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What do you think this smells like?


Serious answers only.

I hope it smells like $5 marg pitchers from Mexicali or like wings from Son’s of Italy

UPDATE Friday Practice Report: What we saw, what we learned

Happy Friday everyone.
We just got done watching practice, yes, watching actual practice inside the team's Indoor Facility.
We had six staffers here, so we've got a TON coming.
Allow me to lead this thing off.

Running Backs

Let's talk some good news, shall we? For those worrying about Chauncey Bowens and Dwight Phillips Jr. - don't.
Both were at practice today, doing drills with absolutely no problems whatever. They are good to go.
No, neither Branson nor Roderick Robinson were there and neither are expected to play in the Sugar Bowl.
Nate Frazier is one quick joker. He's just different from an acceleration standpoint.
Trevor Etienne also appeared to have a little extra pep in his step.

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Offensive Line

As I mentioned in a thread earlier, the No. 1 offensive line remains unchanged. LT - Monroe Freeling, LF Dylan Fairchild, C Jared Wilson, RG Tate Ratledge, RT Xavier Truss. Earnest Greene III is the backup at right tackle.

Quarterback

Gunner Stockton made some nice throws.
Ryan Puglisi took most of the reps with the twos, followed by Jaden Rashada.
Colter Ginn also took part, as did freshman Hezekiah Millender, who threw a nice touchdown pass to - Colbie Young.

Other notes

As far the newcomers, freshman Elyiss Williams really struck me. Just tremendous length, and moves extremely well for someone listed at 6-foot-8.
Defensive end Chase Linton also caught my eye.
Defensive lineman Christen Miller appeared to be practicing without any limitations due to his shoulder.
There were a number of black jerseys, but most of, if not all were early enrollees. They did not provide a roster with their names, so apologies.

Much more to come, so check back often.


JED'S NOTES

No surprise here, but it’s Gunner Stockton’s show. He took all the No. 1 reps that we saw during the media viewing period.

Freshman Ryan Puglisi took most of the No. 2 reps. Jaden Rashada went behind Stockton once or twice, but it appears Puglisi is the backup to Stockton.

Freshman Colter Ginn and early enrollee Hezekiah Millender were both wearing 13. It seems like they might be part of the scout team simulating Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard’s game.

I also saw freshman early enrollee quarterback Ryan Montgomery, although he is out with a knee injury suffered during his senior season.

The quarterbacks worked on scramble drill scenarios during the last few minutes of the media viewing period. Stockton showed off his good wheels and made some throws on the run.

Puglisi moves pretty well too. His first two throws in the scramble drill were incomplete, although they seemed to be good defensive plays as much as anything.

The tight ends spent most of the viewing period with the quarterbacks.

Early enrollee tight end Elyiss Williams looks like an absolute beast. He’s a first one off the bus candidate for sure.

Don’t forget about Ethan Barbour in this class either. The early enrollee tight end had an impressive leaping touchdown catch in the end zone on one rep.

One last note concerning the defensive line - Christen Miller was in a regular white jersey and appeared to be moving around fine. He looks set to play against Notre Dame, providing a major boost to Georgia’s defensive line.

LANCE’S NOTES

— I mostly focused on the OL. Tate Ratledge and Jared Wilson were leading the pack with energy. Position coach Stacey Searels was on their ass about taking every rep with consistency. The different OL groups were running through individual drills where they practiced their footwork after the ball was snapped. Ratledge, Monroe Freeling and Dylan Fairchild just made the reps look effortless. It seems like Jahzare Jackson, the 6-foot-11, 330-pound freshman, is coming along nicely. He was running with the second team at LT.

— Freshman QB Ryan Puglisi can SLING IT. He makes it look so easy. He threw a couple absolute dots to Arian Smith and Anthony Evans toward the sideline. I wouldn’t come him out in the spring.

— I don’t even know how to describe freshman TE Elyiss Williams. He needs to add some weight and muscle mass, but oh my. He looks the part. Williams got great hands. There’s no way he ends playing the TE position. Dash said that after we left practice. I agree. Williams told me a month ago that he wants to play the X-spot and I can see that.

From Patrick Garbin

I focused on the wide receivers. Video of the group from today’s practice is below my notes.

There were a few wideouts wearing duplicate or scout-team numbers, so it was a bit confusing keeping track of everyone. Still, for the majority of reps, it appeared the rotation more-or-less started off with Dillon Bell and Arian Smith (and Niro Tuggle sometimes with the first group), followed by Anthony Evans and Dominic Lovett, followed by Colbie Young and Sacovie White, followed by Cole Speer, London Humphries, and others.

Young looked good. The lanky (but kind of thick) receiver made a nice catch or two during each drill. His best catch (which I unfortunately didn’t get on video) was of a deep ball thrown from 35 to 40 yards by Jaden Rashada. Young really had to go up and make a great catch. Although he can practice, Young is currently suspended from playing.

In the final drill we observed, Lovett made a couple of nice catch-and-runs.

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Change is in the air..

Nothing is certain but I believe these dominos will fall…

We will have a new OL coach
Bobo will step down. Faulkner is aware but I don’t think it’s 💯 he will come back.

Schu could very well leave. The job openings are about to start and he will get calls. I truly believe Kirby is fine if he takes an NFL or HC job. The next few weeks will be telling.

TRob could be gone but see my next prediction on why not.

Muschamp will be the DC next year. It will be up to him on TRob status. They have worked well together in the past.

Donte will be back. Bummer. I think he has some recruiting traction.

Random thought I had was how to use Coley. Can we get him in a full of full recruiting and bring in a more “fundamentals” coach at the WR position?

The work starts now to make sure we retain Scott and Hartley.


Just spit balling here.

UPDATE Navy All-American Game today

The Navy All-American Game (formerly sponsored by the Army) will be today at 1:00 ET. NBC will be televising the game.

The only UGA signee playing is receiver Talyn Taylor, who by all accounts has been very impressive in practices this week.

This is the first year that juniors are allowed to participate. Tyler Atkinson headlines the 2026 UGA targets in the game. Aaron Gregory, Devin Carter, Darius Gray, Bryce Perry-Wright, Xavier Griffin, Jorden Edmonds, and Bralan Womack are some other names to watch.
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