Georgia fans look into the future and don’t know what they see. Nobody knows who’s going to lead the offense (Brian Schottenheimer: likely gone). Nobody knows who’s going to lead the defense (Jeremy Pruitt: good but his situation is less than stable). Nobody knows who’s going to be the head coach (the administration isn’t commentingon Mark Richt’s future and the AJC’s Chip Towers reports there is unrest among boosters.
Relatively speaking, Georgia Tech is a model of stability. That may seem strange given the Jackets are 3-8 and the Bulldogs 8-3 going into Saturday’s meeting.