Fall Practice Summary- Day 6

Jul 31, 2019

QB play:

Collectively, the quarterbacks had another strong performance. Tate Martell and N’Kosi Perry were very sharp all day and had very few if any, uncatchable balls. Not every pass is placed perfectly, but the receivers were always given a chance to make a play.

Jarren Williams had a good day, but he was not as consistent as he has been the rest of the camp. A couple of his passes were uncatchable. Aside from that, it was a very good day for the passers.

Other Notes:

Jeff Thomas and Louis Hedley returned to practice today. They did not look to have any limitations.

Brevin Jordan did not participate in the Big Cane drill. Rather, he was running on the sideline with Coach Feeley.

Mike Harley went after the ball with one hand, and Coach Stubblefield stuck him with 15 pushups.

Marshall Few and Jeremiah Payton each had one drop.

*There were no 1v1s during the media portion of practice and the Big Cane drill was conducted in a place where we could not see the results.

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Lokest

Jul 31, 2019

Trill said:
You said he made a sextape this offseason... That would have been the stupidest thing he could've done THIS offseason. I don't know when it happened, don't even care about it, but I do know that it didn't happen this offseason.

He was improving himself as a man, a person, and a P5 QB this offseason.

Believe that was Pittsburgh week last year

RedPill Stepdad

Jul 31, 2019

skyman said:
Besides nostalgia what about under center i formation gets you hyped up?

And they had the nerve to kill Richt for running an outdated offense. The fact that it's 2019 and Miami is the last team in the Big 3 to run the spread is mind blowing.

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IDCANE

Jul 31, 2019

D RevLee said:
No one wants Tate to come from another program and win. It's that simple. The media doesn't either but they know if they put his name in the title it will get clicked.

It's the same in any locker room. U have to earn the respek. I'm sure KJ did and Bubba will. Once Tate wins week 0 all that hating sh*t will cease.

This is the issue with the majority of your posts. You post in absolutes as if there is no other possible scenario feasible, etc. Stop trying to project on to everyone what you think everyone believes or thinks.

RedPill Stepdad

Jul 31, 2019

IDCANE said:
This is the issue with the majority of your posts. You post in absolutes as if there is no other possible scenario feasible, etc. Stop trying to project on to everyone what you think everyone believes or thinks.

It's an opinion. If u don't like it, then don't read it.

jhtheking

Jul 31, 2019

IDCANE said:
This is the issue with the majority of your posts. You post in absolutes as if there is no other possible scenario feasible, etc. Stop trying to project on to everyone what you think everyone believes or thinks.

Yeah idk about his other posts but why would anyone care he came from another program? Cam Newton did and Auburn loved him.

hoops156

Jul 31, 2019

jhtheking said:
Yeah idk about his other posts but why would anyone care he came from another program? Cam Newton did and Auburn loved him.

gerald willis did and his teammates had no issues.

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IDCANE

Jul 31, 2019

hoops156 said:
gerald willis did and his teammates had no issues.

KJ, Bolden, Hill...etc. The issue is @D RevLee has a love affair with Tate and anytime someone gives an opinion that might seem negative...he throws a fit and starts educating people that clearly aren't as smart as him.

Insanecane

Jul 31, 2019

Tater haters out in full force this evening.

While I want the best QB to win, part of me wants Tate to win and succeed just to STFU the haters.

duke4heisman

Jul 31, 2019

hoops156 said:
all 20 of them? im just repeating what ryan said on the podcast from Monday when he went to practice. obviously, this **** all changes daily as he couldve had a bad game.

Honestly it makes me wonder why Enos changed his hand position on the football. I know he's a QB guru and all but why on Earth would he tell him (or any QB) to move his hand up and specifically, put his index finger on the point? That's just asking for wobbly passes. We sometimes see that now but he threw tight spirals in his OSU film. Doesn't make sense to me but I guess that's why I'm not getting millions.
@Roman Marciante can you give any insight on this?

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IDCANE

Jul 31, 2019

Insanecane said:
Tater haters out in full force this evening.

While I want the best QB to win, part of me wants Tate to win and succeed just to STFU the haters.

Who hates Tate?

hoops156

Jul 31, 2019

IDCANE said:
KJ, Bolden, Hill...etc. The issue is @D RevLee has a love affair with Tate and anytime someone gives an opinion that might seem negative...he throws a fit and starts educating people that clearly aren't as smart as him.

its the whole reason we can't enjoy this comp. he watched QB1 and then fell in love like hes the chick Tate is holding

hoops156

Jul 31, 2019

IDCANE said:
Who hates Tate?

no one. people just get tired of the boy band popularity contest that its turned into and ignoring all the reports were getting on all 3 Qbs

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Trill

Jul 31, 2019

duke4heisman said:
Honestly it makes me wonder why Enos changed his hand position on the football. I know he's a QB guru and all but why on Earth would he tell him (or any QB) to move his hand up and specifically, put his index finger on the point? That's just asking for wobbly passes. We sometimes see that now but he threw tight spirals in his OSU film. Doesn't make sense to me but I guess that's why I'm not getting millions.

I don't know. All of the QBs had things to work on. I don't think that perfecting a new throwing motion should cause for wobbly passes. Maybe he still needs to work on doing it the way Enos taught him. I'm not sure though, you could be right.

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Calvin

Jul 31, 2019

skyman said:
Besides nostalgia what about under center i formation gets you hyped up?

First things first, the "I" instantly shifts the mindset of the offensive players to being more aggressive and not finess, which is partly why Fsu in years past didnt win certain games, because at the end of the day, they ran a finesss/shotgun offense. That's the one thing i could careless about with a coach richt team, i never liked that offense, but you can win titles with it when its paired with Miami/Florida guys. Also with the qb's under center, the defense doesnt know if its a run or pass and play-action becomes even more effective which creates more space for the passing lanes. That formation becomes a defenses worst nightmare especiallly when you got not one but at minimum 2 elite tightends, any defensive false steps and we'll have multiple big play options available.

A defense will have to be on point all game long, cause they'll have many keys they'll have to read!

duke4heisman

Jul 31, 2019

Trill said:
I don't know. All of the QBs had things to work on. I don't think that perfecting a new throwing motion should cause for wobbly passes. Maybe he still needs to work on doing it the way Enos taught him. I'm not sure though, you could be right.

It's not really the throwing motion but in one of the interviews with Tate, he explains Enos asked him to bring his hand up and his pointer finger almost at the tip. That will naturally cause the ball wobble as he releases it. That goes for anyone, just seems odd

SWFLHurricane

Jul 31, 2019

This Guy came from another program...then layed D*ck to said program....

duke4heisman

Jul 31, 2019

TimeB0mb said:
If you look at Perry's track record no coach in his right mind would have given Perry another start. It was reported last offseason that he wasn't putting in the work and trying to learn a very very simple offense. Then he he put up videos of himself flashing stacks of cash , then this offseason he posted videos of himself boning chicks. You might notice a pattern of behavior. Rosier had his limitations, but he also won 10 games the season before. He also ran Richts offense the way Richt called it.

There is no coach in D1 that would swap out a QB who had totally earned the HC's trust (and won 10 games) with an unproven, demonstrably immature qb who, when given his opportunity to step up, promptly decided to ignore the HC and call his own plays (not unless the kid has Cam Newton-like talent and can carry the team to a championship on his own). Perry might be good, but he isn't anywhere near that talent level. Maybe if Perry had lit up UVA with his own playcalling, Richt could have seen his potential. Instead Perry threw pick after pick.

Sorry, bro, there are lots of reasons to dump on Richt, but benching Perry indefinitely for not showing that he was ready to lead the team is not one of them.

Should he have started Williams? Yes. At some point. I think once Miami was out of the running for the coastal, Richt should have taken the opportunity to evaluate Williams. Perry was in his doghouse and wasn't going to get more burn. Williams, as far as I know, wasn't as much of a problem. I would have liked to have seen Williams with 2 or 3 starts at the end of the season.

Yep and by that time, he could've still preserved his redshirt. It was very bizarre.

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IDCANE

Jul 31, 2019

hoops156 said:
its the whole reason we can't enjoy this comp. he watched QB1 and then fell in love like hes the chick Tate is holding

If Tate wins the starting job - I'll cheer for him as much as any other fan. But, yea...it'd be nice to enjoy finally having a legit competition.

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Trill

Jul 31, 2019

duke4heisman said:
It's not really the throwing motion but in one of the interviews with Tate, he explains Enos asked him to bring his hand up and his pointer finger almost at the tip. That will naturally cause the ball wobble as he releases it. That goes for anyone, just seems odd

I can't debate you on that one. We all know Enos is a sly fox.