2021 Fall Camp Thread - Bend Over & I’ll Continue Showing You

[cdain3 3454]

 

[Hiphopopotamos 20875]

 

[Hiphopopotamos 20875]

 

 

 

[Hiphopopotamos 20875]

Byron Murphy looks and plays like a grown-ass man.

 

 

And nice work from Majors against the mountain that is Sweat.

Edited August 19, 2021 by Hiphopopotamos

[Hiphopopotamos 20875]

 

[Dbeasy 15068]

I went to the practice.  You obviously can't tell much, but it is always good to watch the QB's. I didn't watch every practice snap from Thompson and Card, but did see quite a bit from both.  Card's ball looks better than Thompson's, for the most part.  He's more accurate, it's a tighter spiral, and his throwing motion looks more polished. At times he seemed to throw harder too, although Thompson had fastballs too at time.  

Edit: oh, and I didn't realize Brooks was so much bigger looking than Robinson. 

Edited August 19, 2021 by Dbeasy

[Lurch 5931]

Drops should improve once they start catching the ball 

You heard it here first, folks. $9.95

[BurntOrange&White 39934]

2 minutes ago, Dbeasy said:

I went to the practice.  You obviously can't tell much, but it is always good to watch the QB's. I didn't watch every practice snap from Thompson and Card, but did see quite a bit from both.  Card's ball looks better than Thompson's, for the most part.  He's more accurate, it's a tighter spiral, and his throwing motion looks more polished. At times he seemed to throw harder too, although Thompson had fastballs too at time.  

IMO Thompson has to try and sling it with velocity. 

[Beer Drinker 618]

7 minutes ago, Dbeasy said:

I went to the practice.  You obviously can't tell much, but it is always good to watch the QB's. I didn't watch every practice snap from Thompson and Card, but did see quite a bit from both.  Card's ball looks better than Thompson's, for the most part.  He's more accurate, it's a tighter spiral, and his throwing motion looks more polished. At times he seemed to throw harder too, although Thompson had fastballs too at time.  

Edit: oh, and I didn't realize Brooks was so much bigger looking than Robinson. 

Brooks is bigger than Bijan?

[Hiphopopotamos 20875]

9 minutes ago, Dbeasy said:

I went to the practice.  You obviously can't tell much, but it is always good to watch the QB's. I didn't watch every practice snap from Thompson and Card, but did see quite a bit from both.  Card's ball looks better than Thompson's, for the most part.  He's more accurate, it's a tighter spiral, and his throwing motion looks more polished. At times he seemed to throw harder too, although Thompson had fastballs too at time.  

Edit: oh, and I didn't realize Brooks was so much bigger looking than Robinson. 

Did Brooks put on a shit ton of weight over the summer?  They're listed at the same height and Bijan is listed 15 pounds heavier.

[Hook1997 5382]

So we hold everyone under 20 points and Bijan and crew have 300 plus yards a game and 3 TD’s a game and we get a passing TD or 2 a game.   I’m good with that.  

[cmontexas 3272]

39 minutes ago, Coelenterate Fuccboi said:

Not blitzing from deep enough, he needs to back up at least 5 more yards before deciding to make a run at the QB. /Orlando probably 

That was an Orlando special the play was already broken down by the time 0 came screaming in on the delayed blitz. Couldn't tell who was on the edge but Kerstetter got smoked

[Hook1997 5382]

1 minute ago, Hiphopopotamos said:

Did Brooks put on a shit ton of weight over the summer?  They're listed at the same height and Bijan is listed 15 pounds heavier.

Yes, I heard he’s put on close to 15 since last fall and it’s good weight.  He can still be growing too.  

[perfectchaos007 6672]

1 minute ago, Hook1997 said:

Yes, I heard he’s put on close to 15 since last fall and it’s good weight.  He can still be growing too.  

Wonder if they're trying to build him into a fullback like Cody Johnson for those 3rd and 1 plays

Edited August 19, 2021 by perfectchaos007

[Hook1997 5382]

5 minutes ago, perfectchaos007 said:

Wonder if they're trying to build him into a fullback like Cody Johnson for those 3rd and 1 plays

No,  he’s not a fullback.  He has way too good of vision and cuts for that and he’s not slow.  I think he’s young, still growing some and probably didn’t lift anywhere close to like he has since getting to Austin.  

Edited August 19, 2021 by Hook1997

[ousux 5597]

Was your first message ever really just, “Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk?” I’ll subscribe to your newsletter.

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[jinx 2635]

7 hours ago, LTtxfan said:

Surly gonna have fun with this name... 

 

Shakey Graves kicks ass. 
 

 

[Dr. Teeth 5845]

Murphy just looks faster now than in his clips. Either they were 0.5x speed or he has been working on it. 

[gmr548 16580]

Interesting to see in this clip is Josh Moore’s body language  
 

That you mean, what is it?

[OnAComputer 1405]

1 hour ago, ElChupacabra said:

Can we all chip in to get whoever is filming these clips a phone with a half-ass decent camera? These clips look like they're filmed on a TI-89.

It’s me. The wifi at the stadium fucking sucked. Also Twitter is compressing it to hell

Edited August 19, 2021 by OnAComputer

[LTtxfan 49246]

4 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:

Any of y’all going to the practice to give updates?

I went.   SIAP... just got home.

 Card more talented, Casey was off.  Unfortunately, neither had a strong night. 

Had a high school coach next to me critiquing the QBs at this practice -- he was hoping Casey would start as QB1 because of his experience, but nothing big happened for Casey tonight.  Unless Casey has a great scrimmage Saturday, he said "yah gotta start Card against Cajuns".  He also kept spotting open WRs that neither QB was seeing thru their progressions.  (It's obvious these QB's are still struggling with their reads in this new offense.)

SARK has to pick starting QB by Tuesday -- QB1 needs a ton of practice reps with the starters...

Bijan= stud    High Energy!!!

Roschon looks good too, and had great effort tonight.

D-line is for real.  LB's were flying around too.  Josh T had a nice pass breakup -- and Dunn made a nice defensive play too.

Not sure if Worthy practiced tonight. 

Omeire tweaked his right knee -- not sure how serious.

IMO... Lack of experience and leadership at QB and WR spots really holding this team back.  Except for Brewer's blocking, not sold on the TEs yet.

Need more alphas on offense -- guy with Kasey Studdard's attitude would really help.

Gotta find a way to start 3-0 and keep improving to start the season.

Hook 'em 🤘

[Rimbo 25975]

5 hours ago, Tex Pete said:

And I have a good buddy who played and coached with Major who loves the guy. Says he would fit right in here.

Of course, the whole fat trainer thing, but...yeah, he would fit right in here.

He and Vic would hit it off.

5 hours ago, RollLeft said:

He and Vic would hit it off.

...jinx

3 hours ago, Sal said:

It's refreshing listening to PK and Flood talk football with some intelligence in contrast to the ignoramuses of the last regime. 

You mean the last two-and-a-half regimes.

3 hours ago, HenryJames said:

@NowThis

[Ricky Butler 2729]

13 minutes ago, OnAComputer said:

It’s me. The wifi at the stadium fucking sucked

Don't take that shit from him. Tell him to fuck off and email Tim Cook.

[Burt Macklin 19038]

54 minutes ago, Hiphopopotamos said:

 

Hookfin looks pretty good in those clips, but I don’t think we’ll be expecting much out of Davis in the pass rush. No explosion and he has no real plan for his pass rush. I hope we get to see some of Ovie in 1 on 1s. He’s got the highest ceiling of the edge transfers we took. 

[LTtxfan 49246]

Btw, Charles Wright's arm strength was surprisingly good...

[HtownHorn 14723]

On 8/17/2021 at 5:02 PM, Newy25 said:

If Casey transfers before the season we will be in trouble for sure. 

So will Casey. He would have to sit out unless he transfers down to FCS or below. The deadline has passed to get immediate eligibility. So he wouldn't play, but would still have 2 years left because of the Covid RS.

Edited August 19, 2021 by HtownHorn

[Burt Macklin 19038]

5 minutes ago, HtownHorn said:

So will Casey. He would have to sit out unless he transfers down to FCS or below. The deadline has passed to get immediate eligibility. So he wouldn't play, but would still have 2 years left because of the Covid RS.

Wrong as usual. Grad transfers don’t have to sit. 

[BornAndRaised 12291]

Was at the practice. Card will start, our receivers are bad, Defense will carry us and our stable of backs will score. I was legitimately impressed with Bijan and Roschon all night. I think it'll take a few games of us running opponents over on the ground before they sell out against the run and our passing game starts to open up.

Edited August 19, 2021 by BornAndRaised

[Burt Macklin 19038]

4 minutes ago, BornAndRaised said:

Was at the game. Hudson will start, our receivers are bad, Defense will carry us and our stable of backs will score. I was legitimately impressed with Bijan and Roschon all night. I think it'll take a few games of us running opponents over on the ground before they sell out against the run and our passing game starts to open up.

Lucky for us, ULL and Arky both had very poor run defenses last year. 

[BornAndRaised 12291]

Also, I felt like we haven't really heard a lot about him so far in camp, or maybe I haven't been paying attention, but I was really impressed with Myron Warren. He's HUGE.

[Hiphopopotamos 20875]

42 minutes ago, Burt Macklin said:

Hookfin looks pretty good in those clips, but I don’t think we’ll be expecting much out of Davis in the pass rush. No explosion and he has no real plan for his pass rush. I hope we get to see some of Ovie in 1 on 1s. He’s got the highest ceiling of the edge transfers we took. 

 

[UDontKnow 10447]

1 hour ago, perfectchaos007 said:

Wonder if they're trying to build him into a fullback like Cody Johnson for those 3rd and 1 plays

Obligatory - "Face full of Johnson"

Credit to @South Austin who first posted this grand clip on TOS.

[Rockwell Torrey 1289]

1 hour ago, Hook1997 said:

So we hold everyone under 20 points and Bijan and crew have 300 plus yards a game and 3 TD’s a game and we get a passing TD or 2 a game.   I’m good with that.  

Coach Sark bringing the Wisconsin offense to the Big 12.  3D chess.

[BornAndRaised 12291]

1 minute ago, Rockwell Torrey said:

Coach Sark bringing the Wisconsin offense to the Big 12.  3D chess.

and then to the SEC.

[Vertigo 20290]

1 hour ago, Hook1997 said:

So we hold everyone under 20 points and Bijan and crew have 300 plus yards a game and 3 TD’s a game and we get a passing TD or 2 a game.   I’m good with that.  

Are we 90s nebraska now?

[USNALonghorn 5078]

4 minutes ago, Vertigo said:

Are we 90s nebraska now?

I was thinking more along the lines of 2009-2012 Bama.

[Red Five 40862]

Omeire went down like he was shot.

QBs looked comparable in 11 v 11. Card looked much better in drill work. The arm talent difference is noticeable.

Didn’t see K Robinson get any work. Brooks was going on after Bijan and Roschon. Bijan looked other worldly.

Marcus Washington dropped a perfectly thrown TD pass from Card in the back of the end zone. The only time I’ve ever noticed him is when he’s dropping passes. Don’t know how you can play him.

Thompson and Jamison were blanketing the receivers. Jamison picked off Card when he tried to fit one in.

Brockermeyer picked off Thompson on a drop into coverage because that’s what he does.

I sat next to Anwar Richardson. Nice guy.

[Hank_Hill 18878]

1 hour ago, gmr548 said:

That you mean, what is it?

He looked semi frustrated after getting a TD snatched. Clearly a cancer.

[Rhinotx 500]

4 hours ago, Coelenterate Fuccboi said:

Pics or GTFO!

[LTtxfan 49246]

25 minutes ago, Red Five said:

I sat next to Anwar Richardson. Nice guy.

 

 

[LTtxfan 49246]

Siap...

 

[LTtxfan 49246]

 

[Coelenterate Fuccboi 13116]

18 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

 

Does this mean we suck and we’re good? Reminds me of a girl I met in San Francisco.

[honolulu horn 6164]

The OL is really the key to this team's success this year. If they can open up even small running lanes, our RBs will take full advantage and have big runs. If not, it will shift to an inexperienced QB and a stable of shitty receivers to win games. Even good TEs could really help a lot. Hoping that something clicks for our passing game before Big 12 play begins, because I think we can rely on the run game for our first three games. Here's hoping the OL can create those running lanes and give the new QB some time to read progressions. 

Edited August 19, 2021 by honolulu horn

[Hermanator 7107]

12 hours ago, Sir Ulrich said:

That may be true but  off season sacks are also the most finicky stat around. Picks on the other hand are relatively black and white who to blame and that generally comes back to the QB. 

No

[DigglerontheHoof 21202]

How in the fuck do we have nothing but receivers w/ brick hands?  That's unacceptable.  JFC, go fuck yourself again, Herman. 

[BurntOrange&White 39934]

Whoever Paul Waddlington is on IT

 

Lots of reports swirling around, but this was provided to me by a friend with excellent football knowledge and a discerning eye. He agreed to let me share it with the board.

Here it is: 

**

My random thoughts / notes 

Best five on oline might be: Jones, Okafor, Angilau, Conner, Kerstetter

We look a lot better run blocking to the right. Jones does a pretty good job with positioning but doesn’t look particularly comfortable as a run blocker so we are much better with him cutting off on the backside of the play than being at the point of attack.

Kerstetter gets a lot out of his tools. He’s not super fluid but he does a good job of holding onto an advantage and never getting beat bad. That said – ideally you’d like to see more fluidity from him at tackle.

The hype around Hayden Conner is warranted. I’ll be surprised if he doesn’t end up on the first team before the end of the year. Actually reminds me of a slightly less athletic Justin Blalock. He’s wide and moves well laterally… he’s a pain to deal with. I’d be interested to see him tried at RT and then slide Kerstetter to center.

You might think I’m down on Majors but it’s not the case – it’s just a case of a number of linemen we have having higher ceilings. I think we have a few compositions that could be more dominant in the run game and while Majors does a great job with positioning, getting someone who can win battles inside and has the feet to play wide zone (of which I think we have a few) could make this a unit that can take over games. If Majors is the starter then I’d prefer us to run outside zone like it’s our religion.

Okafor looked great tonight. Best I’ve seen him look – had to double check numbers. Played with a lot of explosion, had good pad level, looked really fluid.

Watching Coburn in 1-on-1s was really impressive. Majors held on for dear life twice and Coburn played right through him. Logan Parr took a rep against him and got absolutely smoked.

I think Ojomo is going to make a lot of plays in the backfield this year from the 3-tech particularly with Coburn demanding a double. He broke into the backfield twice in the full team scrimmage. The offense got considerably better running the ball once Coburn and Ojomo rotated out.

That said overall I like what I see on offensive line. We lost a few battles but the combo blocking looked good and we ran a pin and pull that looked great. Passing protection was decent but we struggled somewhat with giving up ground. In my opinion there’s a bigger problem there with the QBs not getting the ball out in rhythm.

You can tell Overshown and Brockermeyer are benefiting from the interior line play as well as the talent at running back because they are patient reading the run and keeping depth then playing downhill. You can’t fake habits and I’m pretty encouraged what I saw from those two.

Really liked what I saw in terms of pursuit and positioning from the defense. The only play where they really got exposed from a positioning standpoint was a great against the flow cut by Bijan Robinson. 

I expect we’ll give up a lot of underneath passes and wide receiver screens this year with how we playing match 3 coverage but relatively few big chunk plays.

There are a number of drills from this coaching staff that I really enjoyed. Particularly for oline and linebacker. Oline worked a lot of different techniques in individual drills and while the pace isn’t frenetic, the lineman are putting a lot into each rep. They worked on explosion and lift in one drill with the sled and it was fucking impressive.

The linebackers worked a 2 on 1 drill where 3 players start with their backs to each other and run out about 10 paces then turn and two players have to close on one and maintain leverage. It was one of the best drills to see athleticism in that group.

Players who I wrote notes about:
 

Ovie Oghoufo with an outstanding pass rush in 1-on-1’s where he fainted a speed rush and then pushed Christian Jones off balance as he was trying to expand and ran straight through him.

Isaiah Hookfin with excellent patience as a pass blocker and great fluidity in 1-on-1’s shutting down both Ben Davis and D.J. Harris and making it look relatively effortless.

Byron Murphey absolutely clowned Tope Imade in 1-on-1’s. Imade plays extremely stiff and survives purely through really good hand strength.

Andrej Karic looks comfortable and fluid at right tackle. Handled Prince Dorbah with ease.

Jaylen Garth has heavy feet. Hate to write someone off, but can’t see him contributing any time soon. 

Max Merril is in the same boat… feet looked bad which is especially bad at his lighter size. Myron Warren worked him over.

Rafiti Ghirmai looked really good against T’Vondre Sweat in 1-on-1’s and Sweat looked great all practice including a great sack in the scrimmage portion.

Junior Angilau looks like the best interior pass protector. Shut Byron Murphy down.

Bijan Robison preformed great in the pass protection drills. Low frame, great positioning and effort in the drill.

Alfred Collins looked crazy fluid at his size in drills. He didn’t have much of an impact on the edge during the scrimmage though… he doesn’t look comfortable / aggressive there yet.

Vernon Broughton is explosive. Can’t help but notice him in drills. He’s a little top heavy right now but might be special later.

Terrence Cooks is a great combo of power and fluidity. Wouldn’t be surprised if he has some flashes in games this year.

Overshown got a sack on a delay blitz where no one threatened his zone and his closing speed from his drop to the QB was the real deal. Loved the play because it was awareness and discipline capped by athleticism.

Neither QB is particularly impressive. Thompson is a lot more fluid in his footwork so he looks more comfortable but he isn’t a consistent or accurate passer and he has to put a lot of air on anything over 25 yards. Card is bizarrely stiff in his backfield footwork and doesn’t look great on rollouts either – looks especially bad rolling left which is a concern since we run much better going right. He’s fast when he pulls the ball but his passing footwork is choppy and you don’t see the bounce and resets you’d like to as he is going through a progression. He gets good spin on the ball and can deliver the ball a lot more directly to a lot more of the field.

The reports about lack of separation from the WRs are pretty dead on. My guess is that they are struggling with clean reads on the match coverage and that’s translating into less decisiveness on their routes and less explosiveness in their stems. Needs to change. One thought I had was they they need to start having players positioned as defenders on more of the WR drills so they are practicing their footwork in relation to a defender and getting more reps reading position.

Best pass of the night was a strike from Card to Washington on a slant. Washington dropped a touchdown later on a ball that bounced off his chest.

Overall not necessarily in love with the total number of reps at practice. Not sure how typical it was but at any given time 2/3rds of the players are watching. The effort in every rep was high but I prefer the formats that emphasize more total reps.

[BurntOrange&White 39934]

Is there only 1 scrimmage remaining or two?


I think I recall Sarkisian saying he wanted to start preparing for Louisiana 2 weeks prior to the game so that would essentially mean this coming Monday, correct? If so, I think you'd want to have a starter chosen by then that way you have two weeks for the QB and receivers to gel with one another and hopefully some of these drop issues go away.

[Duane Moore 5243]

17 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said:

Whoever Paul Waddlington is on IT

 

Lots of reports swirling around, but this was provided to me by a friend with excellent football knowledge and a discerning eye. He agreed to let me share it with the board.

Here it is: 

**

My random thoughts / notes 

Best five on oline might be: Jones, Okafor, Angilau, Conner, Kerstetter

We look a lot better run blocking to the right. Jones does a pretty good job with positioning but doesn’t look particularly comfortable as a run blocker so we are much better with him cutting off on the backside of the play than being at the point of attack.

Kerstetter gets a lot out of his tools. He’s not super fluid but he does a good job of holding onto an advantage and never getting beat bad. That said – ideally you’d like to see more fluidity from him at tackle.

The hype around Hayden Conner is warranted. I’ll be surprised if he doesn’t end up on the first team before the end of the year. Actually reminds me of a slightly less athletic Justin Blalock. He’s wide and moves well laterally… he’s a pain to deal with. I’d be interested to see him tried at RT and then slide Kerstetter to center.

You might think I’m down on Majors but it’s not the case – it’s just a case of a number of linemen we have having higher ceilings. I think we have a few compositions that could be more dominant in the run game and while Majors does a great job with positioning, getting someone who can win battles inside and has the feet to play wide zone (of which I think we have a few) could make this a unit that can take over games. If Majors is the starter then I’d prefer us to run outside zone like it’s our religion.

Okafor looked great tonight. Best I’ve seen him look – had to double check numbers. Played with a lot of explosion, had good pad level, looked really fluid.

Watching Coburn in 1-on-1s was really impressive. Majors held on for dear life twice and Coburn played right through him. Logan Parr took a rep against him and got absolutely smoked.

I think Ojomo is going to make a lot of plays in the backfield this year from the 3-tech particularly with Coburn demanding a double. He broke into the backfield twice in the full team scrimmage. The offense got considerably better running the ball once Coburn and Ojomo rotated out.

That said overall I like what I see on offensive line. We lost a few battles but the combo blocking looked good and we ran a pin and pull that looked great. Passing protection was decent but we struggled somewhat with giving up ground. In my opinion there’s a bigger problem there with the QBs not getting the ball out in rhythm.

You can tell Overshown and Brockermeyer are benefiting from the interior line play as well as the talent at running back because they are patient reading the run and keeping depth then playing downhill. You can’t fake habits and I’m pretty encouraged what I saw from those two.

Really liked what I saw in terms of pursuit and positioning from the defense. The only play where they really got exposed from a positioning standpoint was a great against the flow cut by Bijan Robinson. 

I expect we’ll give up a lot of underneath passes and wide receiver screens this year with how we playing match 3 coverage but relatively few big chunk plays.

There are a number of drills from this coaching staff that I really enjoyed. Particularly for oline and linebacker. Oline worked a lot of different techniques in individual drills and while the pace isn’t frenetic, the lineman are putting a lot into each rep. They worked on explosion and lift in one drill with the sled and it was fucking impressive.

The linebackers worked a 2 on 1 drill where 3 players start with their backs to each other and run out about 10 paces then turn and two players have to close on one and maintain leverage. It was one of the best drills to see athleticism in that group.

Players who I wrote notes about:
 

Ovie Oghoufo with an outstanding pass rush in 1-on-1’s where he fainted a speed rush and then pushed Christian Jones off balance as he was trying to expand and ran straight through him.

Isaiah Hookfin with excellent patience as a pass blocker and great fluidity in 1-on-1’s shutting down both Ben Davis and D.J. Harris and making it look relatively effortless.

Byron Murphey absolutely clowned Tope Imade in 1-on-1’s. Imade plays extremely stiff and survives purely through really good hand strength.

Andrej Karic looks comfortable and fluid at right tackle. Handled Prince Dorbah with ease.

Jaylen Garth has heavy feet. Hate to write someone off, but can’t see him contributing any time soon. 

Max Merril is in the same boat… feet looked bad which is especially bad at his lighter size. Myron Warren worked him over.

Rafiti Ghirmai looked really good against T’Vondre Sweat in 1-on-1’s and Sweat looked great all practice including a great sack in the scrimmage portion.

Junior Angilau looks like the best interior pass protector. Shut Byron Murphy down.

Bijan Robison preformed great in the pass protection drills. Low frame, great positioning and effort in the drill.

Alfred Collins looked crazy fluid at his size in drills. He didn’t have much of an impact on the edge during the scrimmage though… he doesn’t look comfortable / aggressive there yet.

Vernon Broughton is explosive. Can’t help but notice him in drills. He’s a little top heavy right now but might be special later.

Terrence Cooks is a great combo of power and fluidity. Wouldn’t be surprised if he has some flashes in games this year.

Overshown got a sack on a delay blitz where no one threatened his zone and his closing speed from his drop to the QB was the real deal. Loved the play because it was awareness and discipline capped by athleticism.

Neither QB is particularly impressive. Thompson is a lot more fluid in his footwork so he looks more comfortable but he isn’t a consistent or accurate passer and he has to put a lot of air on anything over 25 yards. Card is bizarrely stiff in his backfield footwork and doesn’t look great on rollouts either – looks especially bad rolling left which is a concern since we run much better going right. He’s fast when he pulls the ball but his passing footwork is choppy and you don’t see the bounce and resets you’d like to as he is going through a progression. He gets good spin on the ball and can deliver the ball a lot more directly to a lot more of the field.

The reports about lack of separation from the WRs are pretty dead on. My guess is that they are struggling with clean reads on the match coverage and that’s translating into less decisiveness on their routes and less explosiveness in their stems. Needs to change. One thought I had was they they need to start having players positioned as defenders on more of the WR drills so they are practicing their footwork in relation to a defender and getting more reps reading position.

Best pass of the night was a strike from Card to Washington on a slant. Washington dropped a touchdown later on a ball that bounced off his chest.

Overall not necessarily in love with the total number of reps at practice. Not sure how typical it was but at any given time 2/3rds of the players are watching. The effort in every rep was high but I prefer the formats that emphasize more total reps.

Some real interesting stuff in there from Scipio about the best 5 on the o-line. Angilau is the best interior pass protector?

[BurntOrange&White 39934]

2 minutes ago, Duane Moore said:

Some real interesting stuff in there from Scipio about the best 5 on the o-line. Angilau is the best interior pass protector?

Oh forgot that is Scipio's name...lol.


He kind of lost me when he suggested Kerstetter to center though.