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[Ghost]

Watching the show tonight, thought of Skip and the other coaches bursting at the seams to talk about AW to anybody and everybody but not being able to ...

At least Holtz had some great things to say about D'vario Montgomery in practice. He is wearing #17 which is the old number for Sterling Griffin. Free picture of him from 247. Next year at this time, we'll get a picture of the two of them playing together.

I hope to see him that far ahead of everyone in his time here.

[bullnupe]

Man he does no look like a freshman

[ckparrothead]

D'Vario Montgomery is my favorite amongst all the newcomers to the program, whether we're talking about 2013 recruits or 2012 recruits, guys that are just showing up now, etc.

Unless Andre Davis qualifies in that group. I really look forward to seeing him.

But D'Vario is the one guy in all the mix I will be looking out for in the NFL Draft (thus far).

[ckparrothead]

I was under the impression that Asiantii only missed the final parts of the first day of practice. But on the show they said he missed "most" of the day. Weird.

Also was nice to see on second day when Trent Dilfer recapped to the group the two things that stood out to him on the day, the first was Asiantii Woulard coming back off his groin injury, throwing the hell out of the ball, and I think he specifically cited that Asiantii had the most energy out there. The second was the little 'test' he gave that one Michigan commit with the big arm.

Riley Ferguson's coming back in the evening and throwing in 7 on 7 even after his thumb made his throwing hand useless in the morning session...that was impressive. I thought Whitfield brought up the exact right point...this guy only has one vote for the Elite 11 after what he's gone through and overcome with his thumb? Really?

I know some would say same should apply to Asiantii's groin and that's true to an extent but from what I saw of Ferguson's thumb injury that looked worse to me, couldn't even grip the ball. He tried to throw and the ball came out like wet cat.

[Bull Martin]

Watching the show tonight, thought of Skip and the other coaches bursting at the seams to talk about AW to anybody and everybody but not being able to ...

At least Holtz had some great things to say about D'vario Montgomery in practice. He is wearing #17 which is the old number for Sterling Griffin. Free picture of him from 247. Next year at this time, we'll get a picture of the two of them playing together.

I hope to see him that far ahead of everyone in his time here.

He looks huge. Who's the DB hopelessly chasing him?

[KB]

He looks huge. Who's the DB hopelessly chasing him?

Looks like #4? Bivins?

[K-Rock Da Bull]

He looks huge. Who's the DB hopelessly chasing him?

Looks like #4? Bivins?

Bivins dreads comes out of his helmet, I think this is Josh Brown

[Bullwinkle]

He looks huge. Who's the DB hopelessly chasing him?

Looks like #4? Bivins?

Bivins dreads comes out of his helmet, I think this is Josh Brown

Whoever he is, he is beat.

[Nuke]

I just watched the Elite 11 for the 2nd time tonight...can't wait to see AW in next weeks episode! I am so excited he is going to be wearing the green and gold in 2013

[usfbullrider]

[Triple B]

What's with the headband?

[Bullwinkle]

Chris Dunkley. I'm going to practice tomorrow, anyone need anything? I'll take pics and maybe some video if the batteries hold out.

[Triple B]

Chris Dunkley. I'm going to practice tomorrow, anyone need anything? I'll take pics and maybe some video if the batteries hold out.

Yeah, find out what's with the headband.

[Mama_Bull]

Chris Dunkley. I'm going to practice tomorrow, anyone need anything? I'll take pics and maybe some video if the batteries hold out.

Yeah, find out what's with the headband.

It's most probably used as a "sweat" band.

[Triple B]

Chris Dunkley. I'm going to practice tomorrow, anyone need anything? I'll take pics and maybe some video if the batteries hold out.

Yeah, find out what's with the headband.

It's most probably used as a "sweat" band.

Yeah, but I've never seen one lumpy like that ... some kind of cooling stuff or small towels inside of a sweat band?

[K-Rock Da Bull]

Chris Dunkley. I'm going to practice tomorrow, anyone need anything? I'll take pics and maybe some video if the batteries hold out.

Yeah, find out what's with the headband.

It's most probably used as a "sweat" band.

Yeah, but I've never seen one lumpy like that ... some kind of cooling stuff or small towels inside of a sweat band?

I think the dreads account for the lumps

[Triple B]

Chris Dunkley. I'm going to practice tomorrow, anyone need anything? I'll take pics and maybe some video if the batteries hold out.

Yeah, find out what's with the headband.

It's most probably used as a "sweat" band.

Yeah, but I've never seen one lumpy like that ... some kind of cooling stuff or small towels inside of a sweat band?

I think the dreads account for the lumps

That could be it ...

[Bullwinkle]

Chris Dunkley. I'm going to practice tomorrow, anyone need anything? I'll take pics and maybe some video if the batteries hold out.

Yeah, find out what's with the headband.

It's most probably used as a "sweat" band.

Yeah, but I've never seen one lumpy like that ... some kind of cooling stuff or small towels inside of a sweat band?

I think the dreads account for the lumps

That could be it ...

Ding......



You still want me to ask, what it's for?

Edited by Bullwinkle, 09 August 2012 - 10:46 PM.

[Capone24]

Agreed CK, BTW are you a Buffet Fan, if so that's the only band where the parking lot is as crazy as a big time college football game, always a good time!

To me when I watch A.D. it looks like he knows his strengths and uses them well. He reminds me of a Chris Carter/Michael Irvin type of WR that runs good routes, trains hard, will do whatever it takes to make a play and especially has an uncanny ability to go up and come down with the ball. Physically his hands and leaping ability are off the charts and has a decent size frame to build around to become an NFL WR IMO.

D'Vo, wish we could use Devo's song but I know people might reference it with negative conotations. Maybe they could just play the background keyboard and make up a new saying b/c I see him getting us a lot of first downs in the future! I also liked him the best after watching his film but you add in his size and he could be a force to be recokowned with. I know it's just a shoulder pads practice but did you notice the amount of room Kayvon gave him on that one catch? It could be a bunch of things, it's just practice and he wasn't taking it seriously but if you have played the position you know who you are covering and if its a good WR you'll give them a little more cushion if you know they could beat you. Which is interesting considering K.W. has top notch speed and can make up ground but gave him that much space(maybe he was playing zone but I don't think we'll not utilize his talent and not play him man as much as possible.). I know I could be looking into it too much but from a players POV, usually you especially do not want to get beat by any amount to a freshman, especially when you have NFL talent. Regardless I see K.W. being our next DB being drafted and continuing a great tradition of producing NFL DB's. I was just trying to point out a possible sign of respect in regards to D'vo's ability .

Long story short it seems like from other players and coaches POV he is solid and will standout this year. The other one I'm really curious about is T. Mims and wonder if he might be our Claude Davis(3rd down pass specialist) this year but also has some size.

[Bullwinkle]

Agreed CK, BTW are you a Buffet Fan, if so that's the only band where the parking lot is as crazy as a big time college football game, always a good time!

To me when I watch A.D. it looks like he knows his strengths and uses them well. He reminds me of a Chris Carter/Michael Irvin type of WR that runs good routes, trains hard, will do whatever it takes to make a play and especially has an uncanny ability to go up and come down with the ball. Physically his hands and leaping ability are off the charts and has a decent size frame to build around to become an NFL WR IMO.

D'Vo, wish we could use Devo's song but I know people might reference it with negative conotations. Maybe they could just play the background keyboard and make up a new saying b/c I see him getting us a lot of first downs in the future! I also liked him the best after watching his film but you add in his size and he could be a force to be recokowned with. I know it's just a shoulder pads practice but did you notice the amount of room Kayvon gave him on that one catch? It could be a bunch of things, it's just practice and he wasn't taking it seriously but if you have played the position you know who you are covering and if its a good WR you'll give them a little more cushion if you know they could beat you. Which is interesting considering K.W. has top notch speed and can make up ground but gave him that much space(maybe he was playing zone but I don't think we'll not utilize his talent and not play him man as much as possible.). I know I could be looking into it too much but from a players POV, usually you especially do not want to get beat by any amount to a freshman, especially when you have NFL talent. Regardless I see K.W. being our next DB being drafted and continuing a great tradition of producing NFL DB's. I was just trying to point out a possible sign of respect in regards to D'vo's ability .

Long story short it seems like from other players and coaches POV he is solid and will standout this year. The other one I'm really curious about is T. Mims and wonder if he might be our Claude Davis(3rd down pass specialist) this year but also has some size.

Great analysis. The player I would add just coming in is Sean Price. I think he has the potential to be the over the middle threat we really never have had. It's time for BJ to put up or shut up. He has his tools now and his success will be dependent on his ability to use them. I think the OL is going to be monstrous this year, too. Bodes well for BJ having time he's never had and our RBs having a place to run through.