A very late "What I Saw At A-Day"

Have no doubt that all this has been covered, but lets do it again, bitches...

1. Neither of the present scholarship QBs will be the starter this Fall. If they are, we're in trouble. Both of'em still hesitate WAY too much in throwing the ball. Frazier hesitates a bit more IMO, but Wallace throws the ball like a damn shot-put. Both of them are going to get a WR killed on the bubble screen the ball takes so damn long to get there. PLEASE let Nick Marshall or Jeremy Johnson be good enough to be an SEC starter!

2. Tackling = much improved.

3. DL didn't impress at all really, but I don't think they were playing anything but a Base defensive set.

4. No LB stood out to me, but I can't say I saw any examples of the ankle-dive tackling technique either, which was an encouragement.

5. Actually encouraged by the secondary. I like how Garrett and Therezie played the Star (I'm putting the Star here because I think it fits the label better than LB). And I was satisfied with the CB performance.

6. If the freshman RB can contribute quality minutes and ability this Fall, we're fine at RB. Payne was at the very least a Spring Game beast. And Mason still looked good.

7. I like the H-back/TE work. They were getting open a lot. And the QBs were missing them or not throwing to them a lot.

8. WR's... urg. Not good yet.

9. OL has potential. Definitely have decent depth IMO.

10. Special teams were a joke in this game, so no comment.

11. Was the judging criteria for the Toomer's Oaks video contest for the stupidest? Or corniest? That was painful to watch.

12. I forgot I have very little hair left at this point in my life and I forgot to wear a hat. THIS IS BAD.

We have a LOT left to do before the Fall to become a good team. Freshmen have an opportunity to play at pretty much every position except OL, CB, and special teams, IMO.

Great job by everybody making it to the game. J-H looked *great* almost to capacity for a Spring Game.