Guess I'll add my notes:

A few preliminary notes:

• This is my first practice report.  I'm not an analyst; just doing my best.  
• Standout player of the day for me was Brandon Collins.  More on him below.
• Muschamp is crazy.  We had a solid hour of BOOM MOTHERFUCKER-isms.  He was out on the field yelling at players, nearly tackling players, all in that accent we know so well.  Talk about fire.  I really really really hope he sticks around for a while.
• Curtis looks good, I think only one day after surgery.  He was walking without crutches.  Here's to a full and fast recovery.

Here's what stuck out to me, position by position:

QB
Colt - Given that QBs did little running, Colt was the clear leader.  With and without a defense, his throws seemed quick and accurate.  Picked up 20+ on a designed run against full D, probably would have been 6 in a game.

Chiles - Chiles looked pretty good without a defense.  I saw a couple of throws that were off by a step or two, but nothing looked terrible.  Many of his passes had perfect zip and hit receivers in the hands, above the waist.  Other deep passes sailed perfectly into receivers' hands.  This changed, however, once they added LBs, CBs, and safeties.  Then he started having a lot of trouble connecting.  He had a couple of great moments: deep pass to Buckner, great pass to Collins (more on him later), but struggling a little bit overall.  Overall, his passing rate seemed much better than 1/9, so I'll call it a noticeable improvement.

Harris - Didn't take as many snaps as Chiles, but, overall, he looked roughly equivalent, if not a little bit sharper.

Kinne - Didn't take as many snaps, underthrew a few passes.  Clear #4.

WR
As a preliminary note, I didn't pay as much attention to Ship and Cosby, as they're known quantities.  Both practiced kickoff return.  Cosby dropped one.  Ship had a couple of great plays on deep passes.  Anyway, I focused more on the younger players:

Collins - When I step back and think about the entire practice, Collins stands out.  He was phenomenal.  I only saw him miss one catch.  A lot of the throws were off by a step or two, but he had a sense of where he was in relation to the ball, and he knew what to do to bring it in.  Watch out for #5. [Update: After I wrote this and posted it on a forum, I read two other practice reports that weren't as high on Collins.  The authors didn't criticize him either, but they didn't find him the standout player that I did.  This might be because I spent a lot of time watching the QB drills on the second field; that's where Collins separated himself from the competition.]

Williams - I'd put Williams as the #2 most impressive WR of the night.  He struggled a little bit in warmups, and even later, he missed some passes that looked good.  Overall he looked decent.

Payne - Payne struggled more.  One pass hit him right in the hands, but he couldn't bring it in.  Not as impressed with him.

Buckner - Buckner is tall.  Looks taller than any other WR when they're together.  He didn't practice as much as the others.  Chiles hit him in the hands, a little low, and he dropped it.  But Chiles also had one sweet connection to him, in the end zone, that got some whistles from the crowd.  He looks promising, but I want to wait and see.

RB
They mainly practiced Chris O, McGee, Fozzy, and Hills.  

Chris - Chris seemed to struggle, but maybe that was just a preexisting expectation.  

McGee - Low center of gravity, fast.  We know this stuff.

Fozzy - Smoking fast, cannot be caught, good cuts.  Impressive.

Hills - Surprised to see him practice as much as he did.  Had a couple of impressive runs with the full D out there.

Corner
I was really impressed with what I saw here, esp out of Deon and Chykie.

Deon - #1 corner in my mind.  Great interception that made Muschamp go apeshit.  Also very vocal.  Broke up Chiles pass to endzone, stood to his feet and yelled "NO GOOD" three or four times.  Crowd loved it.  Muschamp must be addictive.

Chykie - broke up a couple of big plays.  I think Muschamp thinks he's a player, b/c after one of these plays, he rushed onto the field screaming and tackled Chykie.  Apparently this is a way of saying "good job" in Alabama.  Mikey like.  

Palmer - was there but didn't do much.

Curtis - glad to see him on the sidelines and walking without crutches.  Obvious limp though.  I think surgery was yesterday, so this looks good.

Others
I didn't pay much attention to the other positions.  Really wish I had paid more attention to safety, sorry about that.  I noticed that Deon played LB for one snap.  Looked more like a scramble to get someone on the field than a planned play.  That's about it.

this is great information.

while the spring practice game is on i took a look
at the espn 150  for 2009.
amazing.
59 of the 150 are from texas
29 are CONSIDERING texas
7 have VERBALLY committed to texas
Mack will have the finest recruiting class by any school ever before the other schools can even start a list!!
HORN FOOTBALL is headed for dominance ala USC!!

Anybody catch the saturday morning practice?

about vision blurs created by his speed :D