They have big canjones at Georgia Tech, but we like what the Yellow Jackets have done with their poster schedule. This piece clearly separates the Yellow Jackets from the pack and is something we'd like to see more of. It's important to have a good jab, and Georgia Tech displays one of the best. Thanks to Jeff from Ramlin Racket for sending this along. Our lengthy list of posters featured thus far: Washington State-Washington, Brigham Young-West Virginia-Northern Illinois, Oklahoma State, Northwestern, Louisiana State, UCLA, Ohio State, Mississippi State, Auburn, South Carolina, Arkansas, Florida State, Florida, Iowa State and USC. Send your team's effort to dawizofodds (at) aol.com.
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee
They have big canjones at Georgia Tech, but we like what the Yellow Jackets have done with their poster schedule. This piece clearly separates the Yellow Jackets from the pack and is something we'd like to see more of. It's important to have a good jab, and Georgia Tech displays one of the best. Thanks to Jeff from Ramlin Racket for sending this along. Our lengthy list of posters featured thus far: Washington State-Washington, Brigham Young-West Virginia-Northern Illinois, Oklahoma State, Northwestern, Louisiana State, UCLA, Ohio State, Mississippi State, Auburn, South Carolina, Arkansas, Florida State, Florida, Iowa State and USC. Send your team's effort to dawizofodds (at) aol.com.
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This GT poster is pretty heavy with irony. I can't help but note that the Yellow Jackets open against the "Fighting Irish" who feature at safety a guy who doesn't just pose as a fighter, but who is a real life professional boxer in his spare time (Tommy Z).
So, is Georgia Tech poking fun at the Irish? Or are they subconsciously trying to emulate them?
Or are they biting off more than they can chew by inviting ND to "take their best shot"? Do the Yellow Jackets really want ND's best shot? Really?
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