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I like the tap by MJ on the 2nd clip. I hear "Ha Ha, Fooled you!"

I think he experimented occasionally with the stand up front 7, but there wasn't nearly that level of movement. APP was late getting lined up after the audible, and still got to the QB (although the coverage was there). Helps being in 3rd and 10 too....

I'd add NT to that list. I didn't get the sense that this position was locked down during the spring. I'm going to be interested to hear how the Thomas boys (Charlie and Juanyeh) do. I think they're the future on the outside.

Scott Shafer....of 56-0 vs those softnosed players

Here are my thoughts. A fair amount of our home games are early, where you can dress more players, which seems a likely place to play people vs a limited size road squad. I'm probably pretty light on the number who will play ST. James Graham QB - Likely full RS, too many QBs in front of him...

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I think you've got selective memory. He didn't get to 4th down until someone moved Lawrence up. Roof was lucky that Lawrence is/was a solid tackler, or we would've been toast about 6 or 7 times before he got moved up to change the RPO read, because the safety help wasn't there. Force the QB...

For some reason, we've been at a strategic disadvantage on defense during the Johnson years. Wommack disappeared, Groh was too complicated, and Roof was too conservative. I don't know whether this was CPJ giving too much rope to his DCs, or whether we didn't have the funds to get who he wanted...

I would say that 2014 D was on a slope, and were playing pretty good defense at the end of the year (very opportunistic). Its still interesting to me to see that team who struggled with Wofford, Tulane, and Georgia Southern would go on to one of the greatest seasons we've had. Also interesting...

I would say this is a similar exemption to what Josh Heath got when his dad got fired at USF.

I'll also add that Dwyer's acceleration and vision were a few of the reasons why he was probably 2 yards farther behind the QB than we usually see in CPJs spread option. I'm waiting for us to get another top 3 rounds talent at Bback. I think Mills might have been that. Custis might have been...

Dwyer was ridiculously fast 1-10 yards. That's why the draw worked for him and hasn't really been part of the playbook since. He lost a step his Junior year, but I think that was due to meds vs lack of effort. Dwyer was fast with pads on. Probably our fastest RB since TD Tony Hollings. There...

We didn't get to 3rd down, much less 4th down until Roof FINALLY called for Lawrence to move up. Richt saw he was cutting up the D like butter and kept calling the same play....

Interesting analysis. I wonder how much of the spending analysis takes into account that we don't have an OC now. Although I'll admit we had a similar situation with Gailey, but we had titled OCs even when he was calling plays. I'm guessing the big difference is the back office operations...

Or a certain coach didn't know how to force a change on the read for an RPO until 8 plays later....:banghead::spitoutdummy::sour:

I think KirVonte's performance will improve with less carries. He's an amazing athlete, but still a little on the smallish side. I think he was pretty banged up at the end of the year. I'll say I was pleasantly surprised by his showing last year, and I think he'll do better when/if Quon makes...

Agreed. They'll miss their defenders more than they'll miss Jackson imo (and he was pretty good). Petrino is one of the best QB coaches out there, so he'll have someone ready. But they fell apart on D after Jaire Alexander went out for a little while. The Atlantic looks pretty tough this year...

While I may be putting too much pressure on the D, I think the simplicity of the D will help speed up the curve. Tenuta had the D humming pretty early on coming off of passive Roof Ds. And DB experience is a bit of a misnomer, IMO. For the most part, you've either got it or you don't at that...

Looking at the future schedule, I'm not seeing us play in this game for a while. We've basically got our 2 Power 5 games for the next 10ish years, unless someone ducks us (looking at you Ole Miss). As for recruiting advantage, I think its more playing in a big game vs playing in ATL. Supposedly...

I really hope Lynch doesn't lead us in rushing, because that likely means we weren't able to get the dive established (see 2013 with Robbie Godhigh)