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11 years 1 week ago #62184
by stevedawg
For winning the Natty give every Dawg a bone AND prime rib steak.
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Nice picture. All Dawgs are happy today!
For winning the Natty give every Dawg a bone AND prime rib steak.
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11 years 1 week ago #62186
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Go Dawgs!
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Good Morning from the Classic City
Ogredawg..... TG ....15 touches good call
Can say that everyone was surprised TG. Returning KO including Clumpson
First half heads talking about the million plus OC from Clumpson
Second half zero points one first down never crossed the 50. Not much said about same OC
When LC. Drew the penalty for roughing the passer and gave clemson a first down
You could fry an egg on CTR forehead. Serious lesson learned. Others on the D will take note
At the half I also was asking why not more TG. Earlier post I said it was a marathon and
Not a sprint. It was a gassed D from Clemson not the Dawgs that had to fast a stable
Of fresh RB's. 211 yds in the 4th quarter heady results
Welcome our 7 freshmen who played. NC. Another TG that just might be a step quicker
I heard Munson.....Oh my God....he's just a freshman....
OL played well. JT had a flashback 5yds for moving before the snap. Other than that did
A nice job at LT
Clemson D. Line. Not a factor and it was gassed at the end. Both our D and O was getting
Stronger kudos to players and coaches. Think we got our S & T correct this time
HM played within himself. Fine with me if we win and he does not have to throw the
Deep ball
Now watch flim on the chickens work in practice to fix what we need to
Improvement like we saw in the second half carries into game 2
Sidebar...watched WVA and Bama before our KO. About fell on the floor. The DC. For
WVA. was hiding behind a towel. To funny
Did anyone notice the padding on the goalposts. Big fat letters. GATA
Yup Going to be a enjoyable 2 weeks
Savor the win..... been a long time since our bowl game fiasco. Go Dawgs
Ogredawg..... TG ....15 touches good call
Can say that everyone was surprised TG. Returning KO including Clumpson
First half heads talking about the million plus OC from Clumpson
Second half zero points one first down never crossed the 50. Not much said about same OC
When LC. Drew the penalty for roughing the passer and gave clemson a first down
You could fry an egg on CTR forehead. Serious lesson learned. Others on the D will take note
At the half I also was asking why not more TG. Earlier post I said it was a marathon and
Not a sprint. It was a gassed D from Clemson not the Dawgs that had to fast a stable
Of fresh RB's. 211 yds in the 4th quarter heady results
Welcome our 7 freshmen who played. NC. Another TG that just might be a step quicker
I heard Munson.....Oh my God....he's just a freshman....
OL played well. JT had a flashback 5yds for moving before the snap. Other than that did
A nice job at LT
Clemson D. Line. Not a factor and it was gassed at the end. Both our D and O was getting
Stronger kudos to players and coaches. Think we got our S & T correct this time
HM played within himself. Fine with me if we win and he does not have to throw the
Deep ball
Now watch flim on the chickens work in practice to fix what we need to
Improvement like we saw in the second half carries into game 2
Sidebar...watched WVA and Bama before our KO. About fell on the floor. The DC. For
WVA. was hiding behind a towel. To funny
Did anyone notice the padding on the goalposts. Big fat letters. GATA
Yup Going to be a enjoyable 2 weeks
Savor the win..... been a long time since our bowl game fiasco. Go Dawgs
Go Dawgs!
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11 years 1 week ago - 11 years 1 week ago #62187
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How Bout them Dawgs!!!!!!!
Ride it like you stole it
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Gurley Gurley Gurley Gurley thats all I have to say :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
Owe some body taught our defense how to tackle HELL YEAH wow!!!!!!!
I loved it when that player tried to tackle him and he pushed him off :whistle:
Owe some body taught our defense how to tackle HELL YEAH wow!!!!!!!
I loved it when that player tried to tackle him and he pushed him off :whistle:
How Bout them Dawgs!!!!!!!
Ride it like you stole it
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11 years 1 week ago #62190
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yankeedawg1 was going to mention Rocker blowing a fuse at our top rated recruit. This staff is all about getting the fundamentals right. Hitting the quarterback was uncalled for, that is a lesson that should have been learned in high school.
Along with that being said, message sent to Ramik Wilson was not of the variety that Malzahn uses at Auburn. This defensive group of coaches say what they mean and mean what they say. The one hit that I saw Kimbrough put on the Clemson player got everyones attention, including the players and coaches. Television announcers love it. I remember Pruitt saying at the beginning of his coaching days in Athens . . . . jobs are also lost from week to week and practice to practice. That proved to be true in the game yesterday.
Mentioned in another post that Pruitt might have had some things to say at halftime. He did. Calm as one can be and said to the players, we are not changing anything, going to enter the second half and be better doing the same things we did in the first half. Like it or not, we have some coaches that are about "team" not "self". Players get better with repetition, learning the skills one step at a time.
Was also heartening to read and hear what our players had to say about the Clemson players being tired and worn out. Brings back thoughts of conversations on this board for the past few years about "depth". Maybe the higher up is beginning to get the message, yesterday was proof that "depth" along with solid fundamental coaching pays dividends.
Here is hoping this "new way" of coaching football in the Classic City takes roots.
One thing I have to say about the defensive backs and linebackers that I did not care for. Remember when Willie Martinez was the defensive coordinator and he did not teach the defenders to locate the ball in the air? Saw that a couple of times yesterday, bothered me. I however will not be speaking to Jeremy Pruitt about that subject.
Don't think for a minute that the Gamecocks (all of them) did not see what happened in Athens yesterday. They will be out in force when we meet in Columbia, and like it or not, Spurrier has a history of "upsetting" folks.
Duck, hoping you are well, this might be the year to throw it in the neighbors face.
One more thingy, appears that all is well with our kicking game. Kicking game along with solid defense has won many championships in the SEC over many, many years. Making the full circle, getting back to our "roots". Much like many of these successful offensive formations that are very close to the "single wing" that was basically dumped in the 1950's.
Proud of the way our young pups played between the Hedges yesterday. Many potential high school players in attendance yesterday, they were introduced to a "Sea of Red".
Along with that being said, message sent to Ramik Wilson was not of the variety that Malzahn uses at Auburn. This defensive group of coaches say what they mean and mean what they say. The one hit that I saw Kimbrough put on the Clemson player got everyones attention, including the players and coaches. Television announcers love it. I remember Pruitt saying at the beginning of his coaching days in Athens . . . . jobs are also lost from week to week and practice to practice. That proved to be true in the game yesterday.
Mentioned in another post that Pruitt might have had some things to say at halftime. He did. Calm as one can be and said to the players, we are not changing anything, going to enter the second half and be better doing the same things we did in the first half. Like it or not, we have some coaches that are about "team" not "self". Players get better with repetition, learning the skills one step at a time.
Was also heartening to read and hear what our players had to say about the Clemson players being tired and worn out. Brings back thoughts of conversations on this board for the past few years about "depth". Maybe the higher up is beginning to get the message, yesterday was proof that "depth" along with solid fundamental coaching pays dividends.
Here is hoping this "new way" of coaching football in the Classic City takes roots.
One thing I have to say about the defensive backs and linebackers that I did not care for. Remember when Willie Martinez was the defensive coordinator and he did not teach the defenders to locate the ball in the air? Saw that a couple of times yesterday, bothered me. I however will not be speaking to Jeremy Pruitt about that subject.

Don't think for a minute that the Gamecocks (all of them) did not see what happened in Athens yesterday. They will be out in force when we meet in Columbia, and like it or not, Spurrier has a history of "upsetting" folks.
Duck, hoping you are well, this might be the year to throw it in the neighbors face.
One more thingy, appears that all is well with our kicking game. Kicking game along with solid defense has won many championships in the SEC over many, many years. Making the full circle, getting back to our "roots". Much like many of these successful offensive formations that are very close to the "single wing" that was basically dumped in the 1950's.
Proud of the way our young pups played between the Hedges yesterday. Many potential high school players in attendance yesterday, they were introduced to a "Sea of Red".
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11 years 1 week ago - 11 years 1 week ago #62191
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Big, BIG welcome rockdawg!!
Glad to have a new addition to the best forum around.....you will love it here and we all look forward to getting your imput.
:woohoo:
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rockdawg wrote: Key is emotion directed toward productive play. Aggies great example. We do that, and Clemson is toast. We don't, and it's going to be a long game.
Big, BIG welcome rockdawg!!
Glad to have a new addition to the best forum around.....you will love it here and we all look forward to getting your imput.

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Dawg With Style, know that you are one happy Dawg/Biker today.

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