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Three thoughts: (1) IMO Simmons good play was as noticeable against the run as it was against the pass, (2) Simmons is in his third year and he has played both ends numerous times and (3) depth charts I have seen show Simmons backing up Chungong and Andree backing up Freeman. I actually think...

Agree about the molehill. The "or" could be more directed at the backup and not the starter. "This game is your best chance for PT, so get ready to play".

ABs, OTs, and C seem all too often to fire out in the direction of the blocking target where he was pre-snap instead of taking an angle to go where we expect the defender to be as a result of him flowing to the play. The result is the belly flop behind the defender who has now moved laterally...

It seems that we were using an AB more in a wide slot with long motion when MM started moving the ball from BB. Maybe this pre-snap formation moved a defender out of the box? Also we seemed to be running the BB a little wider, more off tackle starting the second half when we were having some BB...

With our AB and BB depth, the weather, ball handling challenges, and against a larger physical team, I would have rocket tossed them until they were tripping over their tongue.

Will on paper but Coach says he is #3 guard so he probably is first to back up either.

Legal...lead with the shoulder above the waist and not in the back.

You could argue about Searcy and JT; Durham, Davis, and Simmons; but no arguing Butker.

I would prefer two or three smoke screens to MLD per game. Throw it to a "runner".

This O looked an awful lot like the ones against LSU (bowl), BYU (twice), and several games in 2015. Is it blown assignments, out-schemed, or just plain whipped by superior athletes? CPJ seemed upset about the blown assignments. I doubt it is scheme. We seem to not be able to handle the really...

I think we will continue to use this play for two reasons: It fits our BB personnel and it allows us to go outside on the weakside . We scored both our TDs with a run left outside when the wideside of the field was to our right. It is hard to run the TO3 to the short side of the field from the...

Completely agree. The way I saw it the block started at the 4 yard line causing the defender to give ground to the 1 1/2 yard line (where he was off balance and not in a tackling position). Green continued to roll after the defender continuing to be a nuisance. At this point Mills saw the...

I hope you meant Simmons for Chungong. Simmons was first to the party, followed by Freeman, and nobody else.

Thanks to the fans and GT personnel in Ireland for posting the cultural and football pictures for us wishing to be there.

Thanks to all the fans and GT personnel in Ireland for posting for us cultural and football info and pictures. Wishing to be there!

I agree it is all speculation on our part about specific players. Coach's have to make the eventual calls (they have to look the players in the eye) and I believe they will occasionally throw a starting bone to an older player who has earned respect for many hours of hard work, as long as the...

Injuries are a crap shoot. You can get in good shape and avoid unnecessary activity risks, but in the end you cannot predict or totally avoid injuries. I find it amazing, considering all the other injuries in 2015, that C Lynch played in two Fall Camps, two Spring practices and and games, 12...

I would add Benson and Jarrett to the suspected.

Maybe he is upbeat because he is approaching 59 1/2 and can tap into his IRA without penalty. I know I became upbeat at that time. Maybe he has renewed energy from pro-biotics. Seriously, I think he is upbeat because he knows he knows what he is doing and he believes he has the tools (players...

Have to respectfully disagree. If you have ever coached you know you have to look your players in the eye. Older players have put in their time and effort over and over and have built a resume of known performance over a variety of situations. A younger player has not yet proved himself in as...