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Sep
05
2026

At Best, Geoff Collins Cannot Live Without A Mobile Phone GPS for Directions to His Restroom

Good evening, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) fans.

Hope you are having a great day watching ACC football!  Lots of great action today!!

We do have to interrupt your evening viewing schedule – because it’s important for us to point out that former Georgia Tech football coach, Geoff Collins probably needs to use the GPS on his cellular phone to locate his restroom.

From ridiculous quotes – tip of the hat for the photo and the audio recording goes to On3/Rivals.  See the tweet below:

 

Geoff Collins say he was warned by Bruce Arians not to leave Temple for Georgia Tech.

This is rich, of course – for many reasons.  Let’s recap Geoff Collins ‘Georgia Tech tenure:

  • Geoff Collins honestly sucked – and bad during his tenure at Georgia Tech – he finished with an awful 10–28 overall record before being fired
  • He hired and retained a coaching staff (many came with him from Temple) with little or no experience coaching at the Power-4level, leading to weak developmental and tactical execution.
  • He moved Georgia Tech away from Paul Johnson’s triple-option offense to a standard spread offense – and Collins didn’t have the roster to execute that offense (and he couldn’t recruit players for his desired offense).
  • His teams constantly got blown out – especially by Georgia – and lacked discipline, effective tackling, and any sense of game management – in other words, they lacked a coach.
  • He also shattered relationships with prior Georgia Tech players and coaches.

Geoff Collins was a dumpster fire of a football coach at Georgia Tech.

The End.

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