Interesting prediction, especially at center and guard. I was kind of hoping that someone would convince me I was wrong about how crappy the (non-true freshmen) interior OL looked in the spring game, but I guess not. If this IS what happens, I sure hope Tyler Jordan is a man among boys. That worries me far more than Ivey starting at a tackle, even though that causes slight esophageal spasms also.Look for the line (from left to right) to look something like: David Sharpe, Trip Thurman, Tyler Jordan, Mason Halter, Martez Ivey.
Law98gator;n255805 said:Interesting prediction, especially at center and guard. I was kind of hoping that someone would convince me I was wrong about how crappy the (non-true freshmen) interior OL looked in the spring game, but I guess not. If this IS what happens, I sure hope Tyler Jordan is a man among boys. That worries me far more than Ivey starting at a tackle, even though that causes slight esophageal spasms also.
This needs to be on the main forum.
You would think. I guess they could have him at center with Tripp trying to make the line calls for him. No way a true freshman will be ready to play center IMO. That being said, our guards and centers look like trash in the spring game. Here's hoping either they are much better or the true freshmen are ready.Gator Fever;n255825 said:I think the center will be Dillard unless they decide to move Thurman there. I doubt they want a true freshman without a spring under his belt starting there.
I have continued to think and hear conversation about who the better QB would be based on their skills and abilities. However, Coach Mac has been consistent in saying that whoever can elevate the play of those around him will win the job. We did see the team pep up when he came in last year. Perhaps he and Grier can both lead the team. I look forward to the competition.The most telling thing that McElwain has said about the quarterback situation is that he needs a quarterback who can elevate the play of those around him. This comes off as a message saying, the starting quarterback may not be the best or better of the two, rather the one that can get the other 10 players on the field with him to play as a cohesive unit.
Grier may be a better pocket passer, but Treon showed that he can rally the troops in a comeback win against Tennessee in 2014. Can Grier show McElwain that he can be a leader of men or will it be Harris that steps back into the starting role he earned last season?
EuroGator;n256156 said:I think this is noteworthy too.
I have continued to think and hear conversation about who the better QB would be based on their skills and abilities. However, Coach Mac has been consistent in saying that whoever can elevate the play of those around him will win the job. We did see the team pep up when he came in last year. Perhaps he and Grier can both lead the team. I look forward to the competition.