Mark Bradley article

Did not see this posted anywhere and sorry if its a dupe. but it looks like Mr. Bradley is not singing Paul Johnson praises any longer.
Paul Johnson’s offense isn’t hurting Tech, but his approach is » Comment Page 2 | Mark Bradley

Here is a valuable lesson a mentor at my old job told me: When looking at an acquisition with problems, what is the common denominator of all those problems?

I'm not saying CPJ is the common denominator yet...but if we're still having this conversation next year (wait till next year!!!), well...

Originally Posted by AllGT

Here is a valuable lesson a mentor at my old job told me: When looking at an acquisition with problems, what is the common denominator of all those problems?

I'm not saying CPJ is the common denominator yet...but if we're still having this conversation next year (wait till next year!!!), well...

Agree

Originally Posted by Oldgold

Did not see this posted anywhere and sorry if its a dupe. but it looks like Mr. Bradley is not singing Paul Johnson praises any longer.
Paul Johnson’s offense isn’t hurting Tech, but his approach is » Comment Page 2 | Mark Bradley

I think Bradley has said it all.........give me the horses and I can win the ky derby.........give me plow horses and I can.....plow.When PJ was at southern he had the horses and when he was slack the teams he faced didnt have the caliber of players he sees now.This does not mean PJ is wrong in running the option but its clear for it to work like we would like to see it we need a passer and some BB that can hammer and run in the middle.Teams with big and strong D lines seem to eat us up and if you cant block you cant run any offense.We need help.

Ha --- so in other words, he's the new Paul Hewitt.

If you have the players you can hit the crunch time plays, like the Wake Forest example in Bradley's article. We don't have a Nesbitt right now, so we're not going to hit these, which sucks. Will we have one ever again under Johnson? End of season spoiler alert: Alabama wins it all. I don't care if you had a 64 team football playoff this year, Alabama wins it all.

Where Bradley got the "after considerable" lobbying from Nesbitt, Johnson went for the TD against Wake. As related at the time, and printed by the AJC, Nesbitt said to Johnson at the sideline, "We can get this," and Johnson replied, "I know you can, and we're going to." Hardly considerable even by AJC measures.

In other words, we need playmakers. Word.

Originally Posted by tp jones

Ha --- so in other words, he's the new Paul Hewitt.
We don't have a Nesbitt right now, so we're not going to hit these, which sucks. Will we have one ever again under Johnson?

Are you kidding? We have two 4-star QB recruits RIGHT NOW. They're sitting in the stables because CPJ stubbornly believes Tevin is something he isn't. TW shows a solid understanding of the offense in practice and against lesser competition, but, when the going gets tough, he falls apart.

What you should really be questioning is if we have the talent at B-back. We have no Dwyer or Anthony Allen to produce up the middle. We have Sims, who is passable on a good day, and Laskey, who has exceeded his TWO-STAR expectations but still doesn't have the raw talent to pass muster overall.

B-back is the position of real concern. We have the talent at QB waiting in the wings. Vad Lee may even turn out to be better than Nesbitt, as he certainly seems to have more potential. But where on the roster do we find the next Dwyer?