680theFan spent 16 minutes today with new UGA defensive coordinator Todd Grantham discussing his defensive concepts, recruiting and personnel utilization. It's a confidence inspiring conversation.
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UGA 45 Austin Peay 0
UGA 41 South Carolina 17
UGA 49 MTSU 7
UGA 43 Mizzou 29
UGA 38 Tenn 12
UGA 41 Vandy 13
LSU 36 UGA 13
UGA 36 UF 17
UGA 34 UK 17
UGA 27 AU 10
UGA 66 UMass 27
UGA 45 Tech 21
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Told you, it was epic.
If he coaches half as smart as he talks, we'll be in excellent shape.
Here's to Richard Samuel becoming all SEC LB in year one!
It is very refreshing for a coach to actually get into the x's and o's on a radio interview instead of only the usual platitudes.
Just curious, if the 3-4 is so great why isn't everyone running it? Honest question.
Oh, I can't wait until Gary Danielson gets going on the 3-4 when we appear on CBS next Fall. The hype and drama awaits. . .
Anon - The 3-4 is difficult to run without the right personnel in the front 7, or, more appropriately, 3 massive space eaters up front. We tend to have that sort of thing in spades.
What makes it good/great is the fact that it allows you to blitz from a greater variety of angles, which helps slow down pass-happy squads. It's also a vastly different read than the standard 4-3 that most college teams run. Think of how effective Charley Strong's 3-3-5 has been at SC and UF. Same idea, different personnel grouping.
By the way, S.A.W.B., I think you'll see a lot of 3-3-5 this fall. We seem to be in nickel quite a bit for match-up purposes, and, if I understand Grantham correctly, that will be the primary alignment in nickel.
SAWB- From what I've heard TG doesn't want 3 big space eaters up front. I'm also assuming everyone in the NFL has the talent to run the 3-4, so again. why doesn't everyone run it? There has to be a drawback, I'm just wondering what it is. Single coverage? Soft over the middle?
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