No matter what happens this fall, no Georgia fan will forget Richard Samuel for his play in the 4th quarter against Florida last year.
Hopefully, Dick Sam the 4th will shove it down Florida's throat again this year.
Friday, May 25, 2012
Thursday, May 24, 2012
The Countdown 2012: 100 Days to Go
100 Days people! Here's one of my favorite plays from last year to get things going.
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Thoughts on G Day 2012
Usually, G Day has proven to be rather boring. So, while there were over 40,000 people at Sanford yesterday, I was the only member of my group of friends to go. But, I got to see a competitive game and I am very glad I made the decision to drive to Athens. Here are my thoughts on the game:
- Beast of the game - Garrison Smith. He was destroying the o-line, especially in the first half. It seems like his play late in the season last year was just a sign of good things to come.
- Our new defensive ends - Both Cornelius Washington and Ray Drew have made the move to D end and both looked good. Drew definitely looks better with his hand in the dirt. He recorded two sacks and showed some impressive speed chasing down Brandon Harton.
- Tavarres King showed off some major speed, taking a swing pass from Murray to the house after a nice block from Marlon Brown. I think T King is up to the challenge of being the deep threat while Mitchell plays corner the first few games of the season.
- Hutson Mason and Christian LeMay both had nice games. LeMay has come a long way from last spring and is really good at the play action fakes. But he needs to work on his down field accuracy an decision making. While those guys may have head better numbers, Aaron Murray is clearly still the best QB we have. He was under constant pressure from the #1 defense and still made some nice plays.
- Jarvis Jones is awesome. He only had one tackle, but was in the backfield consistently and looked as quick as ever.
- It was a good day for the running backs. I was really pleased with Crowell, who despite not having special numbers looked healthy, was quick to the edge, and was lowering his head and finishing runs. If the line comes together, I fully expect he will have a great sophomore year. Ken Malcome has also come along nicely and scored two touchdowns. Richard Samuel looked great in the second half as well. Even Brandon Harton may have found a spot, catching 6 passes out of the backfield. Running him up the middle may not be smart, but getting the little guy alone in space may be a nice wrinkle in the Georgia offense.
- Thank God we have a scholarship punter coming this fall. The walk-ons they had out there were terrible. With no rush, you should always be able to kick it at least 35 or 40 yards!
Overall, a fun spring day in Athens. Now we head to the dead period until summer practice. I have been busy lately, but hopefully I will get back into a regular writing schedule soon.
GO DAWGS!!!
- Beast of the game - Garrison Smith. He was destroying the o-line, especially in the first half. It seems like his play late in the season last year was just a sign of good things to come.
- Our new defensive ends - Both Cornelius Washington and Ray Drew have made the move to D end and both looked good. Drew definitely looks better with his hand in the dirt. He recorded two sacks and showed some impressive speed chasing down Brandon Harton.
- Tavarres King showed off some major speed, taking a swing pass from Murray to the house after a nice block from Marlon Brown. I think T King is up to the challenge of being the deep threat while Mitchell plays corner the first few games of the season.
- Hutson Mason and Christian LeMay both had nice games. LeMay has come a long way from last spring and is really good at the play action fakes. But he needs to work on his down field accuracy an decision making. While those guys may have head better numbers, Aaron Murray is clearly still the best QB we have. He was under constant pressure from the #1 defense and still made some nice plays.
- Jarvis Jones is awesome. He only had one tackle, but was in the backfield consistently and looked as quick as ever.
- It was a good day for the running backs. I was really pleased with Crowell, who despite not having special numbers looked healthy, was quick to the edge, and was lowering his head and finishing runs. If the line comes together, I fully expect he will have a great sophomore year. Ken Malcome has also come along nicely and scored two touchdowns. Richard Samuel looked great in the second half as well. Even Brandon Harton may have found a spot, catching 6 passes out of the backfield. Running him up the middle may not be smart, but getting the little guy alone in space may be a nice wrinkle in the Georgia offense.
- Thank God we have a scholarship punter coming this fall. The walk-ons they had out there were terrible. With no rush, you should always be able to kick it at least 35 or 40 yards!
Overall, a fun spring day in Athens. Now we head to the dead period until summer practice. I have been busy lately, but hopefully I will get back into a regular writing schedule soon.
GO DAWGS!!!
Thursday, April 12, 2012
So Crow
If you are on Twitter, you don't mind swearing, and you appreciate a good laugh, you need to follow the fake Isaiah Crowell twitter account. It is awesome. They have even made a hype video! (WARNING: This is not SFW)
You may find it offensive, degrading, or whatever...but it sure is funny. Christian Robinson even posted a picture of the real Isaiah Crowell the tweets and laughing about it.
Fake Crowell
You may find it offensive, degrading, or whatever...but it sure is funny. Christian Robinson even posted a picture of the real Isaiah Crowell the tweets and laughing about it.
Fake Crowell
Sunday, April 8, 2012
BUBBA! BUBBA! BUBBA!
First thing he says to the crowd:
"TO ALL MY FANS, I WANT TO SAY GO DAWGS!!!"
Bubba, you earned it. Great job keeping the Green Jacket at home in Georgia! This man is my new hero.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Where's the beef?
By all accounts, Georgia had a very successful 2012 recruiting class. We brought in some amazing talents who may contribute as soon as this fall. But one area that was lacking was offensive linemen. Georgia appears to be the leader for Maryland transfer Max Garcia, who would be eligible to play beginning in 2013, and that would be a good start. The 2013 class already has 9 commitments, filled with four and five star recruits near the top of their class. But so far, Georgia does not have an offensive lineman committed.
Yes, I know it is still way early. But as we found out when Avery Young decided to commit to Auburn after appearing to be headed for Georgia and Davlin Tomlinson went to Bama, we can't sit around and wait on everyone. Why does it appear we are having no trouble getting great athletes at skill positions, but not having the same luck with linemen?
One reason could be the change in coaching. Whether you like Stacy Searels or not, his name was recognized as a good offensive line coach. You don't coach at LSU, Georgia, and Texas without a decent reputation. We replaced Searels with Will Friend, who has done a nice job. But coming from UAB, Friend did not have the name recognition of Searels. While he is building that reputation now, it still may have set us back in that area.
I hope that Georgia pulls in a strong line class to complement all the talent we are finding in the backfields. Here are a few of the names to pay attention to in the coming months:
Yes, I know it is still way early. But as we found out when Avery Young decided to commit to Auburn after appearing to be headed for Georgia and Davlin Tomlinson went to Bama, we can't sit around and wait on everyone. Why does it appear we are having no trouble getting great athletes at skill positions, but not having the same luck with linemen?
One reason could be the change in coaching. Whether you like Stacy Searels or not, his name was recognized as a good offensive line coach. You don't coach at LSU, Georgia, and Texas without a decent reputation. We replaced Searels with Will Friend, who has done a nice job. But coming from UAB, Friend did not have the name recognition of Searels. While he is building that reputation now, it still may have set us back in that area.
I hope that Georgia pulls in a strong line class to complement all the talent we are finding in the backfields. Here are a few of the names to pay attention to in the coming months:
- Brandon Kublanow, Center, Marietta - rated the #2 center in the class of 2013
- DeVondre Seymour - Offensive Tackle, Suwannee - Yes, that name sound familiar. Seymour is the adopted son of former Georgia lineman Richard Seymour (Devondre is actually his nephew)
- Josh Outlaw - Guard, Lithonia - 3 star recruit rated #20 guard in the 2013 class
- Jeremi Hall - Guard, East Point - 4 Star rated, 6'4'', 335 monster who is rated the #6 guard in the 2013 class
- Shamire Devine - Tackle, East Point - another 4 star rated tackle who stands at 6'7''
Go Vote for Herschel
to be on the cover of NCAA Football 13 with RG3. The only person left to beat is Barry Sanders.
https://t.co/1LwCYRMp
Just do it! It only takes a few seconds.
https://t.co/1LwCYRMp
Just do it! It only takes a few seconds.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Carlton is gone...
Carlton Thomas has decided to transfer. Let's be honest, the little running back who could against Auburn was not going to be the main man in back field with Isaiah Crowell, Keith Marshall, and Todd Gurley. We wish Carlton the best as he concludes his senior year in a uniform other than the red and black of Georgia. And as Carlton Thomas leaves, we say good bye to the Carlton Thomas touchdown dance!
Monday, March 12, 2012
The Bubba N Earl March Madness 2012
I have set up a new tournament challenge for this year. If you participated last year, we were over at CBS but I have set us up at ESPN this year. I'll try to update the standings as best I can, but I'll be at the lake with no internet this weekend.
I've got Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas, and Syracuse in the Final Four, with Kentucky winning the whole thing. Who ya got?
Group: BnE Challenge 2012
http://games.espn.go.com/tournament-challenge-bracket/en/group?groupID=137974
I've got Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas, and Syracuse in the Final Four, with Kentucky winning the whole thing. Who ya got?
Group: BnE Challenge 2012
http://games.espn.go.com/tournament-challenge-bracket/en/group?groupID=137974
Help put Herscel on thel cover of NCAA 13
http://www.facebook.com/easportsncaafootball?sk=app_308086065920467
EA Sports has a poll up that is letting the fans pick the NCAA football legend to appear on the cover of NCAA Football 13 with RG3. One of the potentials is the immortal Herschel Walker. Spread the word, vote, and let's make Herschel the first Dawg to appear on the cover of a video game.
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