Ashevolle
Pandemonium Reigns
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My first thought as well. Then we have Wood-Anderson & Maleik Gray with #4, is that bad news for Gray? Also Palmer now has James Brown's #84, and Thompson now has Labruzza's #20. Kinda strange. The other 5 changes (Harris, Butler, Kongbo, Smith, & Henderson) don't have duplicate #'s.
The UT roster hasn't been updated, so I guess we'll have to wait and see what happens.
He was advanced physically as a frosh and saw time. Got hurt, got out of shape, and didn't develop any more physically or as a player.
Came in impressive as a frosh, but had already hit his ceiling a la Jaques Smith.
My first thought as well. Then we have Wood-Anderson & Maleik Gray with #4, is that bad news for Gray? Also Palmer now has James Brown's #84, and Thompson now has Labruzza's #20. Kinda strange. The other 5 changes (Harris, Butler, Kongbo, Smith, & Henderson) don't have duplicate #'s.
The UT roster hasn't been updated, so I guess we'll have to wait and see what happens.
How great would it be to have a dynamic, go-to tight end who had like 50 catches and 8 or 9 touchdowns this year? I’d love it. Hopefully DWA is that guy.Wood-Anderson at 270lb...I can live with that. That as the potential to be an absolute terror for Safety/OLB to cover.
He's my pick for breakout star this year.
Let me explain the number changes. As most are aware, you can't have the two of the same numbers on the field at the same time. Therefore some offensive players that have speed and can tackle well or vice versa for defense may find theirselves playing special teams. Happens at Alabama a lot. Also, in Hailmary situations, you may want receivers in at defensive backs. Example is Josh Palmer who has height and hands but couldn't be out there because he wears #5 as does Kyle Phillips who will be out there as well.
We should change numbers after every game just to confuse the enemy! Plus it will be fun to listen to the announces choke on words in their best Verne Lundquist imitation!
Keep your Arse down coming out of your stance, Keep your Pad level low and explode up, Fire through your Hips when making contact, Muscle memory takes over if you keep Repeating a drill and do it Properly! Maybe that Helps.Is anyone knowledgeable enough about these drills to explain what some of them are actually for? By that I mean for example being under the low black ceiling device (sorry I have no idea what they are called) or when they show guys hitting the other man as he jumps in the air with his arms out, or seeing the Linemen kneeling on the ground and pushing up. I see them doing a lot of these same drills and I was just wondering what said exercises are actually meant to instill. Sorry for the crappy descriptions I'm just trying to get a better grasp on what they are learning. I never saw them doing hardly any of this under Lyle.
Well, he's been hurt.He was advanced physically as a frosh and saw time. Got hurt, got out of shape, and didn't develop any more physically or as a player.
Came in impressive as a frosh, but had already hit his ceiling a la Jaques Smith.
Not sure this applies, but, I was researching "violent hands" - a term CJP used, and this may explain what is going on with driving from their knees...Is anyone knowledgeable enough about these drills to explain what some of them are actually for? By that I mean for example being under the low black ceiling device (sorry I have no idea what they are called) or when they show guys hitting the other man as he jumps in the air with his arms out, or seeing the Linemen kneeling on the ground and pushing up. I see them doing a lot of these same drills and I was just wondering what said exercises are actually meant to instill. Sorry for the crappy descriptions I'm just trying to get a better grasp on what they are learning. I never saw them doing hardly any of this under Lyle.