I would expect that their would be with Embo and Co.Because of this, I'd be interested if there is a change or increase in intensity, focus, and speed in which the drills are conducted.
I would expect that their would be with Embo and Co.Because of this, I'd be interested if there is a change or increase in intensity, focus, and speed in which the drills are conducted.
No I mean have a starter, but also a back-up who will fight to try and become the starter. Competition does breed better players IMO.
These are the things that I am most interested in from this new coaching staff (especially the first 3). Running the ball has a lot to do with attitude and intensity which is why I'm so interested in our running game this spring. I believe how well we run the ball will tell us volumes about what to expect this season.1. Attitude
2. Identity
3. Intensity
4. Final 2 QBs decided by the spring game then you have all summer to beat one another out, competition breads better players.
Are we kicking the ball deep on kickoffs? How is our accuracy on FG attempts inside the 30?
I would hope they bring back the 9 on 7 drill that would bring toughness to the oline and dline and set the mood for the summer workouts.
fifyIt's probably not something that we'll be able to tell from spring ball, but we absolutely MUST improve on special teams. All facets of special teams. Kicking, punting, kick returns, punt returns, coverage. I don't know for sure, but it sure seemed like we were giving up between 50-100 yards a game in field position last year because our special teams flat out cliniced.
does anyone know the parking situation for the spring game? what lots are open and how do you get on them?
anyone who takes sacky gate's spot will be murdered. Thats the ****ing parking situation.
sounds like a challenge.
Today's Post has the open spring practices. I'm not going to link it here, as it is a Henderson article, and I know I can't withstand the negative rep.:thumbsup:
You can look it up yourself.
BUT,
I have this schedule from another source, and it matches the Post's info, so I'm going with it.
Practices which are open:
Friday March 11, 4 to 6:30 p.m.;
Saturday March 12 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.;
and Sunday, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Although Embree hasn't done anything like the last crew, we may expect the practices to be on the practice fields, not in Folsom. But one or the other.
After that, there is a April 2 scrimmage, time not determined
and the April 9 spring game, 6 p.m. - but there will be events all day on April 9th beforehand.
Was going to attend today but will instead be watching our first appearance in B12 Semis...
check the latest CU buffs article by brooks. Has a table with all the injuries from last season and how they affect this season.Do we know if any players will be limited or sitting out this spring due to injury? Mainly thinking about Major and Perkins here, but I am sure I missing others.
check the latest CU buffs article by brooks. Has a table with all the injuries from last season and how they affect this season.
Was going to attend today but will instead be watching our first appearance in B12 Semis...
I just got off the phone with the ticket office. They say that all the regular parking spots will be available for the Spring Game. I'm not 100% sure I believe that, so I reiterated the question by saying "I park right next to Farrand Hall. You're saying that will be open?" and they said "yes". So as for right now, we'll be in our traditional spot for the spring tailgate.
Sacky's post brings us to another question... what is the goal (or what should it be) for spring game attendance? The AD clearly wants to make it a special event by putting it at night.