Per the presser going on right now,
If Rocker’s got the front four, do they need two linebacker coaches? And if they don’t need two linebacker coaches…
Per the presser going on right now,
Richt said D-line coach will coach the front four instead of front three. That includes weakside linebacker which he said is like rush end.
— Marc Weiszer (@marcweiszer) February 5, 2014
If Rocker’s got the front four, do they need two linebacker coaches? And if they don’t need two linebacker coaches…
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“We remember the Sugar Bowl, I think it my junior year of high school, we let Alabama beat us twice,” Brinson said of a team that also lost to the Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship game. “We’re not letting Alabama beat us twice. In the Sugar Bowl in 2018, they… thought they should have been in the playoffs and lost to Texas.” -- AB-H, 12/27/23
Mull that over while you watch Isaiah McKenzie’s highlights. And get all excited.
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Richt seems to be toying with us on this last hire.
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Champ coming home….
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The best news of the day (for me) was UGA signing Baker as an OT, not a DT. That dude is tailor made to play OT, and UGA desperately needs those kind of guys.
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Possibly a secondary hire so Pruitt can work with all groups?
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The AJC had comments from this morning’s signing day gala, and Richt’s comment about the coaching staff:
On whether new coach will be a special teams coordinator …
“I’ll say this, when the dust settles, I think everybody will be excited about special teams at Georgia.”
http://ugasports.blog.ajc.com/2014/02/05/richt-im-exited-and-energized-as-ive-been-in-a-long-time/
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I think Richt said he would address special teams last year, too. Pruitt bought him a couple of years.
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Maybe I am misremembering, but I always thought Richt said he was going to educate himself about placekicking-and this was last year, after Morgan struggled to hit the broad side of a barn on his extra points. Whoever helped Morgan, it certainly worked. Much improved this season.
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It sounded as though Morgan coached himself. He told someone, in an article that was at the time linked from this here site, that he practiced in the off-season by kicking from super-sharp angles so as to make pretty much anything in a game seem easy by comparison. He did not mention anyone that may have recommended he do that, as I recall.
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Ekeler will coach ST only. If that ends up happening, be still my heart…
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That coach will have Lorenzo Carter to coach…
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h/t to the dudes who used the subliminal Spinal Tap recruiting procedure
“Lorenzo Carter’s mother ranks UGA visit as an 11”
http://recruiting.blog.ajc.com/2014/02/04/lorenzo-carters-mother-ranks-uga-visit-as-an-11/
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In addition to using that slot for a special teams coach, we should see if we can get by with 2 defensive coaches, fire one of them, and add a 7th offensive coach.
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Maybe we could have a “Centers and Guards” coach and let Will Friend focus on Tackles. Or have a fullbacks coach and let McClendon focus on the tailbacks. Or, since John Lilly is stretched a little thin, have a 2nd TE coach. The possibilities are endless.
2 defensive coaches should be enough. One to be the positional coach for all the positions and one to be the coordinator.
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UGA announces Jon Fabris as special teams coach. He will assisted by GA Logan Grey who will work specifically with the returners.
Mike Bobo said despite his previous statements he like the challenge of driving the length of the field.
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UGA announces Jon Fabris as special teams coach. He will assisted by GA Logan Grey who will work specifically with the Fair-catch Specialists.
FTFY
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Pinch me I must be dreaming.
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