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A few noteworthy UGA scrimmage stats from this morning..
Posted on 8/10/11 at 11:58 am
Posted on 8/10/11 at 11:58 am
Crowell- 13 for 84, 1 TD (15 long)
Samuel- 11 for 82 (33)
Malcome- 12 for 19 (8)
Murray- 9/15, 100 yards, 1 TD
Mason- 5/19, 59, 1 TD
LeMay- 2/4, 17
Marlon Brown- 2/46
dammit I have to leave, will post more later.
Samuel- 11 for 82 (33)
Malcome- 12 for 19 (8)
Murray- 9/15, 100 yards, 1 TD
Mason- 5/19, 59, 1 TD
LeMay- 2/4, 17
Marlon Brown- 2/46
dammit I have to leave, will post more later.
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Posted on 8/10/11 at 12:03 pm to WG_Dawg
Jarvis Jones with 5 tackles and 3 "sacks"
Posted on 8/10/11 at 12:44 pm to WG_Dawg
The biggest news is that there were no injuries and Boykin and Washington will be back shortly.
Posted on 8/10/11 at 12:48 pm to WG_Dawg
The D gave up 180 yards this morning in practice? Nice.
Posted on 8/10/11 at 1:56 pm to WG_Dawg
-Tree had 8 tackles.
-Herrera had a 65 yard fumble (by -Samuel
) recovery for a TD.
-Robinson looked good.
-Jarvis had 3 sacks.
-Jenkins ran mostly with the 2s.
-Richt said the 2nd RBs (Ken and CT) didn't have near as much room as Isaiah and RS did.
-Richt said he thought Murray missed a few throws. Said it would have been a fine scrimmage if he was still a freshman but expects more out of him now.
-Walsh was 7/8 on field goals with a long of 58.
-Bogotay hit a 68 yard FG using a tee.
-Herrera had a 65 yard fumble (by -Samuel
) recovery for a TD. -Robinson looked good.
-Jarvis had 3 sacks.
-Jenkins ran mostly with the 2s.
-Richt said the 2nd RBs (Ken and CT) didn't have near as much room as Isaiah and RS did.
-Richt said he thought Murray missed a few throws. Said it would have been a fine scrimmage if he was still a freshman but expects more out of him now.
-Walsh was 7/8 on field goals with a long of 58.
-Bogotay hit a 68 yard FG using a tee.
This post was edited on 8/10/11 at 1:57 pm
Posted on 8/10/11 at 1:58 pm to WG_Dawg
That sucks.
Crowell is supposed to house it everytime he touches the ball and Jenkins is supposed to tackle everyone at the line scrimmage for no gain everytime.
Crowell is supposed to house it everytime he touches the ball and Jenkins is supposed to tackle everyone at the line scrimmage for no gain everytime.
Posted on 8/10/11 at 2:01 pm to G8RnGA
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Crowell is supposed to house it everytime he touches the ball and Jenkins is supposed to tackle everyone at the line scrimmage for no gain everytime.
Fact
Posted on 8/10/11 at 2:03 pm to G8RnGA
That is what happened, but we're not gonna release that in the stats for Boise to see. Obvers.
Posted on 8/10/11 at 2:05 pm to WG_Dawg
Top Secret
Posted on 8/10/11 at 2:10 pm to WG_Dawg
Samuel still can't hold onto the football? Isn't that why he was moved to lb?
Posted on 8/10/11 at 2:13 pm to plazadweller
He was moved to LB because, like James Wilder, it's his natural position. Not to mention we had Knowshon at the time, Samuel was like 17 years old so he could use a redshirt anyway, and it just made sense. And oh yeah, he fumbled.
He would've stayed there but our top 2 RBs are no longer with us, leaving us 2 freshmen and a scrub going into the year. He was moved to RB basically out of necessity. Buuuut even though he's running with the 1s now, I suspect it won't be too long before Crow/Malcome get the majority of the carries.
I will say though, Coach Friend's drive blocking OL scheme will greatly benefit Samuel compared to Searels's zone blocking.
He would've stayed there but our top 2 RBs are no longer with us, leaving us 2 freshmen and a scrub going into the year. He was moved to RB basically out of necessity. Buuuut even though he's running with the 1s now, I suspect it won't be too long before Crow/Malcome get the majority of the carries.
I will say though, Coach Friend's drive blocking OL scheme will greatly benefit Samuel compared to Searels's zone blocking.
Posted on 8/10/11 at 2:52 pm to WG_Dawg
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Coach Friend's drive blocking OL scheme will greatly benefit Samuel compared to Searels's zone blocking.
And will hopefully protect our boys knees.
That "gap opening" 45 degree turn plays havoc on ACLs when the line have little experience
This post was edited on 8/10/11 at 2:55 pm
Posted on 8/10/11 at 2:59 pm to WG_Dawg
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Not to mention we had Knowshon at the time
Not so much...Knowshon left after 2008, Samuel made his move to LB in 2010 and then redshirted him. The reason he was moved was that we thought King and Ealey had burst onto the scene with their performances against Tech at the end of the 2009 season and we needed athletic bodies at ILB.
Posted on 8/10/11 at 3:04 pm to dawgfan1979
Love it. All of it. I don't want to hear "We had a perfect scrimmage, Murray was 10/10 with 10 TD's and Crowell ran for 6 more TD's and the #1 Defense flat killed the #2 Offense on every single possesion." That'd be a bunch of bullshite. Sounds like Ogletree will be a stalwart at ILB, Jarvis Jones is going to hardly be a misstep from Justin Houston, three wide receivers (King, Brown, and Bennett) have really arrived and made themselves known in camp, Shawn Williams is showing out at Safety, the #1 OL is doing their jobs well, and despite that damn fumble, Richard Samuel is operating at a 7yards/carry clip. Also, sounds like Crowell isn't having any woesome issues at pass blocking either. Very, very encouraging day, and an endless month through which to grow and get better as a team.
As I've said elsewhere, this could be Richt's last year. If it is, give the man credit: he's pulled out all the stops to try and correct what he can for this season. If it falls short, then it's just a damn shame and we're going to have to make a damn good hire to turn things around
As I've said elsewhere, this could be Richt's last year. If it is, give the man credit: he's pulled out all the stops to try and correct what he can for this season. If it falls short, then it's just a damn shame and we're going to have to make a damn good hire to turn things around
Posted on 8/10/11 at 3:09 pm to tylerdurden24
Complete Stats
RUSHING:
Isaiah Crowell: 13 for 84 1 td
Richard Samuel: 11 for 82 yards, 1 fumble
Ken Malcome: 12 for 19 yards
Carlton Thomas: 8 for 21
*Crowell and Samuel took reps for the first offense and they scrimmaged against the second team defense. Malcome and Thomas took reps for the second team offense and scrimmaged against the first team defense.
PASSING:
Aaron Murray: 9-15, 100 yards, 35 long
Hutson Mason: 5-19, 59 yards, 1 TD
Christian LeMay 2-4, 17 yards
RECEIVING:
Aron White 3 for 47, long of 32
Richard Samuel 3 for 32, long of 14
Marlon Brown 2 for 46, long of 45
Jay Rome 2 for 22, long of 12
Taylor Bradberry, 1 for 20, TD
KICKING:
Walsh 7-8, long of 58
Bogatay in warmups kicked 68 yards
TACKLES:
Alec Ogltree: 8 tackles, pbu
Michael Gilliard: 7 tackles
Amarlo Herrara: 7 tackles, fumble recovery
Jarvis Jones: 6 tackles, 3 sacks
Abry Jones: 1 sack, pbu
Ramik Wilson, 2 sacks, tfl
Christian Robinson, 2 tfl, 1 sack
Reuben Faloughi: 2 sacks
Corey Moore: 2 pbu
Devin Bowman: INT on 2 pt play
RUSHING:
Isaiah Crowell: 13 for 84 1 td
Richard Samuel: 11 for 82 yards, 1 fumble
Ken Malcome: 12 for 19 yards
Carlton Thomas: 8 for 21
*Crowell and Samuel took reps for the first offense and they scrimmaged against the second team defense. Malcome and Thomas took reps for the second team offense and scrimmaged against the first team defense.
PASSING:
Aaron Murray: 9-15, 100 yards, 35 long
Hutson Mason: 5-19, 59 yards, 1 TD
Christian LeMay 2-4, 17 yards
RECEIVING:
Aron White 3 for 47, long of 32
Richard Samuel 3 for 32, long of 14
Marlon Brown 2 for 46, long of 45
Jay Rome 2 for 22, long of 12
Taylor Bradberry, 1 for 20, TD
KICKING:
Walsh 7-8, long of 58
Bogatay in warmups kicked 68 yards
TACKLES:
Alec Ogltree: 8 tackles, pbu
Michael Gilliard: 7 tackles
Amarlo Herrara: 7 tackles, fumble recovery
Jarvis Jones: 6 tackles, 3 sacks
Abry Jones: 1 sack, pbu
Ramik Wilson, 2 sacks, tfl
Christian Robinson, 2 tfl, 1 sack
Reuben Faloughi: 2 sacks
Corey Moore: 2 pbu
Devin Bowman: INT on 2 pt play
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