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would be cool to get underarmor all americsn game practice updates in the thread thru out the week
2011 another great year for college football
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Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
would be cool to get underarmor all americsn game practice updates in the thread thru out the week
DaveHookerESPN:
Marshall speed on display on sweep. Nobody could catch him #uagame
JNewbergESPN:
Keith Marshall impressive running against front seven, vision & quickness #UAGame #uga [via Twitter
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/r...r-armour-all-america-game-day-1-practice-chat
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We need Davonte Neal
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kirven msking it seem like hes not a lock to Va Tech
Ricardo Louis loking to flip to UGAor VOLS
Shaq Thomoson says USC is out in front
Ricardo Louis loking to flip to UGAor VOLS
Shaq Thomoson says USC is out in front
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They sure can recruit, they might get Edwards too.
But Mack Brown is still the coach, so yeah.
But Mack Brown is still the coach, so yeah.
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rumors have it that case mccoy is transferring so unless there's significant improvement with Ash we'll be in the exact spot we were in this year.
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Neither of those teams should have been in a bowl game.
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No team at 6-6 let alone 6-7 deserves a bowl game.
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[h1]Defense shines on Day 1[/h1]
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- White team defensive line coach Scott Early is starting off the New Year in a happy mood. His D-line was dominant from start to finish of the first day of practice for the 2012 UA All-America Game.
"There's a lot of raw talent but guys across the board with a very nice skill set," Early said. "They all have great upside. It was a very good first day."It starts with the nation's top prospect, defensive end Mario Edwards (Denton, Texas/Billy Ryan). About 20 minutes into practice, it just seemed to click for the 6-foot-4, 270-pound FSU commit and he just took over.
"You can tell that Mario has been so well coached," Early said. "He's big, physical, fast and athletic."
And anxious to battle the nation's top prospects.
"It's great to compete against the best," Edwards said. "When I wasn't in and just watching I was really impressed. They all have a special talent."
But Edwards wasn't the only one to shine on Day 1. Defensive end teammates Channing Ward (Aberdeen, Miss./Aberdeen), Chris Casher (Mobile, Ala./Davidson) and Dante Fowler (St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood) all had a very good first day.
"Casher asked the right questions," Early said. "In fact, when we were done he asked me what three things he needed to work on for tomorrow. I love that.
"Channing and Dante are both very gifted. They did some really good stuff today."
A trio of tackles -- Jonathan Taylor (Millen, Ga./Miller County), Isaac Gross (Batesville, Miss./South Panola) and Dakota Ball (Pepperell, Ga./Pepperell) -- also made their presence felt.
"My day one impression of those guys are that they are big effort players," Early said. "Isaac has a great get off, the best I saw today. Dakota is so strong. Sure he has some things to work on, but you can't move him.
"Jonathan may be the rawest guy I have, but he may have the most upside of any guy in this group. That's my impression of him but only after day one."
Taylor has committed to Georgia, Ball to Alabama and Gross to Ole Miss. Ward is undecided and will make his decision on Thursday during the game between Ole Miss, Mississippi State, LSU, and Auburn. Edwards, Fowler and Casher are all FSU commits.
"Mario is so big and so strong," Casher said. "Dante is quick and fast. We all do something a little different. It's exciting to think that we will hopefully all be teammates real soon."
In the meantime, they have three more practices and the game itself to showcase their talents and gel as a unit. If Sunday was any indication, they should be just fine.
"That's a solid group," said White team offensive lineman Brock Stadnick (Greensboro, N.C./Western Guilford). "They are athletic and physical. They all flow to the ball very well. It will be a challenge for us this week."
There was no shortage of intensity from Van (Texas) High School four-star linebacker Dalton Santos on the first day of practice.
From the dynamic warm-up stretching to the live action drills, the Tennessee commit made his presence known.
"That No. 44 is going to knock someone out this week," said Black team wide receivers coach Reidel Anthony. "I just have a feeling it's going to happen."
Marvin Bracy, who has posted a 4.39 40-yard dash, had never been overthrown on a deep route -- until four-star quarterback Jameis Winston did so on Sunday.
"It was shock to me because it's never happened before," Bracy said. "I was always under thrown so when you get overthrown you're either doing something wrong or he was just doing something right."
[h3]Gator arms[/h3]Florida commitment Brian Poole nearly picked off a pass that would have likely resulted in a touchdown. Instead, he was just able to tip it away.
"I was pretty close," the standout from Bradenton (Fla.) Southeast said. "I could have brought it in with a little more effort."
The White team got more than its fare share of hands on passes on Sunday. Safety Eddie Williams tipped a pass into the air then reeled in an impressive interception.
"We've got a great defense," Poole said. "We've got a lot of speed on defense. I feel like we're going to win on defense."
Oklahoma cornerback commit DeVante Harris impressed the coaching staff during the first practice for Thursday's Under Armour All-American Game at the Wide World of Sports Complex.
Former NFL coach and current ESPN analyst Herman Edwards, who is the head coach of the White team, singled him out when asked about the top performers on his squad from the first day.
“He’s got good hips, uses his hands and his feet very well and has good recovery ability,
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- White team defensive line coach Scott Early is starting off the New Year in a happy mood. His D-line was dominant from start to finish of the first day of practice for the 2012 UA All-America Game.
"There's a lot of raw talent but guys across the board with a very nice skill set," Early said. "They all have great upside. It was a very good first day."It starts with the nation's top prospect, defensive end Mario Edwards (Denton, Texas/Billy Ryan). About 20 minutes into practice, it just seemed to click for the 6-foot-4, 270-pound FSU commit and he just took over.
"You can tell that Mario has been so well coached," Early said. "He's big, physical, fast and athletic."
And anxious to battle the nation's top prospects.
"It's great to compete against the best," Edwards said. "When I wasn't in and just watching I was really impressed. They all have a special talent."
But Edwards wasn't the only one to shine on Day 1. Defensive end teammates Channing Ward (Aberdeen, Miss./Aberdeen), Chris Casher (Mobile, Ala./Davidson) and Dante Fowler (St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood) all had a very good first day.
"Casher asked the right questions," Early said. "In fact, when we were done he asked me what three things he needed to work on for tomorrow. I love that.
"Channing and Dante are both very gifted. They did some really good stuff today."
A trio of tackles -- Jonathan Taylor (Millen, Ga./Miller County), Isaac Gross (Batesville, Miss./South Panola) and Dakota Ball (Pepperell, Ga./Pepperell) -- also made their presence felt.
"My day one impression of those guys are that they are big effort players," Early said. "Isaac has a great get off, the best I saw today. Dakota is so strong. Sure he has some things to work on, but you can't move him.
"Jonathan may be the rawest guy I have, but he may have the most upside of any guy in this group. That's my impression of him but only after day one."
Taylor has committed to Georgia, Ball to Alabama and Gross to Ole Miss. Ward is undecided and will make his decision on Thursday during the game between Ole Miss, Mississippi State, LSU, and Auburn. Edwards, Fowler and Casher are all FSU commits.
"Mario is so big and so strong," Casher said. "Dante is quick and fast. We all do something a little different. It's exciting to think that we will hopefully all be teammates real soon."
In the meantime, they have three more practices and the game itself to showcase their talents and gel as a unit. If Sunday was any indication, they should be just fine.
"That's a solid group," said White team offensive lineman Brock Stadnick (Greensboro, N.C./Western Guilford). "They are athletic and physical. They all flow to the ball very well. It will be a challenge for us this week."
There was no shortage of intensity from Van (Texas) High School four-star linebacker Dalton Santos on the first day of practice.
From the dynamic warm-up stretching to the live action drills, the Tennessee commit made his presence known.
"That No. 44 is going to knock someone out this week," said Black team wide receivers coach Reidel Anthony. "I just have a feeling it's going to happen."
Marvin Bracy, who has posted a 4.39 40-yard dash, had never been overthrown on a deep route -- until four-star quarterback Jameis Winston did so on Sunday.
"It was shock to me because it's never happened before," Bracy said. "I was always under thrown so when you get overthrown you're either doing something wrong or he was just doing something right."
[h3]Gator arms[/h3]Florida commitment Brian Poole nearly picked off a pass that would have likely resulted in a touchdown. Instead, he was just able to tip it away.
"I was pretty close," the standout from Bradenton (Fla.) Southeast said. "I could have brought it in with a little more effort."
The White team got more than its fare share of hands on passes on Sunday. Safety Eddie Williams tipped a pass into the air then reeled in an impressive interception.
"We've got a great defense," Poole said. "We've got a lot of speed on defense. I feel like we're going to win on defense."
Oklahoma cornerback commit DeVante Harris impressed the coaching staff during the first practice for Thursday's Under Armour All-American Game at the Wide World of Sports Complex.
Former NFL coach and current ESPN analyst Herman Edwards, who is the head coach of the White team, singled him out when asked about the top performers on his squad from the first day.
“He’s got good hips, uses his hands and his feet very well and has good recovery ability,
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Casher, Edwards, Fowler
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It will be a colossal failure if Kirven doesn't come to VT. Him and his family were at more of our games this year than most of our fanbase
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Who does he think he's fooling?
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Originally Posted by dreClark
Casher, Edwards, Fowler
aint Mario gettin' outta there tho..?
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Mario will sign with Texas.
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Gunna we not even recruiting Ricardo Louis...
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Happy New Years Mothasuckas...Originally Posted by after h0urs
Who does he think he's fooling?Everyone knows he's all Cal
Yeah, wouldn't buy what Thompson is selling, still think he ends up in Berkeley.
Lot of movement going on right now. Arik Armstead decked in Texas gear,
Either USC or Stanford is going to clean up on premier OL men, it will be an interesting battle between the two. Replacing Andrew Luck will be tough (Not the NT'er
It's going to be interesting, starting next Saturday...
That being said, can't wait for tomorrow.
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Wisconsin vs. Oregon. should I go with the under @ 72 pts? 10 TD's?
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Neither has a solid D. Both teams should score. I would not be surprised to see a 42-35 game.
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Originally Posted by 10508 Cardo Jr Ln
Originally Posted by dreClark
Casher, Edwards, Fowler
aint Mario gettin' outta there tho..?
I'll get worried when/if he cancels his OV. Def as shaky as ever after that Texas visit, bigger threat than OU ever was
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Originally Posted by dr funk 13
Go Ducks. Win the Day
I'm rooting for you. Make the Pac12 look good. You too Andrew Luck.
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That awkward moment where the site you stream games on isn't loading. If Obama got to my place
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good news for me, Justin wilcox is gone from tennessee to washington
bad news, peter sirmon left with him
bad news, peter sirmon left with him
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Booo!! Go Badgers!Originally Posted by Nako XL
Originally Posted by dr funk 13
Go Ducks. Win the Day
I'm rooting for you. Make the Pac12 look good. You too Andrew Luck.
Nah, it's not to spite Oregon. I just like Wilson and this 'sconsin team.
