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Are the 'Canes practicing contact like the Dawgs are?

Give a 100 emoji for all, a heart emoji for most of, a thumbs up for 50/50 and the barf emoji for none of this:

Specifically inquiring about the 3 second mark through 9 second mark. We can save jumping jacks and da chootz for another day

I ask because I find this to be very high level contact work by UGA

 
Ironmanfootball said:
Are the 'Canes practicing contact like the Dawgs are?

Give a 100 emoji for all, a heart emoji for most of, a thumbs up for 50/50 and the barf emoji for none of this:

Specifically inquiring about the 3 second mark through 9 second mark. We can save jumping jacks and da chootz for another day

I ask because I find this to be very high level contact work by UGA

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Media members and NFL scouts have noted that our practices are the most physical in CFB.
 
n0rcalcane said:
Ironmanfootball said:
Are the 'Canes practicing contact like the Dawgs are?

Give a 100 emoji for all, a heart emoji for most of, a thumbs up for 50/50 and the barf emoji for none of this:

Specifically inquiring about the 3 second mark through 9 second mark. We can save jumping jacks and da chootz for another day

I ask because I find this to be very high level contact work by UGA

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Media members and NFL scouts have noted that our practices are the most physical in CFB.
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That’s meaningless Coachspeak. I wanted to know about drill quality:

OODA Loop?
Contact on people and not just bags?Tracking and decision making?
Moving targets?

Are people seeing what the video shows or pool float humping with no decision making?
 
We beat several of the best teams (SEC/BIG10/ND) in football last season and most times had a decisive edge in physicality.

Over the last 4 years the quality of play for Miami and UGA have had different trajectories, and last season The []__[] was 40 yards from possibly winning the Natty (if not for an ill-timed interception).

I'm not sure how you could question the physicality of practice on Greentree after watching a 23 second clip from UGA.
 
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Pearson704 said:
We beat several of the best teams (SEC/BIG10/ND) in football last season and most times had a decisive edge in physicality.

Over the last 4 years the quality of play for Miami and UGA have had different trajectories, and last season []__[] was 40 yards from possibly winning the Natty (if not for an ill-timed interception).

I'm not sure how you could question the physicality of practice at Greentree based on a 23 second clip from UGA.
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No one questioned the fyzicality, bro. Drill selection is something I'm curious about.

There's no room to even stay the same, this program has to keep improving and tackling should be a major focus

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Ironmanfootball said:
No one questioned the fyzicality, bro. Drill selection is something I'm curious about.

There's no room to even stay the same, this program has to keep improving and tackling should be a major focus

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Your quote questions 'degree of contact in practice'; to what end?

Ironmanfootball said:
Are the 'Canes practicing contact like the Dawgs are?

I ask because I find this to be very high level contact work by UGA
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How does the level of contact in practice & drill-selection distinguish themselves from an on-field product that was among the most physical in CFB last season?
 
Pearson704 said:
Ironmanfootball said:
No one questioned the fyzicality, bro. Drill selection is something I'm curious about.

There's no room to even stay the same, this program has to keep improving and tackling should be a major focus

View attachment 370028
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Your quote questions 'degree of contact in practice'; to what end?

Ironmanfootball said:
Are the 'Canes practicing contact like the Dawgs are?

I ask because I find this to be very high level contact work by UGA
Click to expand...

How does the level of contact in practice & drill-selection distinguish themselves from an on-field product that was among the most physical in CFB last season?
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Missed tackles. Absolutely cost the team vs Louisville. Being “physical” on defense but sloppy can be an issue: penalties, misses attempts
 
Georgia's OL last year must have skipped drills, though. In the 3-4 games I watched, they weren't quite as soft as Bama, but a step below from the big, bad SEC talk we hear. In the UF game, for pretty much most of the game, a DL we steamrolled did a heck of a job against them.
 
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