Camp Notes Day #5

  • Golden says the CB situation is the best we've had since he's been here....says we have depth and competition
  • Pierre slides over to play DE when Green is out
  • Golden says Pierre is big, very athletic, very loose in his hips
  • Golden says we have to get back to being an explosive unit on STs and defense, wants more x-plays
  • Golden says punt coverage and punt return need to improve, these 2 are the greatest focus
  • Dewey still a no show, Gary Crow hasn't talked to him
  • Jontavious Carter improved is 225 reps from 9 to 16
  • Ereck Flowers is working on his hand placement, improved his max bench to 405
  • Duke Johnson says the team is competing big time this year
  • Scouts from the Jaguars and Falcons were at pactice today

http://miami.247sports.com/Article/Miami-Hurricanes-Football-Insider-87-142773
 
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  • Golden says the CB situation is the best we've had since he's been here....says we have depth and competition
  • Pierre slides over to play DE when Green is out
  • Golden says Pierre is big, very athletic, very loose in his hips
  • Golden says we have to get back to being an explosive unit on STs and defense, wants more x-plays
  • Golden says punt coverage and punt return need to improve, these 2 are the greatest focus
  • Dewey still a no show, Gary Crow hasn't talked to him
  • Jontavious Carter improved is 225 reps from 9 to 16
  • Ereck Flowers is working on his hand placement, improved his max bench to 405
  • Duke Johnson says the team is competing big time this year
  • Scouts from the Jaguars and Falcons were at pactice today

http://miami.247sports.com/Article/Miami-Hurricanes-Football-Insider-87-142773

LOL at Carter hitting 16 reps as a wide receiver. That kid is a god**** freak.
 
#CANESCAMP NOTES

#100Days Countdown to Kickoff: 23 days (Miami opens 2013 season Aug. 30 vs. FAU at 8 p.m. on ESPNU)
Wednesday was the first day of full pads for the Hurricanes, concluding the NCAA-mandated 5-day acclimation period.

NFL scouts from the Atlanta Falcons, Oakland Raiders, Jacksonville Jaguars, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Cleveland Browns were in attendance.

Senior QB Stephen Morris, sophomore WR Malcolm Lewis and senior DE Shayon Green wore jerseys and shorts Wednesday and serve as team leaders.

Sophomore DB Deon Bush was in a red (non-contact) jersey, freshman DB Corn Elder and junior DE Anthony Chickillo were in yellow (limited contact) jerseys. Freshman OL Sunny Odogwu was back in a white jersey.

Junior QB Ryan William practiced with the first-team offense and redshirt freshman Gray Crow with the second-team offense.

Duke Johnson, Phillip Dorsett, Artie Burns, Stacy Coley, Malcolm Lewis and Corn Elder worked on kickoff returns, while Matt Goudis and Pat O’Donnell alternated as kickoff specialists.

Offense won the 3-by-2 skeleton thanks in part to an Allen Hurns 45-yard TD catch and big catches by Rashawn Scott and Stacy Coley.

Defense won the first 11-on-11 drill. Tracy Howard jumped underneath a route to pick off a pass from QB Ryan Williams.

On the next play, Williams bounced back with a long TD throw to Hurns.

Both Duke Johnson and Dallas Crawford broke off TD runs of 30-plus yards in 11-on-11.

Alex Figueroa batted back a Gray Crow pass, which was caught by Tyrone Cornileus for a TD.

The Canes ended practice with work on 2-point conversions.

QUOTABLES

Al Golden on the first day of full pads…
“We’re ready to go. We’ll see if some guys take the next step for us. It’s not a lot different than going in tops, but we’ll have some goal line and short yardage periods in there. So we want to make sure we get them covered and put the full gear on them.”

Golden on difficulty to hold guys back from hitting while wearing pads at practice…
“The hardest thing is to teach young guys to stay off the legs and to dive for guys and take side shots. We’re always talking about that in practice but in general we’re doing a pretty good job. We’re just staying up and staying healthy.”

Golden on if there will be more injuries now that they are in full pads…
“I hope not. I think we are real safe. We don’t practice differently in full pads than we do without them, to be honest with you. We don’t take guys to the ground. There might be two periods that we do that today, just the goal line and short yardage, because there really is no other way to do it. Other than that, we don’t really change our philosophy.”

Olsen Pierre on defense’s progress…
“Last year we had a lot of new guys and guys at different spots. This year I feel like we are a better group. We were told over the summer we got to stay with each other. We went out to eat, we worked out, we all got bigger together so we could all go out and attack and make that wall for no running backs, full backs or anything to get past us.”

Duke Johnson on what impresses him about the team…
“We’re competing big time this year. We come in, practice every day and compete. Everything we do, we compete with each other. We compete off the defense. It’s big competition.”

Johnson on his running style…
“A lot of it is instinct. You go off on what you feel and let your eyes guide you the rest of the way.”
 
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  • Expects to be used as a 3rd down pass rusher in addition to playing SAM
  • Says he's still competing for a 3rd down pass rusher spot
  • Says his added weight/strength now helps him push OL back in addition to bringing speed off the edge
  • Says he has been working at getting good with attacking his coverages
  • Says he's also working on containment and knowing which gaps to hit in run support
  • Says Jimmy Gaines has been teaching him what he needs to know as a LB over the summer
  • Says he and Figueroa look up to Armbrister since he played a lot last year
  • Says Armbrister makes sure they know their coverages, drops, know when to blitz, and know what to look for on certain plays
  • Says Armbrister is the vet at SAM and they are getting better because of him
  • Says the team is more confident because of all the work they've been putting in
  • Says everybody is ready to win
    [*]Says they're tired of not being the Miami that everyone expects
    [*]Says we want to get back on track this year and we will

http://miami.247sports.com/Article/-Tyriq-McCord-Comfortable-At-Linebacker-142725

Yeah, I'm cranking it to this. So what?
 
Sliding Pierre over when Green is out - interesting. Chickillo/Porter/Robinson/Pierre.

Bet the scouts were ****ed when they got there and found out Morris wasn't practicing.
 
Sliding Pierre over when Green is out - interesting. Chickillo/Porter/Robinson/Pierre.

Bet the scouts were ****ed when they got there and found out Morris wasn't practicing.

They were probably there to see our enormous punter.
 
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Hamilton more than held his own against Mongo.

Perry actually looking like a football player handling Wells I think it was. He got worked against Feliciano though.

King showed some good pop against Gadbois.

Robinson ******* mauled Seantrel.

Flowers and Pierre was fun to watch.
 
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Who is the dumb *** woman asking Duke those awful questions? I kind of wanted Duke to just stand up and leave during that terrible sequence.

"Uh, what does it feel like when you're running?"
"Is your adrenaline pumping?"
"What's it like when you score a touchdown -- is it awesome?"

:ibisroflmao:
 
Hamilton more than held his own against Mongo.

Perry actually looking like a football player handling Wells I think it was. He got worked against Feliciano though.

King showed some good pop against Gadbois.

Robinson ******* mauled Seantrel.

Flowers and Pierre was fun to watch.

Shoot, I'd say Hamilton won that rep. That's awesome. Good sign. I wouldn't have seen that coming.

And Robinson has been showing me something in these 1-on-1's. Dude has a nice get-off and good pop. He beat the **** out of Henderson on that rep.
 
Hamilton more than held his own against Mongo.

Perry actually looking like a football player handling Wells I think it was. He got worked against Feliciano though.

King showed some good pop against Gadbois.

Robinson ****ing mauled Seantrel.

Flowers and Pierre was fun to watch.

Shoot, I'd say Hamilton won that rep. That's awesome. Good sign. I wouldn't have seen that coming.

And Robinson has been showing me something in these 1-on-1's. Dude has a nice get-off and good pop. He beat the **** out of Henderson on that rep.

Hamiltons feet looked pretty quick in that video.
 
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