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<blockquote data-quote="JacketOff" data-source="post: 925594" data-attributes="member: 4572"><p>Well, we spent the last 3 years playing 2 hand touch in our spring games, and not going full speed in practice, and we went 14-34 over the last 4 seasons.</p><p></p><p>UGA on the other hand, has full contact spring games, something they call “Bloody Tuesday” in practice weeks, and are the defending national champs, 13-0, and 47-5 in the last 4 seasons. Granted, UGA has way more depth if someone were to get hurt in practice. They can afford to lose a projected starter or 2 much more than us or just about anybody else in the country for that matter. But they don’t go easy just for the sake of saving guys. </p><p></p><p>There is a balance between not getting your guys hurt in practice, and actually getting them 100% game speed reps. But if you’re going to be a tough team who’s going to be strong and physical, you <strong><em>gotta </em></strong>be physical in practice. That’s not something you can just flip the switch on for 12-15 days a year. It’s gotta be something to instill into the culture of your team. Doing it for the 100+ practice days you get a seasons is how you do that</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JacketOff, post: 925594, member: 4572"] Well, we spent the last 3 years playing 2 hand touch in our spring games, and not going full speed in practice, and we went 14-34 over the last 4 seasons. UGA on the other hand, has full contact spring games, something they call “Bloody Tuesday” in practice weeks, and are the defending national champs, 13-0, and 47-5 in the last 4 seasons. Granted, UGA has way more depth if someone were to get hurt in practice. They can afford to lose a projected starter or 2 much more than us or just about anybody else in the country for that matter. But they don’t go easy just for the sake of saving guys. There is a balance between not getting your guys hurt in practice, and actually getting them 100% game speed reps. But if you’re going to be a tough team who’s going to be strong and physical, you [B][I]gotta [/I][/B]be physical in practice. That’s not something you can just flip the switch on for 12-15 days a year. It’s gotta be something to instill into the culture of your team. Doing it for the 100+ practice days you get a seasons is how you do that [/QUOTE]
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