A Day 2012

I'm listening to the game. Pregame involved unvailing the statues of our 3 Heisman winners. I'm sure the fans at the game loved it. It would be great to be there on what must be a gorgeous day at Jordan-Hare.

Frazier starts at quarterback. With the injury to Mosely, Frazier has been getting most of the spring training snaps. Both Mosely and Pike play today.

On the second offensive series, Mike Blakely makes a 27-yd run. It sounds like the tackling is much improved. Quentin Riggins says our defensive guys are not diving at ball carriers like they were last year.

It sures sounds like the defense is more aggressive than under Ted Roof.

Our announcers say that our QB will be under center more than in the shotgun.

The scoring system is too complicated to keep up with.

Lots of praise for the confidence and maturity of Kiehl Frazier.

Darren Bates gets mentioned prominently.

Walk-on Trent Fisher is a big hitter in the secondary and will be heard from.

Our offensive line can't handle our defensive ends.

Mike Blakely sure sounds good early. It is obvious that he doesn't like to go down. We need Blakely.

In the second period the offense mounts a strong 80-yd drive despite the factthat the defense seems to get penetration on every play. Corey Grant is a player. Emory Blake is clearly our go to receiver. Trovon Reed catches a long pass. Kiehl Frazier is impressive sounding in every way.

Quentin Riggins makes the huge point at the half that this offense features LOTS of motion. It makes defenses think rather than react

The second half goes quickly because the clock doesn't stop.

Mike Blakely sure sounds good.

Mosely leads a TD drive in the third quarter but you can't help but think that Frazier will be the starting quarteback in September.

We have great depth at defensive end. The defense seems to tackle much better. Coach Chizik talks of looking for consistency.