Kyle Tucker Blog Update

KT is back again, this time with an interview with Chris Drager, Marcus Davis, Ju-Ju Clayton, Rock, and Cris Hill. Enjoy.

Even More Spring Game Analysis

Just as you thought you had enough Spring Game, here's more:

Nathan Warters from the Lynchburg News-Advance has more on Marcus Davis and some other tidbits. Warters also has Ryan Williams racking up the yards.

Taft Coghill from the Fredericksburg Free Lance-Start, like many others, has some info on Ryan Williams who may be the man-crush of the entire Hokie nation right now.

Ryan Williams stole the show according to the News-Leader.

Ju-Ju Clayton Wins The Backup QB Job

Many, many links on this so I will consolidate:

From the Richmond Times-Dispatch, with some quotes from Davis and some odds and ends along with it.

From Kyle Tucker at the Virginian Pilot, another with quotes from Davis, some from Beamer, and more odds and ends

From Randy King at the Roanoke Times, with quotes from Ju-Ju and O'Cain, definitely different than the first two.

Tyrod and the QB Crew

Bill Roth has a FANTASTIC new article for his column "The Kroger Roth Report" on hokiesports.com. It goes into Stinespring's thoughts on TT and all of the potential backups (Boone, JuJu, Davis). Here is my favorite portion:

“He doesn’t have to worry about the senior quarterback [Glennon] anymore,” offensive coordinator Bryan Stinespring said. “He doesn’t have worry about ‘Is he the starter? Is he not? Is it dual QB?’ He doesn’t have to worry about the youth part of it. He fully understands that, right now, he’s assuming the role that he’s the leader. And it’s a good time for him to assume that role on this football team.”

Going back to January, it’s been a different Taylor inside the Merryman Center. He’s played two seasons of college ball, played in two ACC championship games and two Orange Bowls, but now, coaches sense he’s ready to step his game up to a much higher level.

“Tyrod is excited about this spring,” Stinespring said. “His whole demeanor and approach to this spring. In the weight room, he set a couple of records. He’s stepped it up there. At the 6 a.m. workouts, he’s been setting the tempo. He’s been a leader. It’s the first time he’s stepped on the field and it’s his offense. You can see the leadership come to the forefront. You can see it in everything we do.”