I know the purpose of this tweet is to highlight Mays’ downfield work, but take a look at what Ridley Woerner does on this play.
Keep your head on a swivel…
@FootballUGA OL Cade Mays 30 yards downfield finding work. pic.twitter.com/6mlFyDiMBu
— Cole Cubelic (@colecubelic) October 2, 2018
You want to play in this offense, you’d better block.
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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
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Where is Ridley? I see (Who I Think is) Woerner….but Ridley?
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Yeah, I think he meant Woerner.
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I need to go back to bed.
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It isn’t shocking that defenses are tired and want to go to bed in the 4th qtr if they’re picking themselves up off the ground like this.
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Good solo tackle by #6. Good ball protection by Godwin.
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That’s why #16 watches from the sideline.
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I keep watching it over and over because of Mays! Damn, son! SIC ‘EM!
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This made my day lol
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Woerner had another pancake block in the first quarter. I know he’s had some wiffs this season but the blocking light seems to have clicked on for him.
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Yea, we need Charlie playing at the level he was late last year before he got hurt in the Rose Bowl.
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The ones I’ve seen him struggle with are when they line him up tight and he has to block an OLB/DE. That’s been ugly.
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Also, as the DE got past the block, CW became a wedge getting in the way of the tackle. The RT didn’t have a clear path to finish his block. I wonder if a couple of those plays called for CW to make a ‘chip’ block and he just didn’t execute it well. IDK.
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Hard sometimes to be critical sometimes when:
1) You don’t know what the offensive playcall is and each persons responsibility on the play.
2) The defense the opponent is in and what is called (blitz, stunt, read & react etc).
From my seat, I’ve only seen maybe one play that Woerner may have wiffed on. But I don’t know if he should have chipped & released & if there should have been a RB there to pick the person up. The only people that probably know that are the players and coaches. I sometimes get a chuckle out of some that say Woerner can’t block. Some watch, but they just do not know what they are watching…..God bless’em.
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I thought it might be time to “fatten” #89 up and make him a fullback but that play looked nice. Mays sat next to me in PreCalc(returned to school as part of midlife crisis), that clip proves he likes moving SEC talent as much as he does Fortnight.
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Congrats HiAltDawg on returning to school. Not just school but Athens, GA.
Do you get the sense from Mays that he like UGA?
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Thanks. I didn’t really get a read on him, he was quiet and I found the Fortnight thing funny.
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We don’t use FB any more. We’ll use a TE as an H back but the FB at Georgia is no more.
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That was Woerner’s best game blocking, by far. He had a whole lot of great blocks in that game. Makes me think that he was injured perhaps, the first few games.
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But..but…but, I keep reading here he “can’t block”. This can’t be, somebody else wearing his jersey number.
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Hines Ward beams his approval of Woerner cleaning out 2 with one block.
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The Mays block looks like a borderline PF to me. Play was over.
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But had the whistle blown? That’s what counts.
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True, sometimes that will get called even if just prior to the whistle. Refs react to falling bodies at the end of the play, just like along the sideline where I see a lot of PF calls for contact that is technically legal. Hurts just as much and will never get overturned.
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I saw UT fans calling Cade out for a cheap shot…watch out next year…
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Is there nothing that can done about the pop ups that keep appearing when we read the comments on a phone?
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Having same issue.
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I’ll ask WP again. Didn’t get any help last time.
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The pop ups on mobile are killing me. I can’t look at the comment sections anymore because every single visit forces me to redirect to that ad.
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Same here. Very annoying.
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You probably have spyware on you phone. Go to settings, then safari or, if you don’t have an iPhone whatever browser your phone has, scroll all the way to the bottom and clear history and cookies. Also stop watching free porn, there’s a reason it’s free.
As to Woerner, seems like he’s back to form after the injury and the light has gone back in for him!
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Dammit. If I ain’t gonna watch free porn, what I need this thing for?
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