It’s great when he have two guys that know the system and two guys that can share that responsibility.”
Felt comfortable Glenn would be able to take it over along with Will. That’s what made the transition easier when Dan left. Dan would be the first to tell you he never would’ve had the success he had here if not for Glenn Schumann. Schumann was here at that time as well, and they were really neck in neck the whole time and both took on the responsibilities. So I think when we had an opportunity to hire him as coordinator, I knew he was going to do a great job. He helped recruit while he was there, and when we had a job come open, it was - I think Kevin ended up leaving, and ended up being a no-brainer for us to bring Danny in because I knew the value he had, No. He just worked and he grinded, and he really did a good job of just doing what you asked him to do. “Well, I think first part of that is I had a great relationship with Dan when he worked at University of Alabama, and had a lot of respect for how he went about doing his job. They’ve got a lot of good football players on their team. Mario Cristobal is a good friend of mine and he’s done a great job recruiting players to Oregon, and Dan has taken those guys, and watching what they did in the spring game, and knowing the intensity and the organization and the leadership that Dan has, they’re going to be a hell of a team.
Probably a little bit Wednesday, a little bit Thursday, and then all in Friday, Saturday, Sunday off, and then getting back to the grind for the players. I’m pleased with where we are, and it’s time to lock in and finish up the prep we got started last week. We’ve got a lot of situational football to get ready for. We’re certainly not completely ready for Oregon. I am pleased with what our guys have done up to this point. It’s not easy to be a football player in the fall because you don’t get to do much but practice every day for three and four hours in the heat and school is not here, people aren’t on campus, and all that has changed now. I am really pleased with how hard our guys have worked and strained. I thought we had a really good football camp in terms of physicality, practice, and during the heat. Camp kind of came to end last week for us. Excited to get game week going, game week prep. Georgia has also been working senior William Poole at cornerback as well.“Thanks for joining us. In the event Green can’t play on Saturday, freshmen Daylen Everette, Jaheim Singletary and Julian Humphrey would see more snaps. Green worked as a second-string cornerback on Saturday, playing behind Kamari Lassiter and Kelee Ringo. “Nyland has a hamstring that’s bothering him,” Smart said. He has been dealing with a hamstring injury. The same cannot be said for redshirt freshman cornerback Nyland Green. Smart indicated the senior safety, who was named Co-SEC Defensive Player of the Week, is good to go. The injury came as he broke up a pass and in the moment it seemed concerning.īut Smith was present at practice on Tuesday and did not have any limitations. Kirby Smart updates status of injured defensive backs, CJ WashingtonĬhris Smith left Saturday’s game with a stinger injury. How Georgia responds will be telling, given this is still young Georgia team that is having to replace a number of key veterans from last season’s team. Georgia often wants practice to be more difficult than games, and that seems to be the case this week for the Bulldogs. We have some guys that didn’t bring their own juice today, and they need to do that tomorrow.” The number one thing that you do at our place is you go out on Tuesday and practice really physically if you’re going to be any good. “It dragged from the beginning,” Smart said. Some players responded, but others didn’t quite show the intensity level Smart desired. But he challenged his team during Tuesday’s practice. Related: Georgia football practice observations: Kirby Smart continues pushing Malaki Starks after strong debutĪs for why Georgia had such a sluggish effort, Smart was unsure. 2 in both the Coaches Poll and the AP Poll. The Bulldogs have a step down in competition for this week, as the Bulldogs take on FCS foe Samford after crushing previously No. We have another day tomorrow to get it better.” It wasn’t to the standard of what we need. “We had a lot of competitive periods, and they had a great practice that made a lot of guys better. I was really pleased for the way they approached yesterday,” Smart said. “We had one of our worst practices today.
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