Way to go, Dawgs! Fantastic way to close out the season.
Congratulations to Coach Richt and the entire staff. Terrific send-off for the seniors. Good group of guys. Cox, Moore, Atkins, Owens, Weston and the whole crew.
We couldn't seem to get anything going in the first half, but Brandon Boykin ran a kick-off back, and the Dawgs turned up the heat on defense. Converted a 14 to 14 tie into a rout, for the most part.
Dawgs win, 44 to 20.
Showing posts with label Jeff Owens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeff Owens. Show all posts
Monday, December 28, 2009
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Superlatives
It's great to have recognition for a year's worth of hard work.
The superlatives list has some names of guys that don't get a lot of press, but these players nonetheless make key contributions to the team.
Bravo!
The superlatives list has some names of guys that don't get a lot of press, but these players nonetheless make key contributions to the team.
Bravo!
Friday, September 18, 2009
Justin Time
Justin Houston is returning from a two-game suspension. He'll be ready to go against Arkansas tomorrow night.
Talk about Justin time. Since Roderick Battle went down this past Saturday with a season-ending knee injury, Georgia is shorter than ever on players.
Kiante Tripp, who played offensive tackle and tight end last year, was moved in the off-season back to his original position, defensive end. He's out with an injury, and won't play tomorrow night.
Marcus Washington had practiced some at the defensive end spot, but has been moved back to linebacker, since Nick Williams and Darius Dewberry suffered injuries.
Georgia compensated last week by putting a defensive tackle at defensive end. Jeff Owens logged 33 snaps at defensive end against South Carolina.
With no speed off the edge and guys not accustomed to playing end, Georgia never was able to maintain the Gamecock's qb Garcia in the pocket. He consistently broke contain and made plays throwing the ball off the run.
Cornelius Washington and Demarcus Dobbs are good players, but they need some help--a fast guy who tackles well. A powerful lineman that can go up against defensive tackles and stop the run. A guy good enough that Jeff Owens can go back to tackle, Marcus Washington can stay put at linebacker, and Georgia can match up well with 6' 7" Arkansas quarterback, Ryan Mallett, who will throw the ball a bunch this Saturday night.
Justin Houston is that guy. He's back, and not a minute too soon.
Talk about Justin time. Since Roderick Battle went down this past Saturday with a season-ending knee injury, Georgia is shorter than ever on players.
Kiante Tripp, who played offensive tackle and tight end last year, was moved in the off-season back to his original position, defensive end. He's out with an injury, and won't play tomorrow night.
Marcus Washington had practiced some at the defensive end spot, but has been moved back to linebacker, since Nick Williams and Darius Dewberry suffered injuries.
Georgia compensated last week by putting a defensive tackle at defensive end. Jeff Owens logged 33 snaps at defensive end against South Carolina.
With no speed off the edge and guys not accustomed to playing end, Georgia never was able to maintain the Gamecock's qb Garcia in the pocket. He consistently broke contain and made plays throwing the ball off the run.
Cornelius Washington and Demarcus Dobbs are good players, but they need some help--a fast guy who tackles well. A powerful lineman that can go up against defensive tackles and stop the run. A guy good enough that Jeff Owens can go back to tackle, Marcus Washington can stay put at linebacker, and Georgia can match up well with 6' 7" Arkansas quarterback, Ryan Mallett, who will throw the ball a bunch this Saturday night.
Justin Houston is that guy. He's back, and not a minute too soon.
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
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Starting to Heat Up
Georgia's defense feels that they have something to prove. Rennie Curran does not like the fact that Georgia gave up so many points last year.
Curran Speaks
Defensive tackle is going to be the key. If Owens, Atkins and Weston maintain the middle of the line, then teams will be forced to run the ball wide, where Curran will be waiting.
Curran Speaks
Defensive tackle is going to be the key. If Owens, Atkins and Weston maintain the middle of the line, then teams will be forced to run the ball wide, where Curran will be waiting.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Jeff Owens Wants to Hit Somebody
Fresh veggies are okay. I need them. You do, too.
But for goodness sake, a big snarling carnivore needs meat. None of this Lean Cuisine stuff, either. Let him loose so he can chase, overtake, and feast on wild game.
Jeff Owens is a 300 pound defensive lineman. He's been out for a full year, and now he's 100% recovered. He's in the mood to hunt quarterbacks. I say, let the big dog eat!
Is it football season yet?
But for goodness sake, a big snarling carnivore needs meat. None of this Lean Cuisine stuff, either. Let him loose so he can chase, overtake, and feast on wild game.
Jeff Owens is a 300 pound defensive lineman. He's been out for a full year, and now he's 100% recovered. He's in the mood to hunt quarterbacks. I say, let the big dog eat!
Is it football season yet?
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