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Message: [QUOTE="anomander, post: 709395, member: 2766"] Coach Shafer had a nice pair of neon sneakers on while a few assistants sports some camo straw hats. most of the coaches wore whistles around their necks oh wait nobody cares about that...anywho i'm just going to go off on random as it comes to me, but anyways here i go obviously there wasn't anything earth shattering taking place, it was mostly low intensity drills and some stretching. It started off with Keon Lyn giving some people a scare as he yelled out as he turned an ankle. He took off his shoe, but surprisingly no trainer came over. Afrer about 10 minutes of limping around he thankfully got back in. Unfortunately Josh Kirkland didn't seem as fortunate. He stepped out during drills with what looked like a tight hamstring. He got stretched out, but sat the rest of practice out. Also Sean Hickey gave me a scare as he got rolled up in what looked like an ugly play. Thankfully he got up limped it off, and got back in. I was keying on him for a while as I caught it as he absolutely dominated Micah Robinson and Ron Thompson. He won basically every single rep, and it wasn't even close. Very impressive. Also Kyle Knapp impressed on the Oline. He is very physical off the ball, and helped spring Devante McFarland on a 70 yard td run with a huge block. I thought he looked extremely good today. He is going to be a good one maybe sooner then later. Right before the full field live scrimmage they were working on some more underneath and short stuff. Drew Allen threw back to back picks 6's to end it, one to Luke Arciniega where he made a nice play on the ball, and another on a miscommunication (i didn't see to who). Allen did look extremely mobile, and very fast. I would argue that he may be more mobile then Hunt. He also made a nice throw to Alvin Cornelius for another 50 or 60 yard gain. Other then that he didn't really show much, as they kept it pretty close to the vest. As for Hunt I thought he looked better in the Spring. He definitely didn't have any wow plays. Had no turnovers, a few nice scrambles to keep plays alive, and completed some short passes, but nothing spectacular. Neither qb really stood out other then the 2 pick 6's by Allen, but like I said everything was so vanilla (as it should be in front of everyone) it's hard to really tell. None of the DE's had any pressure on the qb. The 1st and 2nd team offensive line was very solid, the qb didn't get sacked one. Obviously there weren't any blitz, but they didn't allow any other pressure. Gulley, Smith, and McFarland mentioned earlier all had some nice pick ups at some point. Otherwise the defense was pretty dominant. They did let up a few big plays, but other then that they kept the offense pretty contained. Strong play from the LBers, Eskridge, and all of the CB's. Probably should also mention Austin Wilson had 2 very nice completions with limited reps. 1 of those was too Quinta Funderburke who made 2 nice catches for big gains I believe. I know he had at least 1. He looks very fluid, and wouldn't be surprised too see him work his way into the rotation. I watched him during drills and he looks the part of a very nice WR. [/QUOTE]

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