BC vs Georgia Tech comparison

[FrancoPizza]

I asked this earlier in the week but it got buried. On the surface they seem to present similar challenges:

• a mobile, shifty QB who is also a threat with the deep ball.
• a stout running game with a dose of the read option

Our performance vs GT should give us reason to think the defense can hang in there a bit, or at least enough for the offense to do its thing. But I admittedly have only seen BC for a handful of plays this year and don't have deeper insight. I will say Castellanos seems more elusive than the GT QB, so that's not good.

Have at it.

 

[djorange1989]

Castellanos is very elusive and can make big plays but he is also very streaky and erratic. I think Ga Tech, with King playing, like he did in our week 2 game, is a better and more physical team. BC is no easy out but we have done very well in Chestnut Hill. Like most of our other games it will be tight but I think we are the better team

 

[FrancoPizza]

Castellanos is very elusive and can make big plays but he is also very streaky and erratic. I think Ga Tech, with King playing, like he did in our week 2 game, is a better and more physical team. BC is no easy out but we have done very well in Chestnut Hill. Like most of our other games it will be tight but I think we are the better team

Vegas disagrees. Again.

 

[OrangeFreek]

Is castellanos playing this weekend?? I thought i seen somewhere he as not 100%

 

[wfschrec]

We held them to 17 last year with absolutely no offense … people act like he is Lamar Jackson but they are 4-4 and was most recently manhandled by VT. They were living off the FSU but haven’t done all that much. Missouri losing to A&M the way they did also took some luster off that narrow loss. Other than Duquesne they haven’t eclipsed 30 points. Doesn’t scream juggernaut.