Richard Samuel: Could it be that he didn't get the ball much after his touchdown because he was hurt? The South Carolina guy pretty much put a rear naked choke on Samuel as he plunged into the endzone. He had no chance of stopping Samuel, yet he tried to stop him by grabbing Samuel around the neck and pulling back.
Tavarres King: Is he the next big thing at wide receiver?
A.J. Green: What shape would UGA be in if Green had signed with the in-state Gamecocks instead of the Dawgs?
Branden Smith: Who was responsible for keeping him in the game, instead of pulling him after his fumble on the kick-off return?
Carlton Thomas: Will the crucial fumble recovery in the South Carolina game be just the spark that Thomas needs to overcome his own fumble in the Oklahoma State game?
Joe Cox: How sick has he been? He didn't look at all well. Could it be that the guy will be an absolute show-stopper after he gets healthy?
DeAngelo Tyson: Game-saving block on Carolina's attempted PAT. Is this a sign that he will turn out to be a max-effort guy in the order of David Pollack? Will he show out next year after Owens, Weston and Atkins move on?
Brandon Boykin: Any chance that he will get touches on offense? (I know it won't happen, but I'm going to say it anyway: Oh please, please, help out the basketball Dawgs!).
Blair Walsh: What will be his longest field goal before he graduates?
Reshad Jones: Will he ever get any calls?
Dawgs: How good will the Dawgs be this year?
Showing posts with label Richard Samuel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Samuel. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Friday, August 28, 2009
Samuel, a Student of the Game
Richard Samuel will have his chance to show what he can do.
He's a big runningback, at 225, and word is that he has great speed. Combine that with the way he has been studying film and the different nuances of Georgia's offense, and he might have the tools to be a good one.
Hopefully, the freshman jitters are gone. The only thing that might hold Samuel back, in my opinion, is a case of the nerves once he gets hit a few times. As a sophomore, having battled through injuries and playing against Georgia's defense, I'm crossing my fingers that he will show out next Saturday.
Samuel
He's a big runningback, at 225, and word is that he has great speed. Combine that with the way he has been studying film and the different nuances of Georgia's offense, and he might have the tools to be a good one.
Hopefully, the freshman jitters are gone. The only thing that might hold Samuel back, in my opinion, is a case of the nerves once he gets hit a few times. As a sophomore, having battled through injuries and playing against Georgia's defense, I'm crossing my fingers that he will show out next Saturday.
Samuel
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Sporting News Interview with Mark Richt
Saw this on another blog, and I wanted to make sure I had a link to it here.
Mark Richt talks about OSU, Georgia's offensive and defensive lines, Richard Samuel and Carlton Thomas, and developing leaders on the team.
Richt
Mark Richt talks about OSU, Georgia's offensive and defensive lines, Richard Samuel and Carlton Thomas, and developing leaders on the team.
Richt
Friday, August 21, 2009
Q&A with Thomas Davis
Great piece from the Sporting News. Davis thinks that UGA could be the sleeper in the SEC, with guys like Joe Cox, Richard Samuel and Caleb King getting a chance to show what they can do.
Davis also discusses his transition from safety to linebacker, his relationship with Rennie Curran, and other topics.
Davis
Davis also discusses his transition from safety to linebacker, his relationship with Rennie Curran, and other topics.
Davis
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