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was best in the nation... with the help of our freshman kicker's leg who didn't miss a fg in the red zone...
Tech ranks #4 in red zone offense scoring on 39 of 41 attempts. One of the failed attempts was a kneel down at the end of the game...
so it's actually 39 of 40 which would put Tech #1 in the nation at 97.5%...
Wow, that is impressive. Just needed more RZ opportunities!
Good times are ahead, gentlemen!!!!!!!
Speaking of Scelfo, the color commentator from Saturday's game needs a pronunciation lesson. I think this was his 3rd game of ours to call this season, so you'd think he would have learned how to pronounce Scelfo by now... instead, for 3 games our O Coordinator's name has been "Skafelo."
Re: Scelfo's Red Zone Offense
Indeed -- he's a true Ska Fellow.Originally Posted by mildawg
(But I doubt that Guiss would buy his record.)
AwesomeIndeed -- he's a true Ska Fellow.
(But I doubt that Guiss would buy his record.)
Red zone was one of the areas DD emphasized early in the season.
WWDog
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Maybe he will emphasize down flield passing next year.
I thought he pronounced it Skə fel' low. And your suspicion is right.Indeed -- he's a true Ska Fellow.
(But I doubt that Guiss would buy his record.)
Jordan Mills on choosing Tech:
“It’s a great experience seeing them play. It was a good atmosphere. The fans stood up the whole game and never sat down. They have a great fan base.”
I've heard him called this as well.
Could be worse
“Many of you criticize what you cannot understand, too often you’re too quick to scorn the records of a man who made young men believe their sweat was not in vain and that rising to the top required sacrifice and pain and that no one could take away what was not given. He kept them focused on the prize and demanded they stay driven.......time has passed, some words forgotten, but his wisdom will always echo in our ears and our hearts, down to our very marrow”
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