Is our third game too big for the Dawgs and CKS?

Buc wrote: ogredawg, one thing that impresses me about Jacob Eason is his willingness to stand tall in the pocket . . . . when there is one. Not being ugly, goes to show just how important a leader is to any football team. AM proved that over and over, still live in disbelief that AM continues to play the game. AM, smart and a tough man, above all he not only played college football at another level, my opinion he became the head coach in his junior year. Reflecting back, AM did not have a lot of talent on the offensive line, that is where his "preparation" paid off. Little things like taking his summers and time off going to study with coaches that improved his game.

Totally agree with Coach Smart about leadership. Hoping to see Tracy Rocker get a bit more out of his defensive front. Appeared to me that Thompson began to show leadership after the first half against Nicholls State.

Missouri, big game. Me thinks . . . .

ogredawg, really disappointed thus far with #55 on the offensive line. Thought he was going to be a very good offensive lineman, maybe he will show some improvement . . . . soon.

Not just #55 Buc.....disappointed in the O line as a whole. Taking a while for the Pittman "magic" to take hold. Don't really see them being a unit this year unless it happens at the very end. If they can't push Nicholls around I don't see them pushing anyone else around.

Hope they get their act together but in the 2 games so far they just don't have the "it" factor when it comes as working as a unit.

Catalina is finding out that this is a whole different world than being at Rhode Island.

Awoke early this morning ogredawg. SEC Network had the Georgia/Nicholls game on. Third time for me watching. You are right, watched #77 miss some key blocks. Has been said he is buggered up, but he is on the field. Have always liked his "attitude". Maybe I am wrong but wondering if maybe Kublanow is having some problems locating "Mike" and others . . . . Could be the coaching change and maybe some of the language needs to be tightened up. Will know more on Saturday. Pulling #54 over from the defense, where most thought he would play, speaks to the needed depth that was not focused on in previous years.

stevedawg wrote: Just added Uverse TV to my Uverse Internet so I can WATCH the games. Cheaper than always going to the watering hole for ESPN and so forth.

Ready to go here!
Go Dawgs!!!

I KNOW THE FEELING!!! I just installed "Sling" on my computer so I can watch the games - cost me $25 per month (I got the SEC channel option), and I can stop as soon as the season is over . . .

. . . and yes, Disney . . . I'm looking at YOU.

Talent shines in tough games. It is time for the talented Dawgs to step up and make their mark. Jarvis Jones became a UGA hero in the MO game because he stepped up and made big plays. That's what I'm looking for Saturday. I understand "team", but the team needs some leaders. Who will it be?

IMHO, it needs to be someone one the defensive side. Chubb is the leader on the other side, and we know what he can do.

Looking forward to teams fearing the junkyard D once more. Let's start Saturday.

Missouri quarterback impressive. Speed on the outside.

Take a look/see.



Supposedly Lock has "wheels". Coach allows him to use them.

And this . . . .



Interesting comment about his offensive line.