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Yeah, that's Byerly running it, but JT ran it a couple of times and it was stellar.

The play we inserted last year where JT faked right and we had Mason pull left and lead him on a bootleg. Nothing like watching Shaquille Mason in open space.

I've made the argument for Roof every so often for the past 6 or 7 years. I agree with you 100%. If people go back and look at the performance of Roof's teams objectively it seems obvious.

It all depends on how hard JT works. That will determine his legacy (or lack thereof).

It's all going to depend on when the light comes on with regards to hitting the right hole and adjusting to the nuances of our scheme. Physically he's a great fit, but it will be like Days - you just don't know when he will get it. I hope it's sometime in July!

All of his social media posts indicate very positive things, I would be surprised if he wasn't playing in the fall.

It's not good for anyone. How many times are they right? Once every 7-8 years? It's because they choose the team that finished first or second last year, and teams in college football can get better and worse much more quickly than that. I've never seen anyone pick last year's fourth place...

I would say that the players aren't the main reason why people fill the stadium, either. The tradition at the school, the years and history associated with the program, are huge reasons why people buy tickets year after year. Individual players have some sway, but I think the effect is greater...

Divide that number by division championships, then by conference championship games played in, then by conference championships. For each of those guys.

They did the season before, but they played us very differently last year. They didn't have the LB jumping the snap and they were much more limited in how they attacked our line.

I disagree. I think Boomer had it right early last season when he said that JT's speed makes it much harder to sell out on us. When Tevin was QB we saw jailbreak blitz because he didn't have the speed to get around it or evade to the outside. JT made some guys miss badly last year, and you...

Zachary had that huge Miami game where he took over, but the next game he was back to running more upright and then he got hurt. Once Days finally turned it on Laskey kind of got left in the dust, although being able to bring him in fresh in the second half was a huge benefit. I think people...

Synjyn wasn't even a Synjyn clone at the beginning of last year. He was a tentative runner who ran upright - not a great fit for B-Back. However, the light went on about halfway through the game that he had to start due to Laskey's injury, and he just changed. He started running with a focus...

Geez man. Take a look at this link: Football Outsiders We were #1 in adjusted (for opponent) offensive efficiency last year. We were #2 in the percentage of drives that achieved at least one first down (82%). We were #2 in "Available yards", which is yards gained / potential yards based on...

Totally what I was thinking. Johnson is tough to read because he's perpetually perturbed. Orange Bowl victory, literally right after the game, SEC comment. The chip on his shoulder needs to stay as big as it is, because it pushes him to get better all the time.

This. I mean, what's the point if we're not playing Clemson? All of this schedule gerrymandering comes back to haunt people anyway - I'd rather keep a game I want to watch every year, with a team whose fans I like.

I hope Philpott and Mitchell saw an opening and really put in some work this summer.

Not to make this about Eric, but my advice is to do what makes your wife feel the best. You'll receive benefits for years to come. And congrats!

Hope we show him film of Synjyn's performance once he started running physical last year. Man, when the light came on and he started running with a chip on his shoulder he was amazing.