Georgia Tech's 2007 recruiting class was reranked as #3 in the nation.
Florida, Boise State top revised 2007class recruiting rankings - Andy Staples - SI.com
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
ACC vs. SEC coaching salaries | Tech
ACC vs. SEC coaching salaries Tech: "ACC vs. SEC coaching salaries"
SEC coaches' salaries are 22% higher than ACC coaches' salaries.
Still though in recent history Jim Grobe, Paul Johsnon, David Cutcliffe, and Butch Davis have all turned down higher salaries from SEC schools to continue coaching in the ACC.
So are the higher salaries getting better coaches? Are Gene Chizek, Bobby Petrino, Dan Mullen, and Derek Dooley better than Jimbo Fisher, Paul Johnson, David Cutcliffe, and Mike London? These are 8 of the most recent hires in the both conferences.
SEC coaches' salaries are 22% higher than ACC coaches' salaries.
Still though in recent history Jim Grobe, Paul Johsnon, David Cutcliffe, and Butch Davis have all turned down higher salaries from SEC schools to continue coaching in the ACC.
So are the higher salaries getting better coaches? Are Gene Chizek, Bobby Petrino, Dan Mullen, and Derek Dooley better than Jimbo Fisher, Paul Johnson, David Cutcliffe, and Mike London? These are 8 of the most recent hires in the both conferences.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Groh heading to Georgia Tech to run defense - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com
Groh heading to Georgia Tech to run defense - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com:
"Al Groh says he's heading to Georgia Tech to be the Yellow Jackets' defensive coordinator.
The former Virginia coach told the Associated Press on Friday that he set out several criteria before deciding where he wanted to coach in 2010, and Georgia Tech meets them. The top priority was taking a job where there's a chance to win championships.
The Yellow Jackets are coming off their first outright ACC title since 1990 and played in the Orange Bowl. But they struggled on defense, firing coordinator Dave Wommack shortly after the season.
Groh was fired after nine seasons as Virginia's head coach."
"Al Groh says he's heading to Georgia Tech to be the Yellow Jackets' defensive coordinator.
The former Virginia coach told the Associated Press on Friday that he set out several criteria before deciding where he wanted to coach in 2010, and Georgia Tech meets them. The top priority was taking a job where there's a chance to win championships.
The Yellow Jackets are coming off their first outright ACC title since 1990 and played in the Orange Bowl. But they struggled on defense, firing coordinator Dave Wommack shortly after the season.
Groh was fired after nine seasons as Virginia's head coach."
Monday, January 11, 2010
Saban: UGA won’t get Smart | UGA Sports
Saban: UGA won’t get Smart UGA Sports: "Kirby Smart won’t be coming to Georgia as the Bulldogs’ defensive coordinator, Alabama coach Nick Saban said today.
“Kirby is going to be staying here at the University of Alabama with us,” Saban said at a press conference this afternoon to announce Rolando McClain’s decision to enter the NFL draft."
“Kirby is going to be staying here at the University of Alabama with us,” Saban said at a press conference this afternoon to announce Rolando McClain’s decision to enter the NFL draft."
Three more stars leave Georgia Tech for NFL Draft - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com
Three more stars leave Georgia Tech for NFL Draft - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com:
"All-America defensive end Derrick Morgan, running back Jonathan Dwyer and safety Morgan Burnett held a joint campus news conference Monday to announce they'll enter the NFL draft with a year of college eligibility remaining.
They followed the course set by Georgia Tech's leading receiver, Demaryius Thomas, who said last week that he'll be entering the draft rather than returning to the Yellow Jackets for his senior season."
"All-America defensive end Derrick Morgan, running back Jonathan Dwyer and safety Morgan Burnett held a joint campus news conference Monday to announce they'll enter the NFL draft with a year of college eligibility remaining.
They followed the course set by Georgia Tech's leading receiver, Demaryius Thomas, who said last week that he'll be entering the draft rather than returning to the Yellow Jackets for his senior season."
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