Stronger

[dstee]

Long time lurker, hardly ever comment, but what I've seen in the last couple weeks is a team getting stronger, coming together - actually pushing the pile forward vs. getting pushed back. We also lost some of those, but was impressed, especially the Tim Jordan pile rush for a first down!
GBO!

 

[MAD]

 

[MadWorld]

Yep, bring on Ga State.

(I agree, this looked like a college football team and football coaches rather than a HS one)

 

[FrankenVol54]

That was absolutely beautiful. That's how you dominate the line of scrimmage.

 

[rocytop2624]

Yep, bring on Ga State.

(I agree, this looked like a college football team and football coaches rather than a HS one)

I wish they could start the season over and know what they know now.

 

[McDad]

A thing of beauty

 

[rocytop2624]

K

I am suprised the Bama refs didn't blow the whistle and let that fly.

 

[rocytop2624]

I hate to keep digging on the young man but JG should have been pushing the pile he wasn't cause he don't give a crap. I have never felt this way towards a player that has zero off the field issue.

 

[TJVol95]

That was absolutely beautiful. That's how you dominate the line of scrimmage.

That’s what BYU did to us and they didn’t blow the whistle.

 

[DC_Vol]

LOL @ Trey Smith

Giving that Bama lineman the business and then letting him off the hook to go move the pile.

Very nice. I missed this detail while watching the game.

 

[illvol]

I hate to keep digging on the young man but JG should have been pushing the pile he wasn't cause he don't give a crap. I have never felt this way towards a player that has zero off the field issue.

There are plenty of reasons to pick at JG but this isn’t one of them and saying he doesn’t give a crap is ignorant. You don’t go out and endure what he does daily if you don’t give a crap. Also, as a quarterback you stay out of scrums like that to avoid being in a pile. Bad things happen in piles.

 

[SmokinBob]

My favorite play last night