Errin Joe update
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I am excited he is coming back. He had some great blocks!
buzzinanut69
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His parents must be very proud of him. Great job Errin!
bat_082994
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What about others with remaining eligibility (Braun and Marcordes, possibly others I can't remember off the top of my head)
swampsting
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Joe, Devine, plus Burden and some of the kids like Brown and the others ... man, that's a wall of mean headed to some front 7 to clear the way next way.
So glad for you!!!!
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Errin - most guys his size refuse to layout for blocks - but not E (eliminator) - heads right at the defender and goes in high but sells out for the block. E has been a key to our running to the right late in games.
Each game - he is looking more like the guy to his left!
Each game - he is looking more like the guy to his left!
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He has looked like a stampeding buffalo at times pulling on plays this year. You could also tell he had a real nasty attitude out there against UGAg and was one of our players that made it clear we weren't taking any s***.
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I think I saw that Kallon graduates in December. How many guys graduate between now and fall campaign? Do they have to get into a grad program to be eligible? Tech has not been too friendly in allowing our athletes into grad programs in the past.
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Possibility if a dual degree?
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Good for him.
I remember when some guys on here were saying stuff along the lines of he wasn't committed to the game and soft. Hopefully this is a reminder that we shouldn't be mind readers and give our players a few years here before we judge them outright.
I remember when some guys on here were saying stuff along the lines of he wasn't committed to the game and soft. Hopefully this is a reminder that we shouldn't be mind readers and give our players a few years here before we judge them outright.
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Just because he did good this year doesn't mean that ^ wasn't true last year. Guys respond differently to different leadership, too. EJ was good buds with Vad, fwiw. Maybe EJ didn't flourish till Vad departed? Maybe EJ decided to take Mason as a role model? A whole slew of scenarios are possible. The outcome, no matter how derived, was positive and for that, I am most pleased!
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The Squinter is right; it takes awhile to become a good OL, especially if you had to sit out extended periods with nagging injuries. What I like is that, when he got healthy, Joe put the peddle to the metal. Here's thanking him for staying with it!
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I think EJ has outplayed Griffin over the course of the last few games. In my eyes he is now the number one at RT.
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I like the change of pace when shamire and Ej come in towards end of second quarter - raw power.
When we strong line right 53 shift) - we causesd lots of trouble for Uga.
EJ blog frocks with attitude! Backs can read his axx and break off where it is because he will be driving his defender out of the way.
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EJ and BC were both huge pleasant surprises this year. Our tackle situation was not only a question mark heading into the year, it was a scary one.