I know what you mean and I like the way you say it.

I love a good malaprop as much as anything.  And I feel like we haven’t heard a really good one out of a Georgia football player since Charles Grant’s immortal “motivation stone” utterance.  But I think Lorenzo Carter has stepped up to fill the breech breach.

Despite not having a game to prepare for, Jeremy Pruitt is still popping in tape to teach and explain his defense.

But the second year defensive coordinator isn’t just pulling from what he saw from the Georgia defense last season. He is also drawing on his time as a defensive backs coach at Alabama and as a defensive coordinator Florida State.

Spots where he won multiple national championships.

“We’ve seen so many different places where he’s been and produced,” sophomore Lorenzo Carter said. “We’ll watch film from his Alabama team and his Florida State team. It’s all matriculating in.”

“It’s all matriculating in” may have to become this season’s catchphrase.  I dig it.

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14 responses to “I know what you mean and I like the way you say it.

  1. Russ

    As long as they can prevent the other team from matriculating the ball down the field.

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  2. Scorpio Jones, III

    I made a vague reference to matriculation yesterday and everybody laughed at me. 😦

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  3. Better to be “matriculated in” than “micturated on”.

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  4. Mike Cooley

    Help with the Charles Grant reference. I’m drawing a blank on motivation stone. And I know Charles reasonably well so I can imagine this being kind of funny.

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  5. They’re been handing out motivation stones at Auburn for quite some time.

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  6. Mike Cooley

    10 4. Boyd Crowder said, “I’ve been called a lot of things but inarticulate isn’t one of them.” Charles is a pretty nice guy but his version of that quote would substitute articulate for inarticulate. Motivation stone. We need to start using that. Lexicon entry?

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  7. Cojones

    I believe in getting Motivation Stoned.

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  8. sectionzalum

    I had an English prof at UGA that shared her most humorous error. She meant to write about the “threat of castration,” but discovered during revising that she wrote about the “treat of castration.”

    Freude would not be able to stop laughing.

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