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Buc, just saw your post about Washington. I have wondered in the past, how a guy this big, strong, and fast does not just dominate. I believe he spent last year under CTG. I wonder if he had a little trouble adjusting to the scheme. Who knows? Maybe he was just waiting on his chance. With Houston gone, he has it. Hope this kid figures it out. Talk about raw talent.
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Buc, back to your question on who we think may have a special year.
From the newcomers, I wouldn’t be surprised if Christian Conley has an impact. UGA needs help at receiver, and he is already on campus and will go through spring practice.
We really need Marlon Brown to step up too. Believe he can be a starter.
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South Carolina gave us a real hard time last year running the ball between the tackles. Here is hoping that JJ occupies a center and a guard, appears to me that Jones and Samuel will be inside in a flash, and with what wlayton said . . . . OUCH!!!
ogredawg said in another thread that he had watched JJ play in Mississippi, what I drew from what he said was . . . . . . real deal. Believe it was ogredawg.
Another question I have is Washington. Coming out of high school I was real high on Cornelius, really liked his speed. Apparently he is up to about 250/260 and still big time fast. What is going on here? Maybe new linebacker coach will be the key to helping CW become all he can be at OLB. Sometimes it just takes that one coach to help a player improve from good to great. Crossed finger on CW, I know that the talent is there.
YD1, not talking out of my you know what when I say Ramik is special. He is. Humble young man until he puts the cleats on. . . . . gonna love this guy. He looks for contact. I would like to see him at strong safety, bring back some memories from the past. Also, has good hands, will intercept, make receivers in his area take "short steps". You know what I mean . . .
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