The Off-Week next up UGA/FLA thread.

Wartdawg wrote:

wlayton wrote: Buc said:

"Also get the feeling that AM is ready for this meeting. Hoping that we have a surprise in Jonathon Rumph."


Buc, heard he’s been practicing, and he’s ready. However didn’t know if they have enough confidence in him to put him in the game. Guess we'll see.....hope so, we need him.

I wonder how much confidence they need to have him practice a few specific plays over and over again, and then to
put him in a game and run those plays while he's in there. Coaches...we're not asking for him to go the entire game as the starter where he would need to have every play in the game plan down pat... he cn run he can catch.. find some way to use him!!!

You would think he could MASTER 3 plays.....but maybe he's just not ready to read D's and make the correct adjustment in routes to be on the same page with AM. Certainly don't want easy picks.

Sorry but I could not watch after the TD celebration. Brought back too many bad memories.

I don't think he does much. He is big, pretty good speed, and seems to have good hands, but to only play him 2 or 3 plays is going to be to easy to pick up on. Rumph is a good player. Hargreaves is better than a good player. You only have 3 routes in your arsenal, he is going to eat it up. I am not counting on Rumph very much. He will end up being a nice player, but believe I saw where he was still gimpy in practice. He would have to be atleast 100% in order to play and make a difference IMO. Needs to know the system too. Right now,if I saw him on the field, would be expecting nothing other than a deep route. Too predictable. Who knows though, he might be better and know more than I expect. Hoping he is something special.

TE's will be cruical. Even if they don't catch a ball. Even if they can get a safety cheating, it will create at least a 1 on 1. Now, whether we have a WR that can beat these corners??? Haven't seen one of what we have left, but would love to see one step up. Running game will be the key to all of that thought though.

Should be fun to watch if our defense shows up.

GO DAWGS - 2nd teamers always complain about not getting an opportunity. "If I only got a shot" theory. Well, ours have had their shot. Time to step up.

AllDawgs5 posted:
GO DAWGS - 2nd teamers always complain about not getting an opportunity. "If I only got a shot" theory. Well, ours have had their shot. Time to step up./b]

AllDawgs5, had really good, close to the sideline seating in Orlando, directly behind the Georgia bench. There was some of that going on. Your post took me back to that Georgia/Nebraska game. Not trying to open wounds, if this defense does not make a solid effort in JAX, something is going to fly.

One of the things that Hargreaves does that separates him from other defensive backs is his ability to "recover". Know that I don't need to explain that.

Still have zero confidence in our D secondary. Fortunately UF's offense is horrible and hope they do try to run it 70% of the time. At least we have improved against the run, but our secondary can make even Murphy look like an all SEC QB.

We have to win this game in the trenches on both sides of the ball.

AD5....imo, we don't have ANY receivers that scare UF's DB's.

wlayton wrote: Buc said:

"Also get the feeling that AM is ready for this meeting. Hoping that we have a surprise in Jonathon Rumph."


Buc, heard he’s been practicing, and he’s ready. However didn’t know if they have enough confidence in him to put him in the game. Guess we'll see.....hope so, we need him.

Mike Bobo comes across as saying, "turn it loose". Sure wish the football would remain dry for the game. You and I both know that forecasters miss it on occasion, Florida weather is sometimes a crap shoot . . . . Could be that a wet field gives us a "better" chance of getting open. Can't really get a feel for whether or not we are going to pound the ball. I continue to go back and forth.

Going to be one of those games that might surprise all of us . . . . good or bad. Wet or dry, expect to see the ball on the ground, these young men are going to get after it.