I know some people are down on Keiland, but the guy sold the play so well. His arm is pretty good as well, perfect throw. He shows he does whatever to help the team. I salute him for that.
If they are, I don't understand it. I haven't seen any credible evidence that he isn't practicing hard and preparing to play. I believe Miles is going to play the players that put us in the best position to win. Its is somewhat of a mystery that he doesn't get the ball more often but I'll trust our coaches that there is a good reason that is the case.
My jaw dropped when he let it fly. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. What sold it to me was the initial misdirection of the play. We've run that play with good success in the past and now we throw in a halfback option. What a play!
Funny quote from Keiland on the pass. "The db was 5'8". If he had been 5'10", he intercepts that ball." He claimed he threw a few in high school, and Crowton/Miles installed that play only last week. Pretty gutsy call considering how little it must have been practiced. Just another reason for other teams to wonder what the heck our team is going to do at any point. After 3+ years, Miles must really be getting into the head of the opposition. I love it.
During practice this week, Miles, KW, and Scott walked over the Crowton and told him that KW can throw the football. Crowton designed a play and installed it right away. I love the willingness of the staff to add new wrinkles each and every week.
Getting in their head is right. Charlie Strong probably shyt on himself during the game, as well as the Georgia Defense coordinator. I love every minute of it. Miles didnt show a bit of worry going into halftime, meanwhile I was pouring my third scotch of the night.
