Ellington, Byrd, and Clowney might miss game 1

I'm glad he is doing this. Bubba has been saying, mumbling really, behind the scenes, that he was about to run out of patience with Byrd and Ellington's hammies.

And Clowney has evidently been milking it - typical of a 20 year old kid I guess ... I mean, look at Mainzel.

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Scott Hood ?@ScottHood63 24m

Surprise, surprise! Clowney practiced today as did Damiere Byrd. Looks like Spurrier's motivational tactics worked.

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Looks like what's been reported today, what got Spurrier so upset yesterday was that those three were given off days from practice, but instead of joining the team on the sidelines at the Proving Grounds, they stayed in the lockerrooms and "jived around". Today both Clowney and Byrd practiced, and Ellington still could not but was on the field with the WR group, in shorts and tee.

Sounds like they got the message, but that they needed to in the first place is pretty disappointing. Perhaps they got some bad signals from the training staff or someone, but certainly Lattimore wouldn't have done that. We still have a ways to go in replacing his leadership on the team....

I read that Ellington's hammy was more severe than the other guys injuries. I totally agree with the coaches, unless a trainer says, "you aren't allowed to go out to the practice field at all," then those guys should have been out on the field with the team.

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I read that Ellington's hammy was more severe than the other guys injuries

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When all this came out I thought to myself that Ellington doesn't seem to be the type to just sit and not participate because he doesn't feel like it.

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Have you guys been outside the past few weeks? In there defense I'd take every brake possible. Its seriously the hottest its ever fawking been and we all now Columbia is the hottest place in fawking North America.

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Not good enough....it's no hotter this fall than any other fall in Columbia. Coasting through the summertime heat is something that UGA players are more used to doing, as you very well know (not now)...

This summer is mild in comparison I was an industrial HVAC technician. I was on the roofs of industrial plants all last summer (even that day in June when it was like 109) I had to wear nomex shirts and pants everyday because of the jobs we would do. When doing some jobs we had to run oxy acetylene torches, it is no where close to the hottest it has been. Conditioned athletes can handle it no excuse not to be on the practice fields with the rest of the team.

I don't think it's possible for you to have anymore grammar mistakes in your post.

Must be from North Charleston.

Double post

You got that right, like "Devil's a-hole" hot