaching Candidates to Replace Geoff Collins
I like Bronco Mendenhall,Mike Houston and Deion Sanders are possible GT Head Coaches
I think he’s a goofball, and his whole branding the ATL, the 404, was very Butch cringe worthy, but he had a huge task in front of him switching from Paul Johnson’s guys to get his guys. Throw in a covid season and that’s pretty tough.
Mullen is too lazy a recruiter. Yes he would be in the Atlanta talent hotbed. Directly between Saban and Smart, probably the two most ruthless recruiters in the country. It would be ugly in all likelihood.Dan Mullen would be a homerun hire for Georgia Tech like when they hired Bobby Ross in 1987.
Deion has done a great job taking advantage of the transfer rules as they are now. I think Deion would be a gamble but sometimes when you're at your most desperate you have to gamble.Mullen is too lazy a recruiter. Yes he would be in the Atlanta talent hotbed. Directly between Saban and Smart, probably the two most ruthless recruiters in the country. It would be ugly in all likelihood.
Deion would make a splash. But not sure he is really a good enough coach. He is doing well at JSU, but that could be because he is out-talenting his competition.
Deion is going to wait for FSU.Georgia Tech Football: Coaching Candidates to Replace Geoff Collins
I like Bronco Mendenhall,Mike Houston and Deion Sanders are possible GT Head Coaches
He's a lazy recruiter but that style worked at Miss St. The ACC Coastal is a wee bit easier than the SEC West.Mullen is too lazy a recruiter. Yes he would be in the Atlanta talent hotbed. Directly between Saban and Smart, probably the two most ruthless recruiters in the country. It would be ugly in all likelihood.
Deion would make a splash. But not sure he is really a good enough coach. He is doing well at JSU, but that could be because he is out-talenting his competition.
Most people around GT are satisfied with just having a winning record and going to a bowl game somewhere. I think that's the best you can pretty much do at Georgia Tech.He's a lazy recruiter but that style worked at Miss St. The ACC Coastal is a wee bit easier than the SEC West.
Mullen I don't think would ever work out at a big time school because he doesn't do the recruiting necessary. You have to recruit top talent and coach them up to win at those places. GT is not one of those places and, like at Miss St, they'd love him if he won 7 games a year and went to a bowl.
I do think GT is capable of being a decent program, despite the academic restrictions. Their biggest impediment to being that though is that a lot of people associated with the university (alums, boosters, admin, etc.) just don't really care.
If Mullen took the GT job, GT automatically has the best play caller in the league. They could make a lot of noise. He’s proven he can put lots of guys in the League, even non-Blue Chip prospects. That could be a good fit.He's a lazy recruiter but that style worked at Miss St. The ACC Coastal is a wee bit easier than the SEC West.
Mullen I don't think would ever work out at a big time school because he doesn't do the recruiting necessary. You have to recruit top talent and coach them up to win at those places. GT is not one of those places and, like at Miss St, they'd love him if he won 7 games a year and went to a bowl.
I do think GT is capable of being a decent program, despite the academic restrictions. Their biggest impediment to being that though is that a lot of people associated with the university (alums, boosters, admin, etc.) just don't really care.
Mullen would like it more too. His personality and demeanor just aren't great for a big time, microscope job. If he's left alone to dial up plays, he's a pretty good coach, which is why I suspect he wanted to ultimately jump to the NFL.If Mullen took the GT job, GT automatically has the best play caller in the league. They could make a lot of noise. He’s proven he can put lots of guys in the League, even non-Blue Chip prospects. That could be a good fit.