Georgia Tech fans can rest easy in the comfort of knowing Paul Johnson holds them to the same level of respect he does for his staff and players.
Coaching, Johnson said, “is one of the few jobs that 100 percent of the people can do better than you.”
Uh, somebody misspelled recruiting there.
Get The Picture 
Nerds
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That’s about all Fish Fry is doing….bitching.
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No doubt. My desire to see Tech continue to lose with him at the helm is in conflict with my desire to see him get canned and go back to FCS.
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Come on coach, this beautiful set-up only works if you win enough games to keep your job!
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two words: guaranteed buyout.
Fish Fry is bullet proof. They’d have to pay him, and then scratch up the money to pay the next guy….who will likely demand improved facilities, etc in addition to a large contract, knowing it will take years to recruit a conventional football roster after PJ’s efforts. Good luck with that,
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He is coaching for a buyout.
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The ‘revisionist history’ line was the best. As if to say…what did you expect? Classic Fish Fry.
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But it’s true! The nerds don’t know how good they have it. They need to make Paul (the) Johnson their own personal Bill Snyder. I want to read smart-ass comments from him as the Tech coach for at least another 20 years, or until they give up football. Whichever comes first.
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I believe they will give up football, move down to a Group of 5 league, or end Old Fashioned Hate to keep the Drought from going down.
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The fans just don’t realize how good they have it.
Only O’Leary, Gailey, and Mac McWhorter have better winning percentages since Coach Dodd left.
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And that’s some chantastic shit right there.
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Quite frankly, their ACC Championship (vacated) season was one of my favorites. The fact that they lost to UGA in a ‘championship’ season is just perfect Paul Johnson.
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There is no coach in the country who better represents the fanbase of the school more than Johnson. Just a miserable, “I’m smarter than everyone” asshole with a million built in excuses for why he’s losing.
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In theory the triple option is unstoppable but real world execution is another thing. Yup that is GT.
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On game day, there were over 72,000 fans at a soccer game, over 35,000 at a baseball game, over 20,000 at other college football stadiums, and another 20,000 on a golf course, all in his city.
If it weren’t for the Clemson fans, his game would have been completely irrelevant. He has an aging demographic and a product that does not appeal to young people.
Tech is in big trouble.
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No Coach Johnson, the job you’re thinking of is teacher.
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My favorite comment… About a third of those there were there for Clemson… 1/3 my backside… Maybe 1/3 were Tech fans…
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[Somewhat] serious question. Let’s say Tech boots CPJ after this season and replaces him with a coach who runs a more conventional offensive scheme. Ordinarily I’d advise Tech fans to tuck in for a couple very lean years as the new coach attempts to overhaul the roster with recruits more suited to running the new system.
Considering how poorly CPJ has recruited, though, does that become less of a concern? Does one failure negate the other?
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Whatever happen to the Tech Fans that use to troll the Dawg sites?
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They’re in a furious circle jerk over on Stingtalk and cannot rip themselves away from it.
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In his case however it is true
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That article says Tech has won an ACC title under PJ, but they haven’t have they?
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Dude is a great coach at a small school or military academy, IMO, but P5 football is a different ballgame. It requires way too much emphasis recruiting and politics to be that big of an asshole to everyone while wallowing in mediocrity.
That said, he’s the best triple option coach there is so Tech should just keep riding that horse and be content in its quirkiness because when they do make a change to a normal offense they will be indescribably bad for a long time. Unless, of course, they want to go after Willie Fritz, the last successful GSU coach.
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Just remember, it takes a few years to really open up the playbook. Once he gets his own players running his system it’s over for us!
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