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The current state of the college minor leagues is going to push out all but 40-50 schools that can spend the money to hang around. The rest of (1A, FBS, CFP or whatever acronym) will effectively become a slightly more affluent FCS caliber of leagues. Thats where it's all headed.
Couple the crash of the system with the crappy leadership we have had and here we are, in a 10ft hole with a 2ft ladder.
Never been said better.Quote:
Originally Posted by DallasDog
The college landscape is truly the minor leagues to the equivalent professional sports leagues. The major powers (AAA), next group (AA), the third (A). I believe Tech still thinks its in AA but we are more A slipping into the Summer Developmental League.
Be careful, we don't have the money or the leadership to be talking smack to the Carolina League. We might be able to take a summer league or two.... maybe :laugh: :((Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad Italian
With the AAC going to a 9 conference game schedule (which is stupid because it doesn't math, so one team will only have 8) and a "P4" requirement AND with every P4 team thinking they always NEED 7-8 home games per season - what are the odds this last game (that should always have been a home game for this season) ends up getting bought out anyway (even as an away game)?
This super awesome deal that was announced as a 2-for-1 will have turned into 3 away games with one getting pushed out to a future year (and now might get cancelled altogether).
Is it less bad for your 2-for-1 to turn into a 3-for-0 or 2-for-0?
He was being toasted as a fine, up and coming leader back then. Screwed up MUCH more than he contributed and along with LG he totally destroyed 20+ years of pregame tradition. He was never more than an empty suit.
Hint to anyone applying for a position at Tech, put "I am nothing but an empty suit" on your resume' and the position is yours!Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
And note I said "position" and not "job" because to those bozos it is a position, not a job, as they have no intentions of actually doing any real work.