Recruiting Forum Football Talk VI

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Orangeredblooded said:
Am I the only one that thinks he bears a striking resemblance to skeletor since his divorce?
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Divorce is actually much harder on men I think lol… it also shortens their life expectancy I think, wasn’t there a study or something? I take too good of care of mine 😂 He is spoiled.. I need a girls trip
 
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GoBigOrange86 said:
Thought we were gonna take the lead into halftime after that horrendous start. Instead it’s a 6- point lead for Florida. A nightmarish half on offense.
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Not bad though. Could have gotten out of hand. I think we'll have some gained confidence. Just hit a few shots...that will happen. Giving up 27 in a half was great though, especially with that start.

Defense first...the shots will drop.
 
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Alwaysopen711 said:
When teams put the screws to Santi, our offense just has a hard time getting going.
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He’s lives off meaty okra teams we could beat without him being in the game. Although he did score over 20 against UF last year (but they were meaty okra).
 
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butchna said:
Piggybacked from their mild criticism of Ellarbee’s recruiting in one of their podcasts last week. Can’t disagree with their entire spiel more. It’s revisionist fond remembrance of Fulmer’s efforts before and after he ascended to HC. When he toiled for Majors, there was no star system or off-season 7x7 camps. You visited high schools and developed relationships, attended games…like today. Unlike today, you put more stock in their all-county or all-state status. Fulmer had a tendency to target legit DL prospects (like Jason Layman and Patrick Lenoir) with a goal of converting them to OL. Success bred out of that when it wasn’t the norm. The 86-89 classes of big uglies is what led to our 90’s success. Laid a foundation and kept adding to it. Didn’t mean jack if he didn’t develop them into the road graders who could transform Chuck Webb’s backup into a 1000+ yard rusher. Errybody’s looking for the next Sam Pittman. Pittman wasn’t a recruiting ace until he arrived at UGA. And he had logged a long resume before then. What he did accomplish at his previous stops was the REPUTATION for developing and coaching up what he did land. That rep combined with the top program stage brought in the 5 and high 4 star beasts. They’re herds…they move towards where the pastures are good. Players like Darnell Wright and Jerome Carvin are showing out at the Senior Bowl…products of an elite teacher. Same players were average to below under Will Friend. This week, VQ worried about the strategy management towards OT’s. They referenced how mediocre the tag team of Mincey/Crawford was in action. I don’t think they watched the same games as myself. Their performance allowed Wright to truly dominate at his natural position. A season after being forced to play both Wright and Cade Mays out of theirs. This basically 1 1/2 recruiting classes into a total rebuild. Replacing Wright and Carvin will be a tough incline, but I’ve learned that true OL coaching talents will make that squad improve every year. There will be a day in the near future where some of our usuals will downplay our OL success because ANYBODY can win with Brian Grant, Addison Nichols, Massai Reddick and Mo Clipper! 😉
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I think this is the longest post I’ve seen from you………and also true. Bravo 👏
 
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butchna said:
I don’t miss it. Like the old bowl system, it just coronated the usuals. No different with ESD, but it takes the tension away if you land a commit and they’re ready to sign. Strongly believe we could have lost Arian Carter if he had more time to mull his decision.
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Neither do I.
 
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