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Ok fair enough. Let's see what happens

I'm telling you man, they are very much going to be a problem for MIA moving forward. G-Tech is already recruiting at a top 5 level in the ACC, and just this past cycle they recruited 11 top 100 players from the state of GA, and 3 top 50 players from the state of FL. That's after going 3-9. Even...

There is absolutely nothing useless about this argument whatsoever, and its very relevant to MIA. You're just not thinking hard enough.

What other thread are you talking about? I'm responding to others in this thread you moron.

The perception that you talk about in-state had a lot to do with G-Tech running an antiquated Offense from the 1920's. That's no longer the case. You can already begin to see the drastic improvement in their recruiting under Geoff Collins. Also, I don't think they have to out recruit UGA in...

Atlanta is the Mecca of CFB for a variety of reasons. 1.) Atlanta is a city of transplants. That’s why the majority of the SEC and ACC teams’ biggest alumni bases all reside there. It has a lot of Big Ten, Big 12 and other fans too. Which is why in no city is CFB so integrated into its culture...

Why do so many geniuses on this hoe *** forum cite anecdotal evidence to support their arguments? Could it be because they're all fallacious?

You're clueless. Smh https://www.forbes.com/sites/rayglier/2019/12/27/how-atlanta-became-the-college-football-capital-of-america/#b6c5b60767a8 https://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2018/1/8/16843278/atlanta-college-football-national-championship

And yet they've still managed to win more NCs than UGA. LMAO. G-Tech absolutely has the potential to become a force in the ACC. It demolishes UGA in **** near every aspect. Academically, Program history, and not only is there no comparison between Atlanta & Athens, Atlanta is also the Mecca of CFB.