Dawgs Daily 26-May-12
Top five in the East:
1. Isaiah Crowell, RB, Georgia: Last season, Crowell was thrown right into the fire when he was named the starter coming out of fall camp. The true freshman had some early success, but steadily saw his popularity dip after nagging injuries continued to keep him hanging near the training table during games. Even though he was named the SEC's freshman of...
Via Leather Helmet Blog
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4 days ago
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4 days ago
It's Past Time For Isaiah Crowell Or Branden Smith To Change Uniform Numbers
It continues to baffle me that neither Isaiah Crowell nor Branden Smith have changed uniform numbers.
By NCAA football rule, no two players on the same team can line up on the field at the same time wearing the same number. So why in the world do we continue to let two explosive offensive threats wear #1?
Though Branden Smith, who wears #1, is a defensive player first, he is...
Via Leather Helmet Blog
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22 days ago
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22 days ago
Georgia Bulldogs Football: No Longer Willing to Run Scared
Georgia is doing all they can to make certain they won’t have to fret about depth at running back for years to come. Where last season saw thin options, this season is already looking a whole lot better with a more mature Isaiah Crowell, a more determined Ken Malcome, and a bevy of incoming talent in both Keith Marshall and Todd Gurley—both of whom will have their chance...
Via The Lady Sportswriter
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26 days ago
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26 days ago
Crowell, Malcome impress in Georgia scrimmage
Tailbacks Isaiah Crowell and Ken Malcome didn't waste any time impressing coach Mark Richt in Georgia's spring scrimmage.
With freshman Keith Marshall likely to push for the starting job this summer, each snap held special meaning for Crowell, the 2011 Southeastern Conference freshman of the year, and Malcome, who began the day atop the depth chart.
Marshall enrolled early...
Via AP on Fox
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April 14, 2012
VIDEO: Say Georgia Fans, Are You Down With The Crow(ell)?
Before you press play, I feel the need to let you know that this video has some rather savory cards posted within its 2:35 running time, so if you’re at work, beware.
Many fans and analysts believe this will be the year Crowell puts it all together and takes the Georgia running game to the next level. Even the man himself is looking for Heisman-like things from his performance...
Via The Lady Sportswriter
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April 12, 2012
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April 12, 2012
Georgia RB Isaiah Crowell Declares Run for Heisman
Georgia RB Isaiah Crowell Declares Run for HeismanThe latest joke in Heisman talk comes out of Athens, Georgia. Their “star” running back, Isaiah Crowell has declared himself to be in the running for the Heisman Trophy in 2012. Crowell will be a sophomore, so head coach Mark Richt should probably work towards deflating that big ego, considering Crowell couldn’...
Via BeyondUSports
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March 22, 2012
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March 22, 2012
Isaiah Crowell: Ready To Step Up in 2012?
Statistically, Isaiah Crowell had a successful freshman year in the SEC for the Georgia Bulldogs. Crowell finished first on the team in rushing and sixth in the SEC. He finished with 850 yards on 185 carries averaging 4.59 ypc and scoring 5 TDs on the ground. In his first five games, Crowell ran for 515 yards (60% of his total yards for the year). In the final 9 games, Crowell only...
Via College Football Zealots
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March 02, 2012
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March 02, 2012
Gunner Kiel Commits To The Denver Broncos. Recruiting is dumb.
Gunner Kiel has committed to LSU, but is apparently backing out of that commitment to stay close to home and attend classes at Notre Dame. Now I’m not one to rip on a kid for making a decision to be closer to his family, but don’t commit until you know where you want to go. There’s no point in committing to Indiana early and then withdrawing that commitment and...
Via College Football Section
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January 17, 2012
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January 17, 2012
Is Isaiah Crowell in the doghouse with Georgia fans?
Before the 2011 season began, many Georgia fans were hoping that freshman running back Isaiah Crowell would serve as the impetus for getting a sputtering Bulldog offense back on track. Now Crowell is getting a good part of the blame after the Bulldogs' second-half collapse to LSU in the SEC championship game.
"Speaking of running backs, did you hear the crowd boo when...
Via Shirts With Random Triangles
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December 04, 2011
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December 04, 2011
Isaiah Crowell: "I Don't Think We Were As Focused" After Halftime
Isaiah Crowell finished yesterday's contest with 108-yards, but that total is deceptive since most of it came in the first half of the game. Here's what he had to say about his performance yesterday and what he feels happened to both him and Georgia's offensive production in the second-half.
For one, did it sound like he said they[Georgia] took their foot off the...
Via The Lady Sportswriter
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October 02, 2011
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October 02, 2011
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