jandman514
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Coley is puttin in work these first few days of camp. Get ready to see him return kicks and play alot.. He's been explosive.
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Stacy Coley Question
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Lets take the orange glasses off for a second. I love our WR core but there isn't a single player mentioned above that has been sooo dominate and polished in his game that the only way to stop him is to double team him. Not to mention that against the 3 best teams we played last year that WR core (offense as a whole) was virtually non existent.
Back on topic: 100 catches is alot of production for any player let alone a freshman. I don't see coley matching that production. However it's not out of the realm of possibility that he matches his impact. Which I think is more important. Someone mention A.Cooper at Bama. He "only" had around 60 catches. But his impact on the offense was huge.
Back on topic: 100 catches is alot of production for any player let alone a freshman. I don't see coley matching that production. However it's not out of the realm of possibility that he matches his impact. Which I think is more important. Someone mention A.Cooper at Bama. He "only" had around 60 catches. But his impact on the offense was huge.
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Amerson would be the 3rd maybe 4th best corner at Florida (They're that good). He was burned to **** by quicker receivers in the Tennessee game too; and not just the studs, he had white kids beating him on go routes.
I have a lot of confidence in our receivers but that might be the best corner group in the nation, it's going to be a battle. I'm just saying I can see Coley really get a shot if Florida starts to win that battle.
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The last time they saw a combination of QB/WR's like ours...they got shredded like old files
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I think the UF corners vs Miami receivers battle starts now.
We need UF to think that their corners will shut down nations best WR group and for them to think Miami wr's are average at best.
also I said it many times.
above average QB + a great Oline + average WR's will shred any corner.
you gave the QB enough time any D1 receiver can get open eventually.
plus more time the QB has more running around those corners are doing and getting tired
We need UF to think that their corners will shut down nations best WR group and for them to think Miami wr's are average at best.
also I said it many times.
above average QB + a great Oline + average WR's will shred any corner.
you gave the QB enough time any D1 receiver can get open eventually.
plus more time the QB has more running around those corners are doing and getting tired
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Purifoy and Roberson?
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i get it, but the UF defense as a whole crushes whatever NCST has fielded on defense the last 10 or so years.
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The best players will play
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Purefoy, Watkins, and Roberson can COME GET SOME.
Good QB/WR play beats good secondary play all day.
Good QB/WR play beats good secondary play all day.
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Don't underestimate the impact of pass protection. Keep the QB clean and even an average player makes a secondary look pedestrian.
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Just checked their depth chart and saw purefoy at WR
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He's playing WR/CB like Chris Gamble and Ted Ginn did in college..
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Not sure Coley can be covered. But we have a lot of really good WRs. That said, I would not be surprised to see Coley make a couple huge plays early against swamp scum. Dorset is too fast to not have top cover on him. Can't really leave a lb on Duke. Given swamp scum's "great" dbs, I think the figure they can handle the freshman Coley one on one. They are repltiles so if will take his secon long TD beforre they realise one man is not enough. At which time, the store should be unguarded for Lewis, the TEs, Duke, and the rest. If the Oline gives Morris time, swamp scum are in for a long night. I think Coley makes this O almost impossible to stop exxcept with Dline pressure. If Art's boys play as big as they look, we should put some serious numbers up against anyone.
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So what does a great qb with the ability to throw it on a line to any part of the field, a great o line, great wide receivers and the best running back in college football do to great corners or a great defense?
Duke won't see many if any stacked 8 man boxes as defenses will be too worried about keeping safeties deep and he's going to run wild.
We run 3 wide with a huge tightends and Duke against nickel coverage that means a linebacker on Duke and Walford/Sandland and 2 safeties deep meaning one wr is getting single covered by a 2nd team corner.
How do you stop that?
I'm sure muschamp and fisher and every other coach we face are more than a little worried right now.
Coley is the most talented WR on the team. How far he rises up the chart depends on how focused he is. Picking up the playbook, making blocks, mentally staying in the game.
Amari Cooper wasn't a big factor for Alabama until the second half of the season. I'd expect Coley to have the same arc as a Frosh - make some big plays here and there, but get slowly worked into the offense and turn it on by the end of the season.
Amari Cooper wasn't a big factor for Alabama until the second half of the season. I'd expect Coley to have the same arc as a Frosh - make some big plays here and there, but get slowly worked into the offense and turn it on by the end of the season.
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Watkin's is playing Safety now I think....and penciled in as a starter. I think Coley will start sooner than later...it's going to come down to the playbook for him. He's our most talented reciever.
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