Football Practice #8: Time for a Scrimmage

WR Sidney Haynes & TE Arthur Williams on Field Goal Protect.  You're not getting by.

Photo Courtesy of Georgia State Sports Communications

CBC: "There was a lot of enthusiasm and effort, and that's where it all starts," said Curry after the scrimmage. "Anyone who's ever watched a football scrimmage can see how far we have to go. But we've got time to do it, and that's the good news."

Curry noted that both the offense and the defense had their moments in the scrimmage, which included officials.

"The defense could dominate for certain stretches, but then all of a sudden there would be a touchdown or a long run or a long catch by the offense," said Curry. "That's what happens with defenses that are constantly morphing with personnel, some of whom have been here for a year and some who just got here last week. That's part of the deal. We've got to become a team, and we will."
 Georgia State Sports Link

My take: Baby steps.  Guys are still learning their roles and the coaches are starting to see how will be making an impact.  Two practices tomorrow.  Gotta get 2% better.