roy, it’s 3am EST… go to sleep

On where the team is in the first spring meeting as opposed to last year: It was great. This morning we met and I felt like I was speaking English to them, that was a much, much more improvement from last year.

I really liked his take on the running game and the different blocking schemes. More two back sets and a tougher attitude.

He did a good job explaining our TE situation too. It’s amazing how badly those injuries screwed us up.

I enjoy Davis’s insight to how he and Muschamp work. They really bounce ideas off of each other and try to find holes in each others’ attacks. That’s a dedicated, well-oiled coaching machine right there.

“They were moving the ball, and I am sitting in the box and I’m thinking, "Gosh Almighty, Will. If they’re going to score, let them score now so we’ve got some time." And what he did and what he told Mack was we’re going to run blitz and we’re going to need to stone it or they’re going to puff one. If they puff one, we’ve got more time. It was a heck of a plan.”

I have no idea what he’s talking about.

and about to score. They could have run the time out and kicked a field goal or gotten a touchdown. Luckily, although it seemed pretty apparent at the time, the Longhorns didn’t put up too much a fight to stop that run. Thus allowing time for Colt’s heroics.

Although when you hear Davis use stone and puff in the same sentence, you start to realize that when the play calling goes awry, there may be a reason. Maybe he has the munchies.

some of the Coach Boom insight, as well as his uproarious slang and jargon. I thought a couple of his most telling points concerned offseason work and what the coaches can tell from it, and his explanation of true freshmen playing and of how it’s almost more the ability to adjust to the new parts of their lives, not just raw skill.

I was opposed to the head-coach-in-waiting decision for somebody with less than a year on campus . . . I am becoming a believer in this man’s future as The Big Guy.