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The guy gives a good interview too. No BS, well-spoken, and gives logically formed responses that are insightful. Really comes across as a Tech Man. NO QUIT in DJ either. He's really growing into an all time fave for me.

With limitless practice time you are right. However practice time is limited and under center option is all about reps. One of the reasons it works 3rd and 4th and short is because of the timing, precision, ball handling, etc from doing it so much. Wont be as automatic for short yardage unless...

Cool post and cool offense to check out. BB does hit slower though, which I think would be CPJ's main objection. Probably would be less successful on 3rd and 4th and short. I would assume CPJ is always studying different variants to learn what he might incorporate and is aware of this type of...

Robbie had some serious clutch receptions. He was a 5'-5" possession receiver. Lotta want to in that kid.

Great post Boomer. Seems like also different guys with certain different groupings can be successful in our offense. In our offense I think there is a place for a guy--as long as he can block--who is a burner and can stretch the field but isn't necessarily a big physical possession...

Against the schedule we have a quantitative figure like 9-3 sounds good. Really though I just want to see a team that goes out and competes its *** off, never gives up, and works hard as hell week to week to get better. That's what we had last year. Usually you'll win your share when you do...

That's a really rare play for an OL to make. Thanks for posting that....I'd forgotten all about it! Our OL can really move!

Declinometer more than picked up the slack :D.

Also wait til Dottie gets here. Will be mayhem I tell you!

Kids a good prospect like Philpott and Howell. Also a good fit for the school and program's mentality. Pretty low risk guy to take IMO because like Dennis or T-Mel he's a "glue guy". BTW the junior film is absurd and worth watching for comic value. They would just drop back and throw the ball...

To me it kind of helps explain his HS film (in which he is essentially a jump ball specialist possession type WR). Most good rebounders in basketball have thickness/strength to compliment their vertical. Will be interesting to see if he can help us on special teams this year. Wonder if his...

I don't see the offense as a whole undergoing a radical change or evolving or becoming more complex over time, except for the organic growth that all schemes undergo in response to general changes in college football/coaches adding to their knowledge base/etc. Johnson has always put in plays to...

Agree. We have seen a determined hardworking guy inTevin come further just to add perspective.

WR- Summers, Jeune, Messick, 1 of 3 frosh (hard to know...hear Philpott's put on weight). AB- Snoddy, Ike, Lynch, Searcy, maybe 1-2 of Marshall, MLD, Cottrell BB- Allen, Skov, Weimerskirch or MLD

Allen came in as a BB and later went to LB to try and get on the field faster. So he's had more than 4 days practicing at BB. In fact he said in an interview he feels like the position is making more sense to him this time 'round. As for the ongoing discussion I actually have liked posts on...

Good point. Neccessity is the mother of invention and we've seen some interesting inventions. I do think despite the stylized appearance of his offense Johnson is creative cooking with whatever's in the pantry. Part of that's gotta come from years and years of experience running the offense...

No question it's his natural position. And we gotta have a #3 BB. So you are probably right. If Quaide gets back in time Quaide was looking good at BB in the spring and could hold down #3 BB behind Skov and Allen. That'd free up MLD if a mature body is needed at AB and he was the best option...

For good measure I watched MLD's senior highlights yesterday (and his junior highlights as well for that matter). It was fun rewatching them and realizing at least one of these guys is going to have to log major minutes at A Back. Of course ultimately and perhaps ideally MLD and/or Marshall end...

I hear you that we've played some bad zone D in the last 25 years, and think it is a perfectly valid comment. So my response here isn't really directed at you so much as it's expressing something I've been wondering about: I always hear stuff from fans about GT getting killed or burned by tight...

Just rewatched senior film on Jarrett, Cottrell, Marshall. Jarrett has all kinds of moves and is very natural as a receiver. Only knock is he looks slight. Could get inserted at a receiving specialist on obvious passing downs as that is not Snoddy's strength. Cottrell's senior film shows more...