Open Mouth, Insert Foot, Sir

yankeedawg1, like what you say in your post about pound it, and we will. Dead on. Cannot have the amount of talent that we have and not use it properly. This is not Mike Bobo in the learning stages. Reading and talking to everyone that I can, most (that I know) also seem to think that Bobo has a good grip on the 2014 Season.

A lot of the discussions down my way move back to AM coming to the line and doing what skill folks are supposed to do. That usually takes the conversations to Hutson Mason and his time on campus.

I believe this and will either take my "licks" or "crow" like a . . . . stop . . . . bark like a shouldered Dawg either on point or baying. Hutson Mason is not going to step past what he can do. Does he know the playbook? Silly question. There are times when "outstanding skill" can accomplish more than most signal callers can. Hutson has said more than once in this off season that he "knows" where he stands with this group of athletes. I believe that.

Anyone of us that think that Hutson has a noodle for an arm, we should not be talking football.

Question. Who are you going to spy on? Hutson Mason? Hutson has a chance to run up some very good numbers and make folks wearing the Red and Black happy campers. Dumb ass he is not.

Hutson Mason's talent is this . . . . he knows where every player on the offense needs to be on any call he makes. Going to be a great way for Hutson to end his college career.

Yes, I am a huge supporter of Faton Bauta. That discussion will be for another time. Hutson stays healthy, offensive line comes to play, we win not only the Clemson game, we will beat South Carolina in Columbia. Pruitt/Rocker/Bobo, these guys are playing "team ball", many years I have seen "less", goes back many years.

One more tidbit . . . . Marshall is back. He has healed, and ready to put his muscle to work. As someone said a while back, he did not come to Athens to sit. Seems we have "many" that want to play.

The beauty of our offense is the with all the horses we have at RB just line up

And run wild not so fast....... as soon as HM sees a DB creeping up to help stop the run

Pick your poison.... he will check out of the run and ole noodle arm....not ......will play

Pitch and catch with anyone of our receivers

We were a very good screen passing team last year will even be better with a healthy KM

Still remember his back shoulder catch for a TD in our first bowl game against the Huskers


CMB. Will hold nothing back with this group so sorry that AM got hurt but getting HM

Game experience for this year was a very good thing. He and this team learned a valuable

Lesson in JAX. IMO Go Dawgs

This group of RB will definitely help own defense CJP and company will have plenty of teachable moments.
Will not be another defense having to tackle this good of backs.

Damn I can't wait Georgia finally able to run the ball maybe even finish a game.

Buc you are right my friend this is it for Gurley he's laid the ground work others have to follow.

Success breeds success.... TG & KM. Set the tone. AJ,NC & SM and others will pickup

The mantle and make their own thunder. Agree Buc. understand OLmen looking at Bama and

Assburn. But we have talent also and a very good coach working with the RB's

OLmen will start giving us a second look won't hurt having the coaches we have recruiting for

us now. More pieces of the puzzle coming together. Still see a name OLMan flipping

To us by NSD. Go Dawgs

Have enjoyed over time reading the site below.

Seems many have the same questions we do about the offensive line.

Check out the comparisons in the chart . . . . WOW!

www.fieldstforum.com/2014/06/02/dapper-d...15-recruiting-class/

Figure the upcoming Mark Richt camp will add a name or two to the commitment list.

Some trying to stir the pot about Thompson looking in another direction. BS. Young man is on his way to Athens. Folks putting up those headlines looking for the "clicks".

From where I sit, would encourage every young man that has not commited to take advantage of visits to other universities. In the end, when the commitments are made, young players become even more attached to the school that gets their signature. They have had a chance to look every aspect of every recruiting school over from top to bottom.

Many UGA folks think that certain facilities are better than ours. Players have some of the same feelings, but it usually comes down to a "bond" built over a period of time that captures the signatures. Coaching for sure plays a "major" part for the young men. Last but not least, many of the young players are looking at "rosters" and then making a decision. One good thing to be said for that . . . . means the player wants to be on the field, not watching from the sideline.

What was it Nick Cobb just said . . . . coming to Athens to "play". How can anyone not like that? This group of incoming running backs are coming for a reason.