Scouting Report: Georgia Tech

[I like GOOOOLD (and green)]

The run option will be big.  Hopefully the DLine is ready.  

[NewEnglandBull]

2 hours ago, ECUshoein said:

The run option will be big.  Hopefully the DLine is ready.  

They were actually doing drills to stop the option during spring drills. I suspect that will pick up even more during the preseason camp. 

[CousinRicky]

6 hours ago, NewEnglandBull said:

Cant talk GT without talking about the Varsity  . 

Whaddya have, whaddya have, whaddya have?

[NewEnglandBull]

1 minute ago, CousinRicky said:

Whaddya have, whaddya have, whaddya have?

Funny story...my son was five years old and we took him to the Georgia vs. GT game many years ago. He was so excited to order a hot dog from this famous joint but as soon they said “waddya have, waddya have” in a loud way he got tongue tied again they yelled “waddya have waddya have” and he started to cry. I still say that to him almost every cookout we have together.

[CousinRicky]

Just now, NewEnglandBull said:

Funny story...my son was five years old and we took him to the Georgia vs. GT game many years ago. He was so excited to order a hot dog from this famous joint but as soon they said “waddya have, waddya have” in a loud way he got tongue tied again they yelled “waddya have waddya have” and he started to cry. I still say that to him almost every cookout we have together.

That's a great story. 

[Brad]

Some movement in Georgia Tech’s wide receiver competition

 

By Ken Sugiura

The race to be in Georgia Tech’s wide receiver rotation has developed some leaders.

Aside from returning starter Brad Stewart and expected starter Jalen Camp, Stephen Dolphus has separated himself from other competitors, coach Paul Johnson said after Wednesday’s practice.

“I would think that those three are probably ahead of the others,” Johnson said.

Tech typically uses a rotation of three to four wide receivers in games. Others in the competition are Jair Hawkins-Anderson, Adonicas Sanders and incoming freshmen Malachi Carter and PeJé Harris.

Last year as a redshirt freshman, Dolphus played in three games without recording any statistics. He is 6-foot-5 and 205 pounds, making him the tallest skill-position player on the roster. Johnson said that he has “a lot of ability.”

Camp said that Dolphus has grown in his understanding of the offense to the point that he has been helping the freshmen learn it.

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Do they really use receivers?

[mellobull]

Put two defenders on their one receiver and the other nine to stop the runs  ...

[NewEnglandBull]

59 minutes ago, Brad said:

Some movement in Georgia Tech’s wide receiver competition

 

By Ken Sugiura

The race to be in Georgia Tech’s wide receiver rotation has developed some leaders.

Aside from returning starter Brad Stewart and expected starter Jalen Camp, Stephen Dolphus has separated himself from other competitors, coach Paul Johnson said after Wednesday’s practice.

“I would think that those three are probably ahead of the others,” Johnson said.

Tech typically uses a rotation of three to four wide receivers in games. Others in the competition are Jair Hawkins-Anderson, Adonicas Sanders and incoming freshmen Malachi Carter and PeJé Harris.

Last year as a redshirt freshman, Dolphus played in three games without recording any statistics. He is 6-foot-5 and 205 pounds, making him the tallest skill-position player on the roster. Johnson said that he has “a lot of ability.”

Camp said that Dolphus has grown in his understanding of the offense to the point that he has been helping the freshmen learn it.

Link

 

 

Do they really use receivers?

Hate to be a WR at GT. No way they get the better ones. 

[Bullrush33]

11 hours ago, NewEnglandBull said:

Hate to be a WR at GT. No way they get the better ones. 

They have had some of the best NFL receivers.

[GaUSFBull]

On 8/2/2018 at 3:40 PM, NewEnglandBull said:

Cant talk GT without talking about the Varsity  . 

Eff the Varsity and visit Vortex when you're in atl.