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Good take on some little things that to most folks go unseen. We need D.J. Williams healthy. He is a great reliever for Boobie.

He's already 285. Worked with him on squats just last Thursday...

Can someone name a high school qb recruit that Gus has developed into a notable starter?

Coach most people don't know the work needed in film study. Thanks for making that point. But...what I really like is your many assessments that hit the nail on the head. I do think the return of Brahms will factor in for the OL.

Corch I appreciate your review. I just had shoulder surgery no. 6 and I'm late to the party. Looks like those crossing routes played out pretty good...enuff for now...

Prince Tega didn't play a whole lot, but I noticed him on a couple of plays. On one, he put his head on the wrong side of the DL he was blocking, and KJ had to take a stutter step to let the penetrating defensive lineman overrun the play before taking off for a good gain. On another play, Tega showed excellent quickness and balance. The kid has the tools; he just has to understand the game. Head placement for an offensive lineman is as important as anything he does. That last statement is a mouthful...one of my three cardinal rules for o-line...

In other words...don't let the victory over Mizzou get to your heads...nice win...but we have much work to do...

Gus has been very 'hands on' with special teams practice...just sayin'

PARTY POOPER...but right on target

Spot on assessment of our DE technique.Its an old school read that is not good these days. Hey what do you think about the lack of use of our TE?

Actually coached against him as a high school coach after he left Auburn...he was a trip...

so how was it we continually had third and short after two runs but made the decision to 'pass'...Eric Zeier, former Ga. qb repeatedly said we were doing Ga. a favor

WE HAD NO PLAN B...PERIOD

EXACTLY

"A small detail that has been interesting to me for a couple of years now is the technique of our defensive ends at times. When the OT blocks down, the DE steps down with him. Pretty standard stuff, but our guys seem to allow the offensive blocker to get on their outside arm, which allows them to be “logged” (hooked), and results in them losing contain. I saw both Carl Lawson and Marlon Davidson do it in this game. On the positive side, I saw Derrick Brown execute the technique perfectly once when he was lined up at DE, and he made a big play." You are spot on and as a former stand-up DE it is maddening. That constantly causes us to lose the edge.