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I think, given time, pruitt will have a better run at UT than kirby at UGA. JMHO

I wonder how much the RB coach plays into deciding who plays? Rather than Gus making that decision.

Really, are you implying they have their own bagman?

Taggert doing some good work down there.

Would it be too soon to compare this guy to a young Julio? Good control of his body.

Maybe Wiley can lead the mens BB to great heights and blow your hypothesis away. 😛

Smart move by Gus to bring Woodson onto the staff

He won't win anything without a quality line to run behind. Right now that may be the biggest question, not these stable of good RBs we have waiting in the wings. Come on Coach Grimes, get those big uglies ready!!!!!!

I really don't have anything against Driscoll, its just that i would rather see a HS tackle come in and develop rather than a GT. Seems smarter to play the long game here rather than a quick fix, which i'm not sure we just have to have him.

Would be curious to know how many 6' 5 OTs have been effective in the SEC? I understand arm length is a big factor with OTs and i would think taller OTs may have longer arms. Just wondering as well what kind of DEs he has played against at UMASS versus the ones he would see at AU?

I agree it would be wise to keep everything in the right perspective. But, alas, we are fans (short for fanatics).

The future looks bright for the Mens BB; wonder who Pearl is looking at as far as future recruits, what position is he looking to sign and is it a problem we don't have any commits yet?

exactly, i agree with Bird on this one, you want a RB with that kind of an attitude. It's up to the coaches to dial him back.

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Is this part of a mentality that says if i don't see success now i will move on to find it somewhere else, instead of putting the time in to get better? Just wondering or maybe there's more to the story than we will ever know.