From Athens - Lucky "7"

averagedawg wrote:

He will contribute to the offense.
I would guess his attitude as much as his athletic skills.
An impressive response to his position change.

Coffee County also produced to the UGA cause. Maybe we will see Samuel doing some of this. If I am the offensive coordinator, have to give it some thought. Might give it some thought if I am the head coach. Big, strong, speed, good hands. BLOCKS. Tough damn decision.



Some of this team shuffling is beginning to become a bit worrisome wlayton.

July 26, 2011 9:56 a.m. - by Fletcher Page - Freshman Drew could be ready at OLB
If Jarvis Jones is deemed ineligible, there aren’t many proven OLBs on the depth chart to take his place. “We could move a guy around,” DC Todd Grantham said. “It could be a guy that is here now or it could be a freshman.” Highly rated freshman Ray Drew, a five-star player in 2011 according to Scout.com, is projected as the most-ready young player at OLB

Yes, don't like moving players around.

DO believe Drew, even as a freshman, could play the OLB position though.

wlayton wrote:

Yes, don't like moving players around.

DO believe Drew, even as a freshman, could play the OLB position though.

With you on Drew, there are a couple of younger folks that have talent also.

Don't think Drew is actually moving around or shuffling. This was written the day after he committed in January--

MaxPreps' 18th-ranked player overall and third-ranked defensive end, Drew adds to a stellar Georgia recruiting class that some have labeled 'The Dream Team.' At 6-foot-5 and 245 pounds, Drew is expected to play outside linebacker in defensive coordinator Todd Grantham's 3-4 defensive scheme.


"Yes, I will playing the 3-4 defensive scheme," he told the Journal-Constitution. "While it is the 3-4, the majority of the time it's a 4-3 look where the outside linebacker plays on end with his hand on the ground and gets after the quarterback."

sadlerdawg, any way that Drew or others come up with plays . . . . suits me. I think that we are going to see a lot of the four man front, would think that would be against South Carolina.

Did a bit of checking on Spurrier while he was in the NFL. He can't handle the 3/4. I understand that the "League" has premier players at most positions, but the same can be said for the SEC. Might not have as much experience as the NFL, it does however match players close to the same ability.

Think that we will see a lot of the 3/4 when we play South Carolina, if so, AM should be ready for that. Figure Bobo will coach him up.

UGA has to come fast and hard this year, don't need to see Bobo and Richt whispering in each others ear. Better know what the heck they are doing before the whispers.

Too many folks around the SEC are chirping about UGA winning one of the first two games. I don't buy that. Folks in Alabama and Louisiana would never say that they would be satisfied with 500 ball. Which damn game would these bloggers want to give away? Most say Boise State, don't lose to South Carolina because that is an SEC East game. I say BS.

Know that I have said more than once that I feel we should win at least 10 games. What the hell is wrong with you Buc . . . . giving up on the other games. Not really giving up, just know that sometimes the football bounces funny. Just really don't want the same (same) stupid mistakes coming from the offensive coaching side.

Buc, you are absolutely correct. Don't give away any games until the clock reads 0:00 at the end of the game.

I've been visiting the Boise State forums. I was hoping to find some trash talk to post here and get everyone fired up. Unfortunately, they don't do that. All I found was idiots from Tennessee and Florida posting on Boise States message boards that they hope Boise State beats us. Unreal.