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But, winning ten games is better than going 7-6. Mario's huge strength with recruiting can go crazier than it already is with 10 wins and then we'll have stacked (more than likely) 3 top 7 classes in a row.

To be clear, I'm not an Emory shill - I believe that JB (who I'm not sure should stay at QB) could also take us to 9-10 wins. We will more than likely own the trenches in all 12 regular season games. With an easier schedule, returning coordinators, the overall increase in talent, the 2 DT...

The question is - can an Emory led team be successful next year? We have an easier schedule and more talent on the team, plus our coordinators are coming back, bringing some consistency. Next year is not about winning the national championship, it's about winning 10 games and proving to the...

The great thing about it is - it will be played out on the field. looking forward to it.

So, he beats Clemson, and comes within a minute of beating FSU at Doak, but with a weaker schedule and a lot more talent and a second year with the OC, we can't win 10? I don't believe that's true. 2 of our 3 toughest games were led by him and he performed well. As always, nothing is...

I think it’s possible to build and win to a degree and that’s what should have been happening. Mario wasn’t trying to not win. He had a proven QB in TVD and other talented players. Norvell is a better game day coach by a country mile, and he smartly plumed the portal well. Here’s the thing, 2...

You know what? If we want a chance at a Cinderella story and actually go all the way and play for the NC, then yes, he will need to hit a homerun. I don't think any reasonable fan or major donor expects a NC next year, not after 5-7,7-6 and the GT game. But, for the health of the program and...

The truth is, Mario actually is on the hot seat for this season, regardless of whether or not the School would pull the trigger and get rid of him in 12 months. This season is it for him. If he doesn't win 10 or more games, he will lose the confidence of the fans and the inevitable death spiral...