Alabama vs. Ole Miss in Oxford 10/10/09 - Page 5

RebelFan4Life · 07-03-2009, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by RIP38

When he's healthy, there aren't many who can. Andre Smith couldn't block him last time he was in Oxford.

Yep, all this rest is doing him good. He'll be ready to go when the season rolls around.

NiKka · 07-03-2009, 04:20 PM

Reid Neely and Daverin Geralds are very physical, If Reid stays at RG we are gonna be very dominant running to that side... talking bout the weakness on the left, luckily we have Gerald Harris who is probably the best "blocking" TE in the SEC to help Sowell/Massie out..

Just thought about them playing Massie at RG that's a load of line

olemsdave76 · 07-03-2009, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by NiKka

Reid Neely and Daverin Geralds are very physical, If Reid stays at RG we are gonna be very dominant running to that side... talking bout the weakness on the left, luckily we have Gerald Harris who is probably the best "blocking" TE in the SEC to help Sowell/Massie out..

Just thought about them playing Massie at RG that's a load of line

Reid starts at LG, not RG. Rishaw Johnson ended the spring at RG. They started the spring with Reid on the Right, but the coaches decided they needed a veteran presence on both sides, so moved him back to the Left.

NiKka · 07-05-2009, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by olemsdave76

Reid starts at LG, not RG. Rishaw Johnson ended the spring at RG. They started the spring with Reid on the Right, but the coaches decided they needed a veteran presence on both sides, so moved him back to the Left.

I know that they Started Neely at RG and moved to LG that's why I later said Massie at RG would be nasty.

nooneLT · 07-05-2009, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by RIP38

When he's healthy, there aren't many who can. Andre Smith couldn't block him last time he was in Oxford.

Andre Smith had a sprained ankle at the time. But you're right, when Hardy is on, 1 blocker ain't gonna stop him.