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1. Calvin is gone, yes, huge loss, gigantic
2. Reggie is gone, huge gain, gigantic
3. Defense, o-line, backfield all return (minus wrotto, kamichael hall, anoai)
Tech's schedule is winnable. We will probably be favorites in the ND game at ND, or at least near pk em.
This is straight from collegefootballnews.com:
Georgia Tech
Realistic best case record with this schedule: 10-2
Barring total disaster worst case record: 6-6
Realistic record: 9-3
It's not bad. Four of the final five games are at home, and the one road date is at Duke. Boston College and Virginia Tech have to come to Atlanta, so if the Yellow Jackets can survive road dates at Virginia, Maryland and Miami, they should be in for a huge ACC year. Notre Dame is going to need time to jell, so going to South Bend for the season-opener might not be that bad. Georgia has to make the trip to Tech this year.
| Sept. 1 | at Notre Dame |
| Sept. 8 | Samford |
| Sept. 15 | Boston College |
| Sept. 22 | at Virginia |
| Sept. 29 | Clemson |
| Oct. 6 | at Maryland |
| Oct. 13 | at Miami |
| Oct. 20 | Army |
| Nov. 1 | Virginia Tech |
| Nov. 10 | at Duke |
| Nov. 17 | North Carolina |
| Nov. 24 | Georgia |
| - Almost certain win - Likely loss - Could go either way | |
Do I think we'll win the national championship? Probably not. but in 1990 we were unranked preseason and shared it.
I can think of many worse ways to lose 20 bucks to win 4000.
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most likely, but it's only 15 bucks. and this team still has the talent, schedule, and with a little luck, might be in the bcs when all's said and done.
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