What a debacle. GT got embarrassed on a weekend where they really could have set themselves apart as the ONE good ACC team. Almost everyone else lost, and obviously Tech did the same in a very disappointing effort in all phases of the game. I’m going to quickly hit a few things that jumped out at me while watching the game: […]
Continue reading →I already posted my thoughts on the offensive effort so I’ll add a few bullet points about the entire game. Offense Great reads by all 3 QBs that played. Nesbitt made the cleanest reads and was one step ahead on every run. Everyone’s already talked about throwing the ball and I was honestly a bit surprised they […]
Continue reading →So, if you’ve followed FSU football or college football, the fortunes of the Noles kind of went like this: The 70s were a building decade, the 80s saw the Noles come into their own as a national power, and the 90s were a decade dominated by FSU. By 2000, the team began to lose it’s […]
Continue reading →Holy cow, the first games are tonight. I’ll post my FSU prediction tomorrow, but here’s my 2010 GT forecast. Let me know what you think. 9/4/10 South Carolina State (Win) First game of the year – I think the offense will roll, and we’ll see backups soon after halftime on offense. The defense will be tested […]
Continue reading →The 3-4 defensive mission statement: The 3-4 defense is all about confusion. Using strong linemen to occupy the offensive line at the point of attack, athletic linebackers are able to attack from various angles to pressure the quarterback or stuff the run. The 4-3 usually relies on the down linemen to penetrate. This penetration by […]
Continue reading →So one of my friends asked me in reference to my prior post what I meant by ‘vectoring’ . This is a defensive philosophy popularized by Jim Bates, who had some success in Denver and Miami with the scheme, but ultimately was run out of town. The vectoring or Run Control style of defense exists to help the […]
Continue reading →The only people who would say that football is BACK are the nerds who want to see what their team is going to look like in the regular season. Everyone else just (correctly) says it’s a bunch of backups and folks who aren’t going to make the team anyway. However, for the Bucs this is […]
Continue reading →So, more big news. Last week was my first at What’s Up Interactive, an Atlanta web marketing agency. I’ll be handling a big chunk of their front end development for some very impressive clients. As fate would have it, another one of the front end guys is my buddy Paul, so it’s nice to collaborate with a familiar face. I […]
Continue reading →Over the past few weeks, I have realized that I love MobileMe when I’m using my iPhone or my laptop, but I absolutely hate it when I am using these services via my web browser. You see, the MobileMe service basically offers a handful of things that you can get on the web for free, but they […]
Continue reading →Allow me to be the last blog owner in the galaxy to write a post about the iPhone apps that I’m using, and a few that I’d love to see come to fruition in the near future. I’ve been really impressed with the first batch of software released last week, but a few have really […]
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