(11-24-2017, 09:16 PM)brianmsbc Wrote:

(11-24-2017, 08:41 PM)Byron LeftTown Wrote: I get that, but some of these practices are more about the mental aspect.  Getting lined up properly, everyone knowing their assignments, getting the snap counts and the audibles down, etc.  Lobbing the ball to a WR and having Jalen knock it down is like handing off to Fournette in practice and having Telvin crash in and snatch the ball because he knows the snap count.  It's bush league, IMO.  The team is trying to simulate the throw and catch at less than full speed, and Ramsey is using the reduced speed of practice to hot-shot and "make plays".  Save it for the game.  Jalen got kicked out of multiple practices at FSU and he continues to defy 2 coaching staffs about his practice habits.  If it caused an injury, it's officially a problem.

If he is being an [BLEEP] at practice... ok... but I don't think batting balls down at practice is an injury risk activity... That sounds stupid.

If it's not an injury risk, how did Ramsey injure the hand?  Multiple stories report he was batting a ball away.  A national story a few weeks ago mentioned the ejections from practice at FSU and that he refused to stop batting balls even though the current coaching staff (and the previous coaching staff) have told him not to do it. 

Is he being a [BLEEP] in practice when he refuses to take coaching?  Do you not think this undermines the team when other players see one player flatly defy the coaches in every practice and not get disciplined for it?

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