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A letter from the desk of AD Todd Stansbury

Kyle Conarro

30 Nov 2021 — 1 min read

In case you missed it, Tech’s Athletic Directory Todd Stansbury sent a letter to the fans on Monday (which for some reason is a giant image instead of just text 🤷‍♂️).

Here’s my summary:

“Three wins does not meet the standards of Georgia Tech football”
“…progress was still apparent at many points during the course of the season…”
We’ve gotten great recruits under Collins
Rebuilds take time, just look at basketball and volleyball
Thanks for your support and happy holidays!

Here is the full letter:

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