re: UGA Fall Camp 2014 Thread

I'm torn as to whom I think will be the bigger X - Factor this season: Blaze or Isaiah McKenzie (sp?)

When we first started hearing Mckenzie rumors I went and watched his highlights and I could not have been more excited about stealing him from OM. We have got to get that guy onto the field because he can flat out ball.

I could see him getting involved on some screens and such, depending how explosive he looks in live action.

Good stuff.

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Radi Nabulsi @RadiNabulsi · 1h

RT @wattsdantzler: Same as last year. Any fan to say "#blessed" to me gets a double awesome signature

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Over-under on NFL players? pic.twitter.com/YA4LxIdeem

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Ben Brandenburg @dbbrandenburg · 2h
S/O to Swann's grandad!! ?? #DGD @D_Swann

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h/t to the senator...

Old habits die hard...

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Corey Moore had done the drill wrong, and Jeremy Pruitt wasn’t happy. He was even more unhappy when Moore began trying to explain why he had messed up.
“Is that what you’re gonna have, what we had last year, making excuses?” Pruitt said, according to Moore.
Moore, a senior safety, shook his head and said “no.” And Pruitt went on with the drill.
“That’s what we need,” Moore said later in an interview. “Some people hate it. But, at the end of the day, it’s gonna be for the best.”

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“He puts you in every scenario in football, live football,” Moore said. “That’s what we need, and what we didn’t have last year.”
Moore used this word to describe Pruitt: “Perfectionist.”
“He feels like if someone’s not doing their job in the program, you should confront them,” he said. “If he’s not doing his job, he wants you to confront him, and if you’re not doing your job he’s gonna confront you. I feel like that was our biggest thing last year, we didn’t have too many people confronting each other, and just taking accountability when we were wrong.”
Such as that time in practice.
Again, it may prove to be a lot of offseason talk. Four years ago, defensive players were also bullish on the changes brought by Todd Grantham. But Grantham’s changes were more schematic. Pruitt’s have been different and, the Bulldogs fervently believe, stronger.

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Some players get admonished, held accountable and respond…

…others transfer to Louisville.

It's funny to see the difference in coaching styles between the two.

Remember this time last year?

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Todd Grantham is not worried about his secondary. No really, he's not. Really.

Georgia's defensive backs have been racked by injuries and several potential starters missed Wednesday night's final scrimmage of the preseason. But Grantham, the defensive coordinator in charge of stopping Clemson, or at least holding the Tigers in check, said the secondary situation isn't keeping him up at night.

"Nah. Hey, we've got the guys we've got, and I think the guys that played last night did a good job," Grantham said. "I think they're pretty conscientious. They've just gotta understand the gameplan and understand where their help is, and just gotta keep working."

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I'm guessing Todd "Keepin' it Chill" Grantham waited patiently for his players to figure it out on their own until he left for Louisville. I really don't understand how he was so coy and positive if his goal twas to field an elite defense.

Even if our secondary is a bust, at least Pruitt is a straight shooter.

frick Grantham

That's all

The guys react to camp being over

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That was very white

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Yes it was.