I've got a quick question if anyone can be obliged to answer it. When the stadium renovations are done, will the boxes and whatever else they build add height to the stadium as it appears from the outside? Do think it'll be a more intimidating place to play, or is that just wishful thinking?
I don't think I said we don't have to worry about the QB's as much as understand that we don't have to have them perform at as high a level as some want to expect. I simply wanted to say we've got a lot of other talent and that seems to be overlooked among worries of lackluster quarterback play.
I don't think I said we don't have to worry about the QB's as much as understand that we don't have to have them perform at as high a level as some want to expect. I simply wanted to say we've got a lot of other talent and that seems to be overlooked among worries of lackluster quarterback play.
I do really like Charlottesville. It was a fantastic place to grow up. I couldn't help but look at your blog and see the picture of George Welsh, maybe? I was pretty young and generally unaware of his importance when he retired. But he did a lot for the program. I have to confess, though, I'm not as die-hard as a UVA fan as I should be. I grew up a U of M fan and was just never able to follow the Hoo's as much as I did the Wolverines.
hmm, your right. my first michigan game was when the Wahoo's came to the Big House. It was kinda weird driving up from Charlottesville to see the game.
I think maybe what I enjoy the most is how we can look at increased access simply as a window through which to view RichRod's system and how it differs from the old regime. I've enjoyed the tangible differences we've seen from the conditioning program to the amount of competition between players and the intensity of the coaches. I definitely agree we really don't have the right to pass judgment on the performances of kids that young. But I do enjoy the more tangible, less debatable changes we've seen that we can be excited about but not risk over analyzing.
Oh, and MaizeAndBlueWahoo, it that Wahoo at the end of your name a reference to the cavaliers?
I feel like a lot of this so called "controversy" surrounding who starts at quarterback against Utah has its roots in the fact that practices for the first time are open to the public. I know this doesn't address your question directly, but I think as a community we aren't maybe used to the commotion that commonly surrounds pre-season football as Lloyd effectively made sure there was nothing to talk about. I think every quarterback competition comes down to who runs the offense more successfully, but in this case, we as a community and the local press wants to use our newfound access to analyze Threet's and Sheridan's respective skills. The only problem is we have taken that analysis to far.
I think RichRod is fortunate that he has the skill players to limit the plays out quarterback have to make this year. If any aspect of our team as been overlooked this summer, I feel that it's the skill players on offense. I mean, hey, its an oversimplification, but I kinda feel like all we have to do is get the ball to a Stonum, Hemmingway, Minor and let them do their stuff.
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I do really like Charlottesville. It was a fantastic place to grow up. I couldn't help but look at your blog and see the picture of George Welsh, maybe? I was pretty young and generally unaware of his importance when he retired. But he did a lot for the program. I have to confess, though, I'm not as die-hard as a UVA fan as I should be. I grew up a U of M fan and was just never able to follow the Hoo's as much as I did the Wolverines.
I think maybe what I enjoy the most is how we can look at increased access simply as a window through which to view RichRod's system and how it differs from the old regime. I've enjoyed the tangible differences we've seen from the conditioning program to the amount of competition between players and the intensity of the coaches. I definitely agree we really don't have the right to pass judgment on the performances of kids that young. But I do enjoy the more tangible, less debatable changes we've seen that we can be excited about but not risk over analyzing.
Oh, and MaizeAndBlueWahoo, it that Wahoo at the end of your name a reference to the cavaliers?
I feel like a lot of this so called "controversy" surrounding who starts at quarterback against Utah has its roots in the fact that practices for the first time are open to the public. I know this doesn't address your question directly, but I think as a community we aren't maybe used to the commotion that commonly surrounds pre-season football as Lloyd effectively made sure there was nothing to talk about. I think every quarterback competition comes down to who runs the offense more successfully, but in this case, we as a community and the local press wants to use our newfound access to analyze Threet's and Sheridan's respective skills. The only problem is we have taken that analysis to far.
I think RichRod is fortunate that he has the skill players to limit the plays out quarterback have to make this year. If any aspect of our team as been overlooked this summer, I feel that it's the skill players on offense. I mean, hey, its an oversimplification, but I kinda feel like all we have to do is get the ball to a Stonum, Hemmingway, Minor and let them do their stuff.
Hello Mr. Hunter,
Here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Writing_style
is a wikipedia entry on on writing style. It has very useful information on grammar, clauses, how to encapsulate ideas into coherent sentences and such.