Schedule update
I just overheard Tony Franklin saying this will be a very short practice: 6-8 periods of special teams and 10 minutes of team drills.
If that's true, and I have to believe him, I don't have time to build a practice video and get back to the practice field in time to get what I need there.
Long story short: Video delayed, practice report still on time.
ps: This is the last open practice of the season. Just found out. This will be your final practice video of the season. Not sure I can top yesterday's Red Rubber Ball.
If that's true, and I have to believe him, I don't have time to build a practice video and get back to the practice field in time to get what I need there.
Long story short: Video delayed, practice report still on time.
ps: This is the last open practice of the season. Just found out. This will be your final practice video of the season. Not sure I can top yesterday's Red Rubber Ball.
posted by Jay G. Tate at
4:41 PM
8 Comments:
Jay,
We have enjoyed you insightful comments and videos its been a blast... guess we will be discussing the Auburn Tigers. I'm looking forward to the next two weeks.....
no more video? must be getting close to game time. very nice. ;)
They cut it off with a quickness.
I knew it was coming. It's the circle of life.
acuna mutata ... 15 days and a wake up ...
Why is the spread easier to understand than the west coast?
Tommt Trott says the system is easier because huddles actually add some difficulty to the whole thing.
Now players get in their basic positions, get the calls while standing in their basic positions and play ball.
I'm wondering ... does the entire unit actually know what the play is, or do three or four different groups of the 11 get a call and the play is whatever it becomes?
Did you follow that?
The calls for each group vary only slightly. They all get the same information for formation and play.
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