From the department of the more, the merrier: Four new bowls apply for 2015-16 certifications, potentially bringing total to 43.
Daily Archives: April 1, 2015
“This is Todd Gurley’s only Georgia Appearance!”
Well, except I’m kinda surprised they’re promoting this with a picture of Gurley in a Georgia jersey. I thought only the schools could do that. 😉
Nice typo, by the way.
Filed under Georgia Football, It's Just Bidness
“The charges against Taylor will be reviewed at a later time.”
Boy, that didn’t take long.
So, does Saban give Taylor a mulligan now? And how long before the false reporting to law enforcement charge gets buried?
Kabuki theater, with a badge and court.
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UPDATE: Yeah, this is real cut and dried.
Filed under Crime and Punishment, Whoa, oh, Alabama
Grantham, Harvey-Clemons and the “S” word
“I have no trouble standing up for him because I do believe he’s a solid kid. I think as you move forward in life, you’ve got to learn from your mistakes, and I think sometimes you’ve got to give kids a second chance, and I think he’s earned the right for that chance and what he’s done so far. I never had any issues with him when I was at Georgia from the accountability for meetings or practice or anything like that, but at the same time, you do have to go through a maturity phase as far as understanding the decisions you make, there’s consequences for them. He’s really matured, and I’ve been very proud of that. I’m really excited for him to play this year and get back on the field.”
It’s amazing what great humanitarians these coaches are. Makes you wonder why this guy has such a bug up his ass. Doesn’t he realize it’s always about the kids?
Filed under Fall and Rise of Bobby Petrino
Jeremy Pruitt, still GATA
Two great quotes from spring practice about the secondary…
One:
… As the Dawgs worked on defending short out passes, Pruitt raced away from the group he was tutoring and ripped into a player from another group that he noticed giving less than exemplary effort. “You’re pussy-footing,” Pruitt yelled. “I don’t want to see no pussy-footing!” With still another who showed improper technique, he called the guy back to his starting spot and patiently demonstrated the correct way of doing things.
Two:
“We all are comfortable. But we still don’t know who’s going to be put where,” Bowman said. “So we’re just working it out right now.”
If that doesn’t sum up life under Pruitt, I don’t know what does.
Filed under Georgia Football
The education of Jake Ganus
Had a big day at Saturday’s scrimmage, but you have to admire his honest self-assessment as someone raw whose technique is being polished by Coach Ekeler.
He’s a confident kid. Which is not to say he doesn’t know what he’s going up against every day in practice.
“I think there’s a difference in depth,” he said. “There’s players at UAB that can play anywhere in the country, and you can see that from where they landed. But I think overall, just the speed, size, strength, it is different. It’s why Georgia is in the SEC and why they compete every year in the SEC, because they have the speed, the size and the talent to do that.”
Any reason to think inside linebacker isn’t another fluid spot on the roster right now?
Filed under Georgia Football
Wednesday morning buffet
Saban free.
- “Malkom Parrish is running with the starters at cornerback, but isn’t getting too comfortable.“ If anyone in Georgia’s secondary is getting too comfortable, Pruitt must be slipping.
- Speaking of comfort, if it’s spring, it must be time to experiment.
- How’s that NCAA pilot program that is helping pay for families of athletes to travel to watch their kids play working out?
- Shattle Fenteng will miss the rest of spring practice after hurting his ribs. Man, talk about snakebit.
- A rising SEC tide lifts all boats, part one: Alabama assistant coaches’ salaries increased by almost 60 percent from 2010 to 2014.
- A rising SEC tide lifts all boats, part two: Schools are throwing money at basketball coaches, too.
- Shorter Dabo Swinney: Never mind what I’m making now; college players shouldn’t get paid, because I didn’t get into coaching to make money.
- Schools aren’t worried about apps that let people send video to their followers in real time… for now.
- Dan Wolken takes a look at how the coaching transition is going at Florida.
- Interested in how Georgia’s new kids on the block are doing so far? Dawgs247 has a report.