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There are no losers at UGA.. Al are winners. Only going to get better
One of the best g day games as far as potential. Very impressed with those tight ends.
I guess we're being nice to Gunner
Diwdell is everything that is wrong with this new semi-pro football league…4 dmmm schools in 4 dmmmm years. On the flip side I am glad his last ncaa paycheck is coming out of Athens…kid’s a baller.
I thought Milander looked pretty darn good. He can sling it. And he's got some mobility. That said he stood in the pocket with good movement. I know Gunner is the guy, but I'd put Buddha second. Of course, I don't see practice so my opinion means nothing.
I see the Bobo Play Book….featuring lots of 12 personnel/Ace formation….and you can mix and match your TE's and RB's…..all STUD'S….and no defense will know what's coming…..GOOOO DAWGS, SICEM
WNNERS.....UGA Fans
LOSERS....….Everybody else.
Holy Pit Bull!!!......What a team!!! That's all I got to say. Lol....can't wait till Fall.
Keep workin' boys.…it's "never" over. Better NEVER rests.
Kirby said they pulled Frazier as a precautionary measure. OK s t u p I d question of the day from me. So had this been a real game against a non-cupcake where we Really needed him could he have played ? Some people here have said they hope this is not a chronic injury I echo that concern. Though the RB room seems very loaded, we Need Frazier in top form for his skills and Experience !!
All that, DID cross my mind. I had a nagging groin injury that followed me for years. And, once I turned both of my ankles...they would roll over easier when I would stop sudden or make a cut....which also followed me Lol
Had to keep em taped up good to preventimy ankles from rolling. I really hope he doesn' have that issue. It would definitely have an impact on his running style.
HOWEVER....medicine today is a thousand times better than it was then. I'm sure they have a "procedure" for it. Lol
The Film NEtwork Guy had a good take on Puglisi I think, parphrasing but the way Puglisi was used he didn't really get a chance to get any kind of rythm going.
Yeah...it's virtually impossible to do a real evaluation of a quarterback, in practice. Especially, in the Spring.
Imo....when you remove the "contact" aspect from a quarterbacks concerns....you make throwing the ball, a helluva lot easier.
I think, what you ARE evaluating in the "passing game" during Spring, is.... receiver route running, blocking and consistency....O-line blitz pickup and communication....and, RB's blocking, blitz pickup and route running, along with hands and catch radius.
In other words....there's tons of "passing game" stuff to evaluate, from watching a Spring Game or practice....but, actual quarterback play, ain't one of em. Anybody can throw the ball from inside "The Cone of Silence" created around him, for protection.
Now....it's a little different, when you don't have a proven "Starter" or "clear frontrunner", heading into Spring. With 3 or 4 QB's, competing for the job....imo....you gotta turn em loose to see how they react under fire.
Lol...just tell em, "Go for whatcha know, boys....last man standing, wins The Job.". Imo.…the Dawgs don't have that problem this year. No reason to take the chains off the Defense.
