College recruiting

By WOW

January 27, 2009 11:15 PM | Link to this

this blog has been posted for an hour and there are no hideous/childish/degrading remarks from the doggies. ‘tis a glorious day indeed.

Congratulations to you both, Luallen & Hill. We look forward to having you at GT.

By D-Man

January 27, 2009 11:20 PM | Link to this

Why would a WR choose the offense of Tech over the offense of Ga??? Makes no sense really…

By Recruitnik

January 27, 2009 11:25 PM | Link to this

Stephen Hill is saying “hey i am stupid” which he is.. He has no plans for the NFL then. A WR will not make it to the nfl in that offense. Horrible decision for his future.

By jb2golf

January 27, 2009 11:35 PM | Link to this

you know, I have been listening to all of these UGA fans talking about how a WR would be “stupid” to choose GT over UGA beacause of the style of offense. now I am not going to say that GT will ever resemble Texas Tech or anything of the like, but if UGA fans think that the GT offense will always be as run heavy as they were this year, then you are gravely mistaken. Trust me, Coach Johnson has plenty more “tricks” up his sleeve when it comes to his offense. This year was a huge learning year for the players and as they get the “core” of the offense down pat where they can execute the plays in their sleep, you will see that there a lot more wrinkles in regards to the passing game than you think. Hell, this year’s passing numbers would have been a lot more impressive if Nesbitt could hit a wide open receiver streaking down the field. That and a few drops by those WRs were evident all season. When they get that timing down and install CPJ’s full attack, the Bullpuppies are going to have all they can handle every November. Bottomline is that our receivers may not grab 8-10 catches per game, but they will have plenty of opportunities to make big plays and get noticed, espcially with us being back in the top 25 consistently and getting lots of media exposure nationally. my 2 cents!!!

By GT student

January 27, 2009 11:36 PM | Link to this

all you say it wont…but how will we know till we actually have a few years under PJ. I have a feeling that we will pass alot more next year…now that we have more than one wide out.

By Recuritnik???

January 27, 2009 11:36 PM | Link to this

Recruitnik is saying “hey i am stupid” which you are.
This kid made a decision based off what is best for him and his family. I am sure that recruitnik has never played the game or been recruited by any one other than the armed forces. And why must his future be tide to the NFL, maybe he wants to be an engineer? GET A LIFE….

By jasperjacket

January 27, 2009 11:46 PM | Link to this

Recruitnik must be a very young person and not experienced at all in the real world. You talk about the NFL as if it is some sort of given that a WR at UGA ( or any other school that runs a pro style offense) is automatically headed in that direction? The Hill kid is 17-18 years old. Time will tell if he has the talent to get into the NFL. The offense he runs in college will have no bearing what so ever if he makes it to the NFL or not. Talent will either get him there or it will not. The kid is obviously more comfortable at Tech. So be it. Odds are that you never wore a jock strap and strapped on a helment past the age of 12 or 13 based on your comments or if you did you’ve forgotten anything learned and for certain never wore one at the Div 1 level

By FL. DAWG

January 28, 2009 12:06 AM | Link to this

tuck feck

By okeefe59

January 28, 2009 12:28 AM | Link to this

Recruitnik and D-Man you are both complete idiots. Hill picked Tech because thats where he wants to play so his family and friends can come see him.Don’t worry about him regarding the NFL.If he is capable of playing at the next level,they will find him and I don’t care if he is playing for S Dakota State Teachers college.The people in the NFL are obviously smarter than you two and so is young Mr. Hill. Welcome to the flats Stephen.

By The Big Bug

January 28, 2009 1:17 AM | Link to this

There is really no telling how many gullible recruits GA has suckered in with this “next level” BS. 95% never get there. How many Ga Sr.’s will get drafted this year? Two?

What do you do when your eligibility expires and all you have to show is your Basket Weaving degree? Recruits, consider the overall picture when selecting a college.

By The Big Bug

January 28, 2009 1:35 AM | Link to this

Jb2, Who wants to be Texas Tech?

By Bignow

January 28, 2009 5:32 AM | Link to this

I love this quote: It says a lot to me that Stephen stood firm to his commitment to Georgia Tech,” Luallen said. Ummmm, he was a UCF commit before GT so the kid doesn’t have the best track record with the word committment.

By SthrnSrvy

January 28, 2009 6:23 AM | Link to this

Good luck to him, he may have realized this was the best opportunity to play right away. UGA is loaded at WR.

By SickandTired

January 28, 2009 6:42 AM | Link to this

Yeah Georgia has really really shown they can recruit and develop receivers. Athens is a bone yard for 4 and 5 star recruits. Tell me who’s the bell cow of Mark Richts receiver legacy? Reggie Brown? He was benched by the Eagles this past season, Fred Gibson never made a squad for the regular season…that’s it Doggies. Georgia thinks all they have to do is roll the might G out and get anybody they want in this state…well guess what, those days are over now. Keep recruiting your thugs and your big egos and Tech is going to get Mark Richt fired.

By Paddy

January 28, 2009 7:53 AM | Link to this

Recruitnick and D-man…you need to think before you type. You are not doing yourselves any favors by being laughed at by indefensible statements.

By RealityYech

January 28, 2009 8:51 AM | Link to this

This is just sad. Here we have a QB that thinks he’s actually going to get to throw and a WR that thinks he’s actually going to get to catch. Johnson clearly has no shame lying his arse off to lure kids to this prehistoric offense that NEVER passes. Hopefully these young men will learn a valuable life lesson here as they watch big brother down the street in the real conference winning with a REAL offense.

By Jaded Jacket

January 28, 2009 8:54 AM | Link to this

I suggest the clowns who aren’t familiar Paul Johnson’s entire offensive scheme take a look at what he did when he was at Hawaii. That offense threw the ball all over the place because they didn’t have a running game, so when he gets the players in place at Tech you will see a more balanced attack. With an already potent running attack, an improved passing game will make it even tougher to stop. If I were a talented receiver like Hill, GT would the the first place I’d consider. Hill’s a very smart guy!!

By DT

January 28, 2009 8:57 AM | Link to this

Sickandtired:

You failed to mention one BIG key: Reggie Brown and Fred Gibson were 4-0 against you nerds. You Techies kill me. You make fun of UGA not being in the BCS CG. No we were not obviously, but at least there have been several times this decade that we have put ourselves in positions to do so.

You Nerds have yet to even win your ACC CG, Never have even been to a BCS Bowl. Every year your team is not much of a going concern to be a contender for the NC. Though UGA has not won it at least we are always in a position to have a chance and are mentioned. Take your lone win this year. Talk it up and think that you will actually start a streak against us. Next year at this time when UGA floors you on the Flats I want to see every single one of you still posting.

You know for a fact that you were not posting this time last year. Just come out of the wood work once every 8 years when you beat UGA.

Win your Conference then Pop off. Beating UGA this past year was not that big a win when you look at the overall picture. They had a bad year. You had your best. Your team might improve a little, but if you think that UGA’s team will not improve dramatically then you folks are true morons.

Tech is going to get CMR “Fired”?? Dream on Tool!

By GT GRAD

January 28, 2009 9:12 AM | Link to this

Stephen is obviously smart enough to realize that he will provide GT with two outstanding wide receivers. He will definitely be one of the two starting wide recievers at GT from day one. Coach PJ’s offense has had huge success in the passing game when he has had players capable of making the plays. With the opponents focusing on stopping the run, both of these players will enjoy single coverage on a regular basis. This combination of wide receivers will enjoy huge plays in the passing game and most definitely be a huge part of a winning team!

He also knows that by playing football at GT, he will naturally be compared to Calvin Johnson on a regular basis. This attention will help him in the media and on NFL draft day!!

Due to limited practice time, Coach PJ could not install all of his offensive package in 2008. GT will install the passing portion of the offense this year and throw the ball down the field many times each game starting in 2009! The beauty of this system is that the wide receivers end up with gaudy numbers due to the fact that the defense is so focused on stopping the run.

Should he go to UGA where he will be 3rd, 4th or 5th string until his sophmore or junior year? At UGA, he will probably have 30-40 passes thrown his way during his junior and senior years with an average of 8-10 yards per catch (assuming UGA does not sign a 5 star wide receiver in 2010 or 2011 who gets all of the love from the UGA fans and coaches). At GT he will have 20-30 passes thrown his way each year (starting as a true freshman) with a 20-25 yard average AND he will be a solid blocker (which NFL teams covet). Which resume sounds more attractive to the NFL scouts?

He is an inteligent individual. I am sure he has considered all of these factors.

The future of the GT football program is VERY bright and I feel confident that Stephen Hill is fully aware of this fact!!

I look forward to watching Stephen catch many TD passes for GT for the next few years. I have been pumped since the day that I heard he was “the next Calvin Johnson”!!

By TXDawg

January 28, 2009 9:27 AM | Link to this

BigBug or BigDud Don’t start calling out UGA players on NFL rosters. There was easily 20-30 in the league this season. And, I might add, the reason you don’t see a lot of SR’s being drafted is because the normally leave school as underclassmen you idiot!

If you wanna open that can of worms, let’s do a UGA vs. GT comparison in the NFL.

And to the other idiot who said that playing in a Pro-Style offense doesn’t guarantee you go to the NFL, that’s an accurate statement. But, the underlying meaning there should be easy for someone who knows football. Playing in this type of offense in a skill position gives you a better chance than it does when playing in some archaic version of the wing-T. And, that brings me to my next point. Anyone who thinks that Paul Johnson will ever deviate from a 90-95% run offense to a one that passes more, needs to look at his history at GA Southern, and Navy……it ain’t happening!!

By jw

January 28, 2009 9:36 AM | Link to this

Sad to say but Calvin might have won the “H” at GA to cap off a great college career. Hill will have to be great to get any attention with the great running backs Tech has, he better learn how to block.

By jackets

January 28, 2009 9:40 AM | Link to this

Mutts,

UGA has had their best decade of football ever. With that being said, LSU and FL have had an even better decade. Must be painful to know that even during you best decade you still come in 3rd. UGA is the Clemson of the SEC. Between Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els, you are the Ernie Els.

By BIG BEE

January 28, 2009 9:48 AM | Link to this

I reckon UGA has a recording that they play to wide receivers around the country. Sounds like Coach Ball is telling them all the same thing in order to get one of them or someone to come down for a visit

By TXDawg_is_no_Dawg

January 28, 2009 9:51 AM | Link to this

As a life long UGA fan and alumni, I have to point out the obvious Tech plants on here. TXDawg is clearly a Techie pretending to be a UGA fan trying to make Dawg fans look moronic.

TXDawg, you NEVER post anything remotely close to factual about UGA. You’re routinely corrected and it’s becoming obvious you’re no Dawg.

Please stop the games and let the grown-ups talk. Thanks

Brian Jones, the REAL Dawg

By BIG BEE

January 28, 2009 9:53 AM | Link to this

I reckon UGA has a recording that they play to wide receivers around the country. Sounds like Coach Ball is telling them all the same thing in order to get one of them or someone to come down for a visit

By BIG BEE

January 28, 2009 10:04 AM | Link to this

I suppose that UGA people think that every young man that plays football in college is going to at least try to play pro ball. Well, it ain’t so. more young men use fotball as a means to get their degree than the number that play pro ball. Fortunately most of them get a job, raise families and contribute to the community. The others drop out, try to latch on with a team, drop out again and sit home and converse with the world through blogs. Then the go drive their hyster and load trucks for K-Mart. Before you critize Steven Hill or anyother young man for his choice of schools, remember it is his choice and not yours.

By BIG BEE

January 28, 2009 10:54 AM | Link to this

I am going to be filming the 13/14 year old football camp at Marist if anyone wants to join me. By the way, is the age of consent in GA still 14?

By TheWorldsAJacketHive

January 28, 2009 10:58 AM | Link to this

Of course he’s excited, why wouldn’t he be? He’ll be throwing to a future Heisman winner and top NFL draft pick while they win ACC and National titles. This kid is a combo of Calvin and Hines, he’s going to be amazing and a major contributor to our National Title next year.

By The Big Bug

January 28, 2009 11:11 AM | Link to this

TXDawg,

You ignorant slut! You simply confirmed what I said earlier. Divide 20-30 by 10 years & you get 2-3 per year. Oh wait! That is probably too deep for you to comprehend. So go ahead and make your comparison. The difference will be insignificant, moron.

Name the ones who have left early. Can’t do it can you? Like I said, the chances of getting to this “next level” are slim.

By Wil Walton

January 28, 2009 11:18 AM | Link to this

Jackets: Agreed, UGA has been behind UF and LSU in one of their better decades. So they are comparable to Ernie Els. My question for you, who is Tech comparable too? John Daly?

By BIG BEE

January 28, 2009 11:24 AM | Link to this

‘THE BIG BUG’ stop saying stupid stuff

By The Big Bug

January 28, 2009 11:34 AM | Link to this

TXDawg is no Dawg, I think you have it nailed. No one can be that stupid. I let him sucker me into that one.

By Bob

January 28, 2009 12:08 PM | Link to this

This really doesn’t mean anything other than the fact that Tech fans will now claim that they are dominating UGA in recruiting. They tend to get a little carried away and exaggerate things to the Nth degree, like giving out rings for a 9-4 season. How does that saying go? “I once caught a fish THIS BIG.” Sure you did Techies. Sure you did.

Anyway, good luck to this Hill kid. He’ll need it. This will probably be the most press he gets in his entire collegiate career. If Paul Johnson is telling these kids he will throw the ball to them….Oh, never mind. I’m not going to call the man a liar. Suffice to say, I hope these recruits are doing their homework. If they are they would see that Tech threw the ball more in 2008 than any of his Navy teams did. This does not support the theory that Johnson will start throwing the ball at Tech more once his players “get” the offense. That did not happen at Navy and he was there for 6 years. I would probably have CPJ explain that to me if I were Hill.

By ggodsey

January 28, 2009 12:19 PM | Link to this

Dear toolbags, If you had to choose between going on a date with the prettiest boy in school or being away from your computer for 6 hours straight, which would it be? Geeks.

By kc

January 28, 2009 12:25 PM | Link to this

Just a CPJ fan: -dawgs couldn’t stop the offense this fall which is no different when CPJ and ga southern ran well against the dawgs in yrs past -CPJ pass attack is in the cards-back in ‘86 when GSU won its first 1-AA crown, Tracy Hamm and the Eagles threw for @ 900 yds and a bucket of TDs in the final 2 games (sorry Furman fans) -the next yr, CPJ and the Eagles threw like crazy again to win #2

-Richt has never won anything meaningful and never will, sorry dawgs fans you deserve better

-the ‘curse of Erk’ lives!!

By macrotech

January 28, 2009 12:34 PM | Link to this

Can’t we ALL just get along?! DT, YOU missed one big point in your ‘missed one big point’ statement; the reference to Reggie Brown and Fred Gibson was ABOUT their ‘pro’ careers…. their 4-0 record against Tech isn’t EVEN a ‘point’! These guys have made it to the nfl and have failed to do anything there. The NFL is not a sure thing. In fact, it’s an elite group of men that make it. But, to suggest that a wide receiver from Tech will not have a shot at it in this offense is absurd and ignorant. We’ve ONLY seen a small portion of it’s possibilities and Tech went 9-4 with it in it’s first season! Hill made made his decision. EVEN with all you dawgs panting at his flirtation with CMR. uga has a better football program than most of the dawg poster’s understand (this based on the posts made AFTER uga lost their third game). Tech is on a MUCH needed rise and I assure you; the coaching staff at any of our opponents recognize it! Your little assessment is unfounded and as silly as a crystal ball lit up with a flashlight. The BIG POINT is, the NFL isn’t easy and you don’t HAVE to attend a major football factory to get there…where did donavon mcnabb go? Any player that chooses to play for CMR will become a better player and, if good enough, will get their shot at the pros. CPJ has brought with him an offense that is slowly unravelling and any player that plays under him will enjoy the same possibilities! Group hug at the Varsity! GO TECH!

By D.Ellis

January 28, 2009 12:47 PM | Link to this

kc-although I agree with your CPJ part of your post…as a DAWG fan I beleive the pass will become a bigger part of Tech’s offense. Also that team that ran well against the Dawgs had Peterson on it. I don’t recall a single team that dude didn’t pretty much man up to and run up and down the field on. Something like 30 100 yd games and close to 20 200 yd games. I doubt that happens again at any level for some time to come.

• However I would think winning the SEC 2 times and winning 2 BCS bowls qualifies as meaningful wins for a program and for Richt.

By NaTs Mula

January 28, 2009 1:33 PM | Link to this

GT has the best WR in the NFL. UGA has a good gymnastics team.

Stick to what you do best dogs, the balance beam.

45-42. Tee Hee.

By reservoirDAWG

January 28, 2009 1:35 PM | Link to this

If UGA is Ernie Els, then Tech is David Duval.

By RealityYech

January 28, 2009 1:38 PM | Link to this

kc,

You’re clearly a moron. UGA’s defense couldn’t stop anybody last year in case you didn’t notice. For toolbags North Ave. fans to hang their hat on scoring a lot on the worst defense UGA has had in decades, in some categories ever, is pure desperation on your part and shows how much you know it’ll never happen again.

What about your defense? Supposedly Yech has 3 first rounders that are going bye bye. Yech won’t even go .500 in the pathetic ACC next year with that massive hole on defense to fill.

By ggodsey

January 28, 2009 2:05 PM | Link to this

Reality Yech you are going to get the boys excited if you keep talking about “massive holes.”

By gt4ever

January 28, 2009 2:14 PM | Link to this

RealityYech

Your calling someone a moron, wow that’s funny! Get ready for your arse whipping again next year. The game will be at Historic Grant field, and my guess is that it will be at least a touchdown difference.. UGA’s time of domination is finally over…. It’s great to be a Yellow Jacket!

By Georgia Fan

January 28, 2009 2:28 PM | Link to this

“The game will be at Historic Grant field”

If there are any tickets left over after Georgia fans buy out most of the stadium you might get to go to the game too. How exciting!!!! Keep your fingers crossed.

By Wreck7

January 28, 2009 2:29 PM | Link to this

D. Ellis, just so you know… Even Paul Johnson has said that Dwyer is better than Peterson was. He said point blank, I have never had a b-back the level of Jon Dwyer.

Good luck stopping him next year with the threat of Roddy, Nesbitt, Marcus, Allen, Peeples, Thomas, or Hill scoring. Oh, It’s going to be fun next year!

By RealityYech

January 28, 2009 2:38 PM | Link to this

gt4ever,

Yes, I always call idiotic Yech fans what they are, morons. Spades are spades. Grant Field? What’s that? Oh, you mean Sanford Stadium Jr. in Atlanta? Yes, I’ll be there with my season tickets, with my fellow 60% UGA fans watching what we do best. Owning the toolbags in their own backyard. You thought your beatdown by 5 loss SEC LSU was bad….wow!!! Wait til next year!! Lol!!!

By Georgia Fan

January 28, 2009 2:41 PM | Link to this

Good luck pretending that you didn’t get stoned by 5 touchdowns in your bowl game.

By LSU fan

January 28, 2009 2:43 PM | Link to this

I thought it was fun this year???

By BIG BEE

January 28, 2009 3:00 PM | Link to this

There is an imposter among us. BIG BEE on BIG BUG’S case and also the on that is filming at Marist is definately an imposter. Get your own name guy, and quit using mine. You must be an idenity theft.

By KC is a tard

January 28, 2009 3:19 PM | Link to this

so winning 2 confernce titles and playing for 3 (in the greatest conference) plus winning 2 BCS bowls isn’t winning anything?

I mean, I know it doesnt compare to that Chick-fil-A bowl yall won this ye.. oh wait.. sorry.

By 59-39-5

January 28, 2009 3:24 PM | Link to this

I keep reading posts about Paul Johnson’s plans to ‘throw the ball more’ next season, which could very well be considering all the noise around this WR recruit. However, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. More importanly, your QB can’t complete a pass to save his life. One of the best things about your triple-option offense is that there aren’t many turnovers. You guys are going to be royally screwed next year in that aspect if y’all start passing the ball. GT doesn’t have the tools for a successful passing game. That’s just a fact. My GT friends constantly gave me a hard time for Stafford’s pick-happy plays, but I can’t wait to see the garbage your QB throws next year. Gotta love Karma.

By 38-3

January 28, 2009 3:24 PM | Link to this

As a Tiger in Atlanta and having attended the Chick-fil-a Bowl and enjoyed every second of it, I can say without a doubt that UGA didn’t show up against Georgia Tech. Tech was God awful. My son’s high school team could have beaten the Jackets. The game I attended in BR against the Dawgs was an entirely different team. They flat kicked our butts.

Having seen Georgia Tech in person I can say with certainty that they will never win the ACC. They just don’t have what it takes to move out of the bottom tier.

By RAMBLE ON!!!

January 28, 2009 3:41 PM | Link to this

Georgia fan, LSU fan, 38-3, 59-39-5, ggodsey, reality yech is clearly the same idiot.

Wow, what a Loser.

By HAHAHAHAHA!!!

January 28, 2009 4:17 PM | Link to this

Yo Ramble on, odds are you’re probably every Phaggot “fan” on here. Judging from the fact they have the worst attendance in the ACC.

By what a cajun loser

January 28, 2009 4:55 PM | Link to this

38-3,

Thanks for the great insight. Considering we haven’t been in the bottom half of the ACC for over 15 years now, I don’t think it is a stretch to say we’re out of the conference basement. So if you’re son’s high school team could be GA Tech, I guess they could beat UGA, Clemson, FSU, Miami, and Boston College as well.

By Jacketnation

January 28, 2009 5:02 PM | Link to this

Was is Stafford that was quoted as calling Tech a “High School Offense”? I never really knew who it was. 409 yards and 45 points. I am glad Stephen Hill has made the right decision for himself and the team. Speaks volumns about his character.

By DE

January 28, 2009 5:05 PM | Link to this

OK, let’s be fair here. We are now going to compare record’s verses each other, BCS Bowl appearances since 2000/games won-lost and Conference Championships.

Man, that is stinging you little Bees right now, in case you need a refresher:

59-39-5 UGA

BCS Bowl apearances: 3 for UGA BCS Bowl appearance: 0 for GT

BCS Bowl records: 2-1 UGA BCS Bowl Record: The Big Doughnut Hole (0)

Conference Champions: UGA 2 Conference Champions: GT 0, (hint, gotta win your division 1st ; )

Hey here is one thing you have on us: Appearance on Blue carpet: I believe it’s 2 or 3. CONGRATS!

Now, again please explain to me why your football team is better? You guys sound like you guys use the method of Obamanomics!

As always Go DAWGS! (but we beat you for the 1st time in 8 years.. sniff, sniff) L.O.L.

By The Big Bug

January 28, 2009 5:08 PM | Link to this

what a cajun, Don’t waste your time on this worm. See RAMBLE ON!!’s post @ 3:41. He has it figured right.

By The Big Bug

January 28, 2009 5:21 PM | Link to this

Our time would be better spent aggravating dogs on their site than trying to argue with the dweeb that RAMBLE ON!! identified.

By The Big Bug

January 28, 2009 5:21 PM | Link to this

Our time would be better spent aggravating dogs on their site than trying to argue with the dweeb that RAMBLE ON!! identified.

By DE laid the HAMMER!!

January 28, 2009 5:22 PM | Link to this

Ouch DE!!

Not sure if the little sensitive bee fans can handle that much factual information!!! Bawahaha!!!!

By The Big Bug

January 28, 2009 5:26 PM | Link to this

Our time would be better spent aggravating dogs on their blog than to waste time on the dweeb that RAMBLE ON!! identified at 3:41.

Don’t forget to make up lots of new handles!

By DE

January 28, 2009 5:30 PM | Link to this

Just the facts Sir!

By Knowshon Hauls

January 28, 2009 7:38 PM | Link to this

Ramble-On probably got his a* kicked a lot as a kid.

By BILLY JACK

January 28, 2009 8:13 PM | Link to this

This kid can catch one those ugly ducks that Nesbit throws.You really messed up kid.

By HAHAHAHA

January 28, 2009 8:14 PM | Link to this

“GT has the best WR in the NFL. UGA has a good gymnastics team.

Stick to what you do best dogs, the balance beam.

45-42. Tee Hee.”

Well, our receiver, Hines Ward, is playing for a SuperBowl. Your receiver, Calvin Johnson, is playing in the toilet bowl.

Your ‘best’ receiver never beat UGA either, as a matter of fact, he never even made an impact in any of the games he played against us. It will be funny to see Asher Allen shut him down in the NFL, just like he did in college.

Stick to what you nerds do best, playing World of Warcraft!

By jasperjacket

January 28, 2009 9:37 PM | Link to this

All you SEC fans out there spewing out garbage with your lap top need to give it a rest and dwell on the following for a moment:

The ACC and Big Ten lead all conferences with 22 players each on the two Super Bowl teams that are playing this Sunday, followed by the SEC (14), Pac-10 (11) and the Big 12 (10).

Just a thought…. maybe you should do the math before you do the mouthing.

By ST4GT

January 28, 2009 10:31 PM | Link to this

Stephen, you obviously made the right choice. Look at the garbage from the puppy fans…they are truly jealous. It will be great to cheer for you and the rest of the team. Welcome to the Flats!

By wreckmaniac

January 28, 2009 11:31 PM | Link to this

Could it be that Hill regards himself as a great college player who realizes that his best bet in life is a career requiring academic credentials ? What a wierd concept. It upsets a lot of football junkies when a kid decides that the the NFL is a poor percentage game. Since the NFL takes only a minute % of these kids isn’t this an understanding of reality ? Ssshhh. Don’t tell any of the other kids about this. Most schools depend on getting kids who think they will be in the Super Bowl in 5 years. These kids are not only fools, they are getting bad advice. These kids are also the juice of the NCAA.

By steverino

January 29, 2009 1:00 AM | Link to this

If Stephen wants to play in the NFL, he’d better learn to block.

By macrotech

January 29, 2009 2:25 AM | Link to this

DE and DE laid the HAMMER, are you having a slumber party? You MAY be in the wrong ‘chat room’. DE, your numbers DON’T include a lot of substance. Granted, they are accurate, but without a national championship, what do all those numbers add up to? ZERO! uga had a great decade BUT failed to get the job done where it counts most. They were EVEN picked preseason #1 this year and ended up with three losses. Tech was EVEN worse! BUT, at least we have a history of getting it done and our future is looking BRIGHT! GO TECH!!!

By DE

January 29, 2009 9:27 AM | Link to this

And Tech has accomplished what???. History of getting it done?? Put down the crack pipe. This was about UGA accomplishing a lot more than what Tech has this decade. Neither one of us won a NC, but at least UGA was in the running. What about TECH? Not even close. They are not much of a going concern.

Win your conference Championship and go to a BCS Bowl game before you can even compare your team to UGA’s.

You guys live up to your expectations because you have none every year. No one expects to do squat and that is exactly what you do, SQUAT! 6 Top Ten finishes is pretty darn good. When was the last time you finished in the top ten let alone win 10 games.

Now, Tech future is bright. I totally agree with that, but don’t over look UGA’s Your just kidding yourself if you think we are going away after one bad season. A bad season, mind you, that we finished win 10 wins and a bowl victory. You guys win 9 games and lose your bowl game and consider it a great year. Big difference in expectations. UGA is the better football program no doubt. If you think differently then you are not very bright.

Good day

By NerdsRHilarious

January 29, 2009 2:44 PM | Link to this

I shouldn’t be shocked in the least bit, but a tool fan just laid claim to the Super Bowl for Tech by way of an incredibly inaccurate count of ACC players in the game. Hilarious!!!!

By All_dat_matters

January 29, 2009 3:00 PM | Link to this

2 Dawgs STARTING in the Super Bowl. 0 for the Tools. One of the two going for his second ring and his second MVP of the Super Bowl award.

Nuff said…

By All_dat_matters...please remember

January 29, 2009 3:44 PM | Link to this

Where exactly did the Coach for the Cardinals go, and play for…that’s right. Look at the ILB (Fox) for the Steelers, where did he go to college….that’s right. Please get your info straight. Also you have 1 player playing in the Super Bowl…Ward…the other (harrison) is injured.

By All_dat_matters

January 29, 2009 3:54 PM | Link to this

I love moronic Tech fans. Fox isn’t a STARTER He never plays. One player? Really? Harrison was waived months ago. The Cardinals have this little TE by the name of Pope that destroyed you tools for years. Ward + Pope = T-W-O

I love embarrassing and humiliating bandwagon Tech fans that know nothing about football.

nuff said…

By big pitty

January 29, 2009 3:59 PM | Link to this

Inside info: Paul Johnson now that he has more than one wide reciever he can trust aka bebe, is putting in 3 and 4 wide reciever sets because he knows these formations are required to win a national championship so all you dumb GA fans that are jealous and dont know anything except what they read off of espn need to stop giving opinions

By big pitty

January 29, 2009 4:01 PM | Link to this

Inside info: Paul Johnson now that he has more than one wide reciever he can trust aka bebe, is putting in 3 and 4 wide reciever sets because he knows these formations are required to win a national championship so all you dumb GA fans that are jealous and dont know anything except what they read off of espn need to stop giving opinions

By Pitty Tech

January 29, 2009 4:35 PM | Link to this

Johnson will never even win his side of the division, let alone the pathetic ACC. He’ll be forced out in 3 years, tops.

By CoachPaulJohnson

January 29, 2009 4:55 PM | Link to this

My run N’ shoot offensive attack was very successful at the University of Hawaii. I thought about installing the system here at Tech, but it didn’t configure with the roster. John’s a great back and so is Roddy. I think the fanbase will be pleasantly suprised with our passing game this coming season. Mr. Hill will have a bright future indeed.

By Tech fan

January 29, 2009 11:10 PM | Link to this

For those who say that receivers cannot make it to the NFL in this offense, just wait and Demarius Thomas will be playing on Sundays.

By Fred Gibson

January 30, 2009 9:36 AM | Link to this

” It just went through my hands “

By Dawg Tired

January 30, 2009 3:43 PM | Link to this

Hope he can block.

By What will they say after November of '09

January 30, 2009 4:53 PM | Link to this

When Tech wins again in the ‘09 season will the same UGA fans be saying 2 in 9 years, then 3 in 10…..etc.

By Dawg Tired

January 30, 2009 11:34 PM | Link to this

Hope he can block.