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Ellis Robinson working to ‘maximize his ability’ and impact as a freshman for UGA

SystemSystem Posts: 11,436 admin
edited August 7 in Article commenting
imageEllis Robinson working to ‘maximize his ability’ and impact as a freshman for UGA

Ellis Robinson is doing his best to carve out some early playing time at the cornerback competition for Georgia football.

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  • reddawg1reddawg1 Posts: 3,859 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    THe word on the street is that he is thin, but he will flat out hit you.

  • UGADad20UGADad20 Posts: 1,969 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate
    edited August 7

    Oh he is good. And he will be very good. In time. Same things were said about AJ Harris this time last year. Remember how AJ trained with NFL players that raved about him?

    Thin? He is not quite Jaheim Singletary thin. Or Jalen Kimber thin. Or Daniel Harris thin. Or Nyland Green thin. But none of those thin guys played as freshmen. Three basically never played at all at UGA.

    Now imagine 240 lb RRob coming around the corner with a head of steam and a 180 lb ERIV stepping up to "flat out hit" him because that is his job in the UGA D. Splat? My point is that THAT is why CKS USUALLY breaks in freshmen gradually. He does not play freshman until they are physically ready to compete and protect themselves. Expect the same w/ERIV. Gradual except for the TN Tech's, UMass's and GT's.

    KJ is the exception. He has to play early. But S in the UGA D is more of a down field pass defender. S does not see the LOS tackling responsibility that CB and Star does. 2nd year CB Chris Peal being moved to S is a good move to get more potential quality depth at the S position. But it is also the back up plan to KJ not being ready to mentally or physically handle the load yet. Freshmen.

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