Radio call in questions for CPJ

[Stray Dog THA GAWD]

Or woof, woof, woof?

"Sorry, we have a bad connection....brsssshh *click!*"

 

[augustabuzz]

"Sorry, we have a bad connection....brsssshh *click!*"

That drew a famous or infamous reply from Coach, and almost caused me to bust a gut from laughter.

 

[LarryMunson]

 

[CuseJacket]

LOL @Whiskey_Clear - is that sufficient?

FYI CPJ on CBS sports radio in a few min

 

[jwsavhGT]

Looks like someone's been reading GTSwarm!

 

[JorgeJonas]

We've blown a twenty point lead at least once every year since 2013 (uga in 2013, Georgia Southern in 2014, Carolina in 2015, and Duke in 2016). What is being done to protect leads that large so that when we have a team down we can finish them off?

 

[jgtengineer]

"WHY NO RUN-AND-SHOOT PLAYS IN THE OFFENSE?"

Mate our entire passing offense is based off the run and shoot. You knwo that quick slant we throw. Staple run and shoot play.

 

[Stray Dog THA GAWD]

We've blown a twenty point lead at least once every year since 2013 (uga in 2013, Georgia Southern in 2014, Carolina in 2015, and Duke in 2016). What is being done to protect leads that large so that when we have a team down we can finish them off?

(In before Superbowl 51 reference.)

 

[alentrekin]

Mate our entire passing offense is based off the run and shoot. You knwo that quick slant we throw. Staple run and shoot play.

It's commonplace in most offenses now, but the AB routes that CL runs so well are curl / go r'n's adjustments.

 

[TheTaxJacket]

Coach will we pass the ball more to oen up the run game? If not, will we run the ball more to open up the pass game?

 

[Evan33]

Coach, will we get to see Clinton Lynch take the field against the Vols? If not, who has emerged as the front runner aka next man up?


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[Eastman]

Coach, when did you decide who would start at QB and what pushed them over the top?

Appraising Talent alone which of the current QBs and abacks are the best fit for your offense?

 

[jgtengineer]

It's commonplace in most offenses now, but the AB routes that CL runs so well are curl / go r'n's adjustments.

The route is common place but they way we run it still has the short side step drop and throw to create a throwing lane rather than a 3 step drop back like the west coast offense uses.