2010champs

Don’t forget the Washington game. Wish he could have made either of those more often.

Robbie had a big run, even without being live, and a scramble with a deep ball to the back corner from about 30 out. Battie got loose a lot going off the edge, which could be a bad sign that we can’t set the edge on a 5’5” rb, but I’ll take it for now. Went into the scrimmage doubting Alston but his big run made me question it. He had one man to beat running by his side at about the 25 and managed to get in front of him and cross the goal line standing up. Came in pessimistic on all three and left with some cautious optimism.

Receivers are really big. Most of Thorne’s throws were highly contested, which could be a good sign defensively. Jackson had some good short runs where he turned nothing into 4-6 yds.

Admittedly, I didn’t pay attention the whole time and I got sick of checking the roster on my phone quickly, so I probably missed a lot.

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Since he was blind in his right eye

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Not only blind, but had a fake eye - leading to a story my dad (student trainer) always told.

Hub would have different trainers travel to the games and they’d share a hotel room. He’d get a good laugh with each rookie as he’d get ready for bed, put his keys and wallet on the night stand, then pop his prosthetic out and say “I like to keep an eye on my money” as his roommate stared at him in shock.

The Auburn Family and the world as a whole lost a great one. RIP.

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UNLESS, the rumors are true that Bama players have an entitlement problem. They are not like the early teams, the hungry ones.

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If that’s the case Steele’s the man for the job. Speaking from being in a Steele meeting or two, guys want to play for him. He teaches the same “Do Your Job” team defense that Saban and Muschamp do. You have to work as a team to be effective. Everyone is accountable.

They are two of the most redneck coaches in the business. Truly a perfect fit for each other.

Cam was kicked off a team where he’d sit behind Tebow for years and was the #1 Juco prospect. Lil different.

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Yes Dameyune Craig was a cancer

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Nice dude. Horrible professional.

We definitely went the cheap route but Marcus is an incredibly hard worker and I think it will pay off. Malzahn and Dillingham both thought very highly of him. Very smart and professional and relates to players well.

Nm

Sounds like a recipe for Kodi Burns, UCF OC.