scrimmage camp report

[DMoney]

Sandland looks like a completely different player from the spring. He's not playing tight anymore, and his talent is starting to show. I like the way he adjusts to the ball. He will be a nice safety valve on third down.

On the opposite side of the spectrum, Rashawn Scott seems to have lost the momentum he had this spring. Dorsett, Waters and Coley have been the clear-cut top three receivers in camp.

 

[valid]

Waters and Dorsett, and Coley could be the most lethal WR trio we have had in years. LMFAO CANT WAIT.

 

[SoFlaSmitty]

Thinking we are going with a very dumb downed defense in these scrimmages or at least I'm hoping so.

 

[magilacuty cane]

I think R Scott had the same type of camp last year.Wouldn't count him out especially on the big games in tight situations.

 

[IndayArtHauz]

......i hope Goldens is releasing the videos he wants the public to see. Maybe Chip is Goebbles to Al's Hitler?

Almost positive no true Cane appreciates the **** metaphor.

I got it, and like a true Brownshirt I kept marching.

 

[DCF in LA]

Sandland looks like a completely different player from the spring. He's not playing tight anymore, and his talent is starting to show. I like the way he adjusts to the ball. He will be a nice safety valve on third down.

On the opposite side of the spectrum, Rashawn Scott seems to have lost the momentum he had this spring. Dorsett, Waters and Coley have been the clear-cut top three receivers in camp.

I can understand this, but Scott made some tough catches for us last year. Once he gets on the field, he'll make plays. And that's a filthy rotation of WRs to have to juggle, not even counting Hurns, Lewis, Carter, Jones etc.

 

[Consigliere]

Sandland looks like a completely different player from the spring. He's not playing tight anymore, and his talent is starting to show. I like the way he adjusts to the ball. He will be a nice safety valve on third down.

On the opposite side of the spectrum, Rashawn Scott seems to have lost the momentum he had this spring. Dorsett, Waters and Coley have been the clear-cut top three receivers in camp.

I can understand this, but Scott made some tough catches for us last year. Once he gets on the field, he'll make plays. And that's a filthy rotation of WRs to have to juggle, not even counting Hurns, Lewis, Carter, Jones etc.

That is the scary thing, even UF's DBs are going to have a major headache covering this crew.

This rotation is excellent, the only thing that can stop a player like Scott is himself (i.e. the drops).

 

[WhatTheHell]

Drum beats getting louder as the Beau Sandland warship approaches.

 

[magilacuty cane]

Lol @ Duke being under the radar lately with all this talent.Got dam this gonna be fun.

 

[zone3cane]

Sandland looks like a completely different player from the spring. He's not playing tight anymore, and his talent is starting to show. I like the way he adjusts to the ball. He will be a nice safety valve on third down.

On the opposite side of the spectrum, Rashawn Scott seems to have lost the momentum he had this spring. Dorsett, Waters and Coley have been the clear-cut top three receivers in camp.

Beau Sandland should be in serious consideration as the starter on day 1.... he is the perfect example of how important it can be to Early Enroll

I think Rashawn Scott's foot may have slowed him a bit but i still think he is a threat when on the field.

I would like to add Malcolm Lewis to that list w/ Dorsett, Waters, and Coley... I think he is also one of the top performers in Fall Camp at the receiver position though i agree that Dorsett, Waters, and Coley were the "top 3."

I thought Stacy Coley wouldnt be able to come in and earn a lot of playing time his first year b/c of how talented all of the other receivers are in front of him, but he proved me wrong big time.... its crazy to think about how great he already is as a receiver. He is like another Duke Johnson on the field imo in terms of impact.

 

[jnw4563]

Sandland looks like a completely different player from the spring. He's not playing tight anymore, and his talent is starting to show. I like the way he adjusts to the ball. He will be a nice safety valve on third down.

On the opposite side of the spectrum, Rashawn Scott seems to have lost the momentum he had this spring. Dorsett, Waters and Coley have been the clear-cut top three receivers in camp.

People keep forgetting to mention one of our starters in Allen Hurns. Coley is great but Hurns needs to be put in this group if Coley is included. Hurns doesn't make the huge plays, but he might be the most consistent WR. Plus the coaches have said that he is the best blocker.

 

[ARJB]

Anybody notice Burns make a nice open field tackle? Impressive for a freshman.

 

[TallyCane]

Standish is a big dude and moves well. He is practicing like he doesn't want to redshirt

 

[can4life]

A I know this is off topic but I think Walter tucker would make a great fullback if linebacker don't work out for him.. let me know what y'all think

 

[frostycane]

I have a feeling Standish is going to end up on special teams, guy seems to like contact. I would not hesitate to use him on KO or Punt coverages.

I am interested to see a five wide of Dorsett, Coley, Waters, Duke, Malcolm/Hurns. Ohh boy you better just blitz eight and hope to get to him before he lets it go! Cause that would be unstoppable from the shotgun!

Nice tackle in there by DP on one of those.

Looks like some monsters in there doing battle on the lines.

Very exciting stuff, and great to hear that Goudis is smoking his kicks too!

 

[zone3cane]

James Coley is going to have some empty sets and its going to be unstoppable as long as Stephen Morris gets protection

 

[JHallCanes]

Drum beats getting louder as the Beau Sandland warship approaches.

Nothing against Walford but Sandland brings much more talent as a pass catcher. By the end of the season I think we will see him dominating the PT.

 

[sitzee]

i was thinking the same.... there's not a shot he's showing his hand, he's too smart....

 

[JHallCanes]

Kind of funny when you read a thread about our WRs and by the time everyone is done with their "don't forget about this guy!" posts you really realize how ******* loaded we are.

 

[RiDLer80]

I knew Coley was good, but for him to be pushing for PT as a true freshman with our loaded WR core really shows how talented he is.

He's too talented to keep off the field.