Kirby Smart on how he programs like Georgia & Alabama sell great players on their school being the best place even if they don’t play right away. He’s not a guy of many words, but he’s certainly been around here a long time. I’ve seen some guys get impatient here and there and leave and have regret over leaving because if they had stayed they would have been a better football player for staying.” Several guys that have stepped up and really taken on some of that responsibility. And they might not leave as good as they would have, but they played early. I’ve seen a lot of guys play early and not get better and not grow, not have the same nutrition, the same strength staff. They went into it thinking it was going to be cool but there wasn’t a lot of shade. It was probably a little hotter out there then maybe the players expected. We work really hard Monday, Wednesday and sometimes even Thursday with the conditioning level. So it’s an easier decision than you think, because it’s not just about playing early. Kirby Smart on Georgia’s conditioning for four quarter football game Good. The kids that are looking for that they can find that at these programs. Where am I going to develop the best? Where have they proven that they can take me from a really talented player to a disciplined team-buy-in, NFL-type offense and defense and special teams and they can grow?”
Where does the best tackle want to go? Against the best pass rushers. Smart might have been strenuously urging his player do go down, but he likely wont mind that his commands were ignored. “So you want to go against the best, where does the best pass rusher want to go? Against the best tackles.
Smart discussed name, image and likeness within Georgia’s program. You get millions more snaps in practice than you do in a game,” he said. Georgia head coach Kirby Smart took part in media days Wednesday. Where do you go to do that? You go where you can compete against really good people in practice. Georgia head coach Kirby Smart said at SEC Media Day that Georgia despite being an inexperienced team after a lot of players were drafted into the NFL, will be doing the hunting. “You want to be the best player you can be in 3 years. The end goal is what matters the most, because it’s not about who played as a freshman, he said, it’s about how each player is as a junior. There are certain aspects of pressure that come with taking the stage, knowing the questions of repeating will be coming at him fast. They start evaluating those guys really hard in year 3.” ATLANTA- It was a different setting for Georgia’s Kirby Smart on Wednesday morning at SEC Media Days he took the podium as the defending National Champion. What those guys care about the intangibles, size-speed criteria, leadership skills, how good a football player are they in year 3. “Because the truly great players understand that no NFL scout or general manager or head coach has called me and said how much time did Roquan Smith, how much did Nakobe Dean play as a freshman,” Smart said.
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