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setting the stage for what's going to be a wild 2021 college football season going to get to our interview with Georgia Tech head football coach Jeff Collins.

Really excited to get him in here. Talk about the momentum that they have at Georgia Tech. They got a big year going into year three.

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But moving into my monologue today, going to keep this one short and sweet.

And it's something that, you know, a lot of people understand some casual fans, I think may not to a certain extent.

And it's that there's different styles of head coaches, whether you're a CEO type that may not get super involved in the X's and O's.

I mean, you think you guys like Tommy Tuberville at Orgeron. There's plenty of examples of that. And that works.

Then you have coaches that are more hands on, you know, the Nick Sabin's Hugh Freeze, a guy we've had on here that says, listen, he's the OC.

Basically, he's sitting in all the offensive meetings this, that and the other. And that works.

But there's a common denominator between all these coaches for this to work. And people say, oh, well, you know, micro managing this that and the other doesn't work.

It can really be a detriment to you if you don't do it the right way. But there's one common denominator.

They let their coaches coach. And that has a domino effect that you don't really see unless you're inside the building on the staff on the team.

This is the support, the support staff for whatever you can be hands on. You can basically be in charge of one side of the ball.

When really you're in charge of the whole program, but you still have to let your coaches coach. And you look at Nick Sabin and Alabama.

We know he is the defensive mastermind, the total mastermind, but specifically the defensive mastermind. But he lets his defensive coordinators coach.

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