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dodd_54 said:
I need to see some intensity from our players. I blame the coaching staff. If the upper classmen aren't getting it done, then put them on the bench and play the younger ones; that's the most obvious way to get a player's attention.
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How does on see intensity? I want to see execution.
 
beej67 said:
Oh for god sakes.

We clearly need more swagger. Lol. Where's JTS?
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Swagger Coordinator Ric Flair says:

"The #1 rule of swagger is that swagger always appears at minimum in Bold and Italics. It's swagger for god's sake. Your swagger just doesn't have any swagger if it's in a plain font with no effects. I would normally unload the underline and Wing Ding font on you here, but we need shore up our swagger fundamentals before moving on to advanced techniques."

"Girls, you can't be the first, but you can be the next."

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Woooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Plain and simple, they need to win, and look good doing it. Beat the teams we should, and at least be very competitive against those that we shouldn't (although I dont see a team on our schedule that we shouldnt be able to beat). And, he must be UGAg...
 
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What I'm talking about is seeing one of our guys making two blocks on one play, not standing around watch TC run. I'm talking about our receivers holding a block two seconds longer even if the play is on the other side of the field. I want to see our guys on defense wrap up and not simply put a shoulder on the other guy. Maybe you younger fellas think I'm just pointing out the obvious, but I'm just an old Tech guy that thinks this game is pretty simple: blocking and tackling. That's not original thought; that's Vince Lombardi. I just want to see some intensity from our guys and it's up to the coaching staff to make it happen.
 
No, you're just talking about execution, which is what I was getting at. Too many people equate intensity with attitude or yelling or getting worked up. What you're talking about is playing football, which is exactly what I was saying. gottcha.
 
What I'm talking about is seeing one of our guys making two blocks on one play, not standing around watch TC run. I'm talking about our receivers holding a block two seconds longer even if the play is on the other side of the field. I want to see our guys on defense wrap up and not simply put a shoulder on the other guy.
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In other words, you want us to execute better?
 
A football player can play with intensity and still miss a block or miss a tackle. In fact too much intensity sometimes can lead to missing a block or a tackle --a player can be too geeked up and forget a particular blocking assignment or find himself out of position on the defensive side of the ball.

Making the extra block to get an extra few yards or wrapping up after laying a shoulder into a ball carrier to make sure he doesn't get a few extra yards --knowing where you're supposed to be and what you're supposed to be doing does come down to execution as a football player.
 
JTS said:
Swagger Coordinator Ric Flair says:

"The #1 rule of swagger is that swagger always appears at minimum in Bold and Italics. It's swagger for god's sake. Your swagger just doesn't have any swagger if it's in a plain font with no effects. I would normally unload the underline and Wing Ding font on you here, but we need shore up our swagger fundamentals before moving on to advanced techniques."

"Girls, you can't be the first, but you can be the next."

wwf%20ric%20flair.jpg


Woooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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An Instant Classic!!! :hugelaugh:
 
I don't want to see any more OL falling down w/out any contact. what is up w/ that? I am already at wits end w/ this season, as my overhyped expectations are crushed. I expect another loss, and am not happy about it. The way we have played the past two weeks, I see maybe 2 more wins this year. If we play like we did the 1st two weeks(regardless of competition), I see us winning out. Which team will hit the field on Saturday?
 
GT65_UGA89 said:
A football player can play with intensity and still miss a block or miss a tackle. In fact too much intensity sometimes can lead to missing a block or a tackle --a player can be too geeked up and forget a particular blocking assignment or find himself out of position on the defensive side of the ball.

Making the extra block to get an extra few yards or wrapping up after laying a shoulder into a ball carrier to make sure he doesn't get a few extra yards --knowing where you're supposed to be and what you're supposed to be doing does come down to execution as a football player.
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Interesting. Intensity vs. discipline. What is the right mix?

Is looking upfield before you catch the ball excessive intensity, lack of execution, lack of concentration, or other?

Every time you see someone do that, you know they WANT to make a big play, but they temporarily forget you can't make a play without the ball.

Another example of excessive intensity, I think, is the 15 yard penalty late hit or hit out-of-bounds.

RB is the player I think of most regarding "excessive intensity." No one ever questioned his competitive spirit.
 
Is looking upfield before you catch the ball excessive intensity, lack of execution, lack of concentration, or other?
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Swagger.
 
lonestarjacket said:
Interesting. Intensity vs. discipline. What is the right mix?

Is looking upfield before you catch the ball excessive intensity, lack of execution, lack of concentration, or other?

Every time you see someone do that, you know they WANT to make a big play, but they temporarily forget you can't make a play without the ball.

Another example of excessive intensity, I think, is the 15 yard penalty late hit or hit out-of-bounds.

RB is the player I think of most regarding "excessive intensity." No one ever questioned his competitive spirit.
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Intensity should be a square wave with a 2p period that is bandpass filtered with a p length bandwidth where p is the play length.
 
GTKyle said:
Intensity should be a square wave with a 2p period that is bandpass filtered with a p length bandwidth where p is the play length.
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Pfft.

In my major, intensity was more concrete.
 
beej67 said:
Swagger.
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Swagger Coordinator Ric Flair says:

"I really like the way you are working the Bold and Italics. I like to see that kind of improvement, but dropping a period (".") after swagger in a single word reply. What kind of swagger is that? You need to seriously open up your keyboard and lay that exclamation point down 1, 2, 3, 4 times or more("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!") then you'll be...."

"Stylin' and Profilin'"

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Woooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Goddamnit. I just can't get this swagger thing right.

It's harder than it looks. No wonder we keep losing.
 
beej67 said:
Goddamnit. I just can't get this swagger thing right.

It's harder than it looks. No wonder we keep losing.
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Swagger Coordinator Ric Flair says:

"SWAGGER!!!!! BOLD AND ITALICS!!!! Get your head in the game or I'll put your leg in a figure four leglock!!!!"
 
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