Here’s perhaps a more pertinent question: Once Georgia State’s football program is up and running, what is Georgia Tech going to do about a football team?

I mean, they already have to compete with Georgia Southern (and, to some extent, South Carolina and Auburn) for the tier of in-state recruits left over after UGA picks through them; now they’ve got another competitor right in their own backyard, one that presumably won’t be saddled with the burden of having to convince players to come join some gimmick offense that hasn’t taken a major-conference team to any kind of championship in years.

(OK, I’m asking this question partly in an effort to simply cheese off the Tech folks. But only partly.)