Jarvis Green

And Denton tracks past the 30 up to about the 32-yard line before he's offended by Johnny Mitchell, 6'5", 293-pound junior from Marrero.

Johnny Mitchell, Anthony Booger McFarland, and Jarvis Green, the three down linemen.

Linebackers are Jamal Hill, Joe Wesley, Charles Smith, and Arnold Miller.

The corners, Fred Booker, Robert Davis, Clarence LeBlanc, and Mark Roman are the experienced safeties.

So it essentially becomes a wide receiver.

Handoff to the fullback, Spencer, and Spencer's not going anywhere.

That play was stacked up very quickly at the line of scrimmage by Jarvis Green, a 6'3", 252 pounder out of Donaldville, Louisiana.

So it's going to be a game, very short game, if anything at all, maybe one, and we're being generous about that.

He has with him, bound at tailback, Brandon Johnson, who just caught the pass at fullback.

Green and Carter, the wide receivers, and Lorenzo Diamond is the tight end.

Diamond actually a better blocker than a receiver.

Robert Johnson will play the Brady 7, and he is the receiving tight end for

Those guys are going to be busy against this LSU defense.

Their front seven is really the stalwart part of this defense.

Jarvis Green, we've seen him for so many years, sack the quarterback.

Excellent move to get to the quarterback.

Um, but those specific areas, right? Like why not just line up? If you know you're gonna go for it on fourth down, just line up and do true traditional running plays, right? Um, and, and I think some of that is, is kind of what Dabo was alluding to, uh, in his presser today is just like, yeah, they do need to get the ball, um, to those, those backs more because they are dynamic, right? And, you know, Gideon Davidson may have started off a little bit slow this season, but he's really got it going as of late.

Um, you know, the same thing with, um, um, excuse me, uh, Jarvis Green-

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although he's gonna be out.

That's right.

Uh, he, he, you know, he talked about some of the coaches mentioning, you know, just how natural he looks with the ball in his hands, his vision, uh, his ability to operate within space and, and find those little creases, um, you know, that the offensive line opens up.

He, he kinda compared him to a Jarvis Green but just much more physically gifted than Jarvis Green.

Um, you know, we, we didn't pass the twist off very well.

Um, we kinda got on different levels and, you know, I had, uh, I think it was Jarvis Green was the nose guard, and Seymour was the defensive tackle, and they ran a little tackle-tackle twist on me and my left guard, Rich Seubert.

We did not pass that off very clean, um, and that's kinda where he got pressured.

But we stuck with our block, and somehow Eli broke out of that tackle.