Adam Griffith Dealing with 'Physical Problem' That's Impacting Practice Routine
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Look on bright side, we keep getting hurt and we keep winning.. unlike Florida and Georgia.
Uhh... Georgia has only lost one game and it was the third week of the season.
I meant if you look at last year and this year, We are blessed to have depth at all positions. Griffith will probably be off this week and won't kick until next week. i see lot of players won't practice this week.
I say we go to the drop kick with JK Scott. He would probably be lethal from 50 plus. Just saying.........
I wonder if his injury was caused by attempting to tackle punt returners. I seem to remember seeing him do this earlier this season.
I wonder if JK Scott might be available to do FG or at least PATs while Griffith recovers. We know Scott can do kickoffs.
I wonder if JK Scott might be available to do FG or at least PATs while Griffith recovers. We know Scott can do kickoffs.
Will someone who has kicked at some level please explain why limited practice would limit a great kicker that much? I can see where he'd have trouble if he's in pain or limited at gametime, but it's not like you change how you kick week to week somehow. Maybe what we're not saying it he really has a (probably groin) injury that messes up his kicks even after game warmup.
This, to me, sounds like CNS putting something out there to get people off of the kicker's back. Not the exact truth, necessarily, but something. I agree that limited practice wouldn't affect a kicker that much and if he did have an injury that affected his ability to kick I'm not sure that I believe that CNS would continue to send him out there. The statement by CNS will change the question from why is the kicker struggling (and will he be replaced) - which focuses on the player - to what is the injury/how significant of an injury is it - which is directed at CNS.
Just like with shooting a basketball or hitting a golf ball or swinging a bat, the more repetitions, the better.
Exactly 91, muscle memory. Practice makes perfect, the chance to use the lessons he's been taught.
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I feel like Blake Sims shoulder injury contributed to the Ole Miss loss. Blake is still relatively inexperienced at quarterback, the combination of missing those reps and any lingering issues had to have played a role. In some situations, it's a minor difference between a completion and something else.
With AG, he's a lot like Tiffin in terms of the leg he has. But, Tiffin had some struggles early, and AG might have more issues with the mental aspect of the game. Honestly, I can't blame the guy, I was a mess for a while because my home life turned to crap, and he's had to deal with a ton. That doesn't set you up for a lot of self esteem. So, one way to overcome any lack of confidence is to develop confidence in your routine, in yourself. You want to feel good, you want to look good, and that carries over into saying alright, I can go out there and do this.
But, you throw even a minor injury into the mix and suddenly it throws everything off. The confidence is gone, the routine is gone, and even if it's minor, you feel that nagging pain that feeds your doubts. It can't be easy for him to get his head right under those circumstance.
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