A Look at UGA Football

WoodstockDawg wrote: Good Posts...

It's okay to be cautious TNDawg...

I'm ready to see them do well, and they don't play the games on paper.

Ready to see the swing pass back in the offense. Want to see the TE get the ball at least 5 catches a game. (Personally I would like to see more, but I will settle for that, to many weapons on offense) FB needs to catch the ball 2 to 3 times a game, and run it 2 to 3 times a game, changes the way the ends and LB have to play the game. If we can get the ends and LB on their heels, we are in business.

As Buc always says, "Coach'em up"! We need you CWF to be the man with O-Line.

GO DAWGS!!

Getting way too excited.

WoodstockDawg, sign me up . . . . the way you described the offensive game plan, on board totally. Going to be worth watching Will Friend's offensive line accomplishments as the season moves along.

Really believe that good health is going to be the deciding factor. If the Oline stays healthy they will grow together as has been said on this board before.

Buc, sure like that video, sure hope it plays out that way. I am with TN Dawg 100%, if the fans can figure out what plays we run, you know the other D is waiting. Like I have say over and over, it does not matter if we have 4 or 5 star players, if we only run 4 to 5 plays a game, we will no win the all.

Now Woodstock Dawg, you hit it square on the head. I would love to see more FB passes and TE passes. I mean all we do is throw the bomb, run up the middle of throw the cross field pass to the wide receiver and this play never works. I mean is it rocket science or what, if us fans can see that we need more plays and more FB and TE participation, then why can't CMR and Bozo.

I do like all the good things I am hearing about practice and the unity, but scared to death that it will not carry over to gameday. I hope these guys have something to prove, and go out play 110% do not let up crush every team to the max. If we can score 70, let them score, make them play all 4 quarters, or pull them out put in someone else that wants to wear the red and black.

This report talks about all the of the field distractions this is what Arby Jones said not JJ-29.

“It’s real frustrating,” Jones said, “but at the end of the day, when you see people who can’t really control themselves off the field [you realize] it was people who weren’t really in it for the whole team the whole time.”


espn.go.com/blog/sec/post/_/id/48585/geo...-distractions-behind

Think that was Abry Jones.

Senior defensive end Abry Jones was extremely bothered by the off-field garbage. As things piled up, his patience began to dissolve as he watched a team with so much talent risk throwing everything away with humiliating off-field transgressions.

“It’s real frustrating,” Jones said, “but at the end of the day, when you see people who can’t really control themselves off the field [you realize] it was people who weren’t really in it for the whole team the whole time.”

WOW! All I can say is WOW! Good on you Abry.

Reading the comments made by Abry Jones makes me swell with pride. Below is another clip from one of my favorite people. Really like the way he makes note of those putting in extra effort, and again he mentions two of the newer players that I believe we will see a lot of this season. From all that I can gather, the players are big supporters and this clip is just another reason why.

www.macon.com/2012/08/16/2140365/video-g...ive-coordinator.html

Another young pup that I really like is Faton Bauta. Played football in South Florida, and played it well.

The link below comes from a reporter that I really like, think I have mentioned this before. Seth Emerson comes up with those "little things" that can mean so much. In this case Faton Bauta playing quarterback and . . . . you can read below.

www.macon.com/2012/08/23/2147507/georgia...g.html#storylink=rss