It is more like every meeting is, is constant
wearing, like I could have a million meeting close
, but I'm gonna wear some of it every time
. I feel like that's something you wear really,
really quick, really, really quick, especially being
a lot back here in UG A, you have
to know a lot, especially when you have a
line backer, coach, like coach shoot, who's
always gonna teach you each, each level of the
defense safeties. D BS Dy, you know,
make sure, you know, everything and every,
every day, we, he's a genius for it
. We got to see a little bit of Raylan
last season. Just what have you seen from him
this spring as he's going through it and, and
continuing to grow from his right. Uh I'm seeing
, I'm seeing constant improvement, just mistakes that were
made prior, uh, being fixed up, but
that, that comes with practice every day and day
out, but a good season towards it. So
you had a couple other, I mean, you're
, you're pretty, you know, highly rated out
of, you know, high school when you could
have gone to anywhere else. But what made you
come to UG A. Um I mean, it's
UG A, uh UJ A is known for developing
good players. So, I mean, I came
to UG A to become a good player that was
kind of my intention. Well, uh, you
know, etm has a body of work that,
you know, played a lot of sec football.
What, what's your impressions of the Georgia running backs
, uh, in terms of what you've seen that
spring out of them? Yeah. Uh, I
think we have a really good, a lot of
depth in our running back room. Each, each
running back has a lot of skills. A lot
, a certain skill set that they bring to the
table. And I think moving forward towards the year
will, will be good running back room. What
have you seen from Justin Williams so far? And
what's impressed you about him as a young guy in
that room just has a lot of speed. He
, he's a big guy, uh, smart,
I can tell he's gonna have a promising career ahead
of him. Uh, that guy is pretty cool
because that's my, that's my boy. But,
uh, uh, I can just tell you could
tell the potential that he has for sure. Yeah
, I believe you got popped onto the scene last
spring game. You had a really good G day
last year. So, what are you looking forward
to this spring game for you? There's an opportunity
to maybe be more fun time. Well, it's
just been a, it's been a journey of just
the entire spring in general for me. Just constantly
trying to make sure I'm improving. Day in and
day out. So gay is just another day and
making sure I add a plus one to it,
in my opinion, kind of breaking away from football
a little bit. I know that you had your
, your SG a run with, uh, you
with Miles Thorton. I wanted to ask about,
you know how that experience was and, and going
through that process and stuff like that and, and
just being able to work with Miles, uh,
on that project, even if it didn't go,
what exactly you guys wanted to do. Yeah,
it was, uh, it was actually really fun
. It being, I feel like in a football
bubble that we're not exposed to a lot of,
a lot of things on campus and we're not able
to see just the way certain things goes down.
And so it allowed me to meet a lot of
people experience a lot of things. I wouldn't,
I wouldn't be able to experience with doing what I
do. It was, it was really fun too
. So I enjoyed being able to do that.
Plus we plan to run again. So to,
to try number two, number two, have you
seen the real, really the entire inside linebacker room
step up with a smile not available this spring,
just how the entire group has made the most of
the reps that are available with them watching inside them
. Well, in the li back room, the
standards are standard. So being that Smile is out
, it was just expected, expected of us to
just to, to meet that standard. So we're
all just trying to play to the level that coach
you expects us to play. And with Smile God
, it's just, this allows us all to get
more reps to improve on each individual skill. So
, yeah, how long did it take you before
you, like, fully understand this defense? I
remember asking the same question to Kobe and he said
it took him almost a whole year. How long
did it take you before you do? Absolutely everything
that was your job. Well, to, just
to know your job probably about probably a year,
uh, maybe even more. But I, I
feel like I, I start to even understand like
the, the defensive concepts and as a group to
last year to be honest. But if you ask
me, if you ask me, I don't think
you really ever fully get it until like you just
constantly able to get those reps. You're, you're
constantly learning more and more about the defense, day
in and day out. So I feel even though
I've learned what my job is, I feel like
my job is not, I still haven't learned everything
there is to know about the defense until I know
every what everyone else is doing any more questions.
Yeah. Correct me if I'm wrong. But I
believe you and Dale Everett actually played together at IMG
and came together here at the same time. What
has it been like to kind of experience playing on
a, on the same defense together from high school
all the way through? And now both of you
go to your, uh, 30 years here at
Georgia. Uh, it's cool. It's actually,
it's actually kind of surreal sometimes when we think,
go think back on it because we sometimes like we
call back on like, oh man, remember when
you was doing blah, blah, blah, cause
I used to play DB in high school. So
whenever I make uh some type of, some type
of PB U, he's like, man, that's
, that's IMG Terrell and stuff like that. It's
just what we call back on the days, but
we also Jonel. Janel was for a pretty short
time play with us, but we sometimes we just
call it but now we're here. So we just
, we just look ahead any more for Tyrell.
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