Rebel Roundup - 8/12/10

But here is a short video for the practice report deprived:

http://mississippi.scout.com/2/991644.html

…but I don’t have the football intelligence to make a report like EtOH’s. But I did notice that:

Breaux and Grandy are the most impressive receivers we have. Summers is catching alot, too. Melvin Harris has a lot of good opportunities, but drops a lot of balls. Vincent Sanders dropped every ball I saw go his way.

Stanley and Mackey had better plays in the scrimmage (except the center/qb exchange was horrendous when Mackey was in), but Masoli made a run through the tackles, spinning around a LB, and got about 20 yds. He’s faster than he lets on.

Jeff Scott got at least 10 yds on every play that I saw. They gave him the ball a good bit, too. Bolden showed some real agility, too. He juked several defenders on one particular run and ran from the 20 yd line to the opposing end zone. Nick Parker had a good run too.

On several plays, the D-Line was in the backfield as soon as the ball was snapped. All three QBs were sacked at least once. I don’t know if this says good things about the D-Line or bad things about the O-Line.

They ran a trick play where Stanley handed the ball of to Grandy on a sweep to the left. Stanley then ran to the right side of the field, and Grandy threw the ball back to Stanley. He threw the ball a good 5 yds over Stanley’s head, but it was still an exciting play. Grandy could at least throw a good spiral.

Terrell Brown dwarfs everyone else on the field. I saw him standing next to Matt Hall, and Hall looked a lot smaller. Anyway, he’s slow and not very physical. He keeps his feet planted, and the defenders get by him pretty easily.

I did see in the one-on-one drills where Lawon Scott tried to get by Brown, and Brown grabbed Scott’s arm and threw him down as if he were a small child.

That’s all I really recall.

From twitter.

I could hear Verne Lundquist say, “WOW!”