Kentucky game highlights

That's really not a bad reel. I wish there was a TD pass and a pick6 mixed in there, but still pretty solid overall.

Thanks for posting.

Question for anyone who understands QB fundamentals better than I do:

Would you consider White's fundamentals "bad" (for lack of a better term) in the very first play in the highlight video? The only reason I ask is because he never seems to plant his feet, or if he does it's only briefly while making his reads.

This is not an indictment on White's game AT ALL. I'm just curious because it looked like a little bit of happy feet. And if anything was probably nerves - big 3rd down play, first road start, etc.

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Would you consider White's fundamentals "bad" (for lack of a better term) in the very first play in the highlight video? The only reason I ask is because he never seems to plant his feet, or if he does it's only briefly while making his reads.

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Actually what he is doing is correct fundamentals. He keeps his feet moving to keep his body moving through his progressions. As a qb, you never wanna have dead feet.

Happy feet would be when you are not comfortable in the pocket and you look for the first opportunity to take off running. An example would be a qb that has good protection and instead of standing in the pocket he scrambles around in or outside of the pocket when he doesn't need to.

I am loving me some Carlton Davis. He is gonna be a great one.

Well, yeah. Technically you can't lead an entire game because both scores start at 0. You catch my drift.

When was the last time Auburn never trailed during an SEC road game?

Check out the "blocking" on #95 Dontavius Russell at 1:49.

It's sad seeing that all it takes is doubling one lineman. Russell has shown flashes, but that's about it.

Also can we get our money back for those "unholdable" jerseys