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How To Make Pint-Sized Pizza Poppers
Even those of us who used to (or still do) snack on those microwaveable bite-sized pizza snacks have to admit — they don't taste much like pizza. Coupled with their lack of nutritional value, there's really no reason why they're still one of America's highest selling frozen snack foods. They're easy to make and they freeze perfectly for a post work or school snack in a jiffy!
What You Need
1 recipe pizza dough
1 cup pizza sauce
2 cups of shredded mozzarella cheese
1/2 pound cooked/cured meat of your choice (we're using Italian sausage)
Flour for dusting
Olive oil
Kosher salt (optional)
Rolling pin
Bench scraper (optional)
Baking sheet
Parchment paper
1. Assemble Ingredients: If you'd like to make your dough and sauce from scratch, you're more than welcome to. If you're looking for an express route, there's no shame in picking up a few staples from the grocery store. We will caution that "pop-tube" pizza dough will take less time to cook and won't hold up as well to your ingredients. So if you have a whole foods or pizzaria that will sell you dough, opt for that route instead!
2. Roll Out Dough: Working a section at a time, cut your dough into workable pieces, something around the size of a tennis ball (ensure dough is at room temperature or slightly higher). Roll out your dough into a long rectangle. It helps to shape the dough long like a worm before you begin. You're shooting for 4-inch wide sections (and however long that ends up being for the amount of dough you're using).
3. Preheat Oven: We like a hot hot hot oven, something around 475-500 degrees, but if you're working in a toaster oven that doesn't go that high, keep in mind they might need to cook a bit longer, just remember the old saying, golden brown and delicious and you'll be armed with all the known how you need to tell when to take them out.
3. Combine Ingredients: Although it feels weird to mix all your toppings and fillings together, it will give you the most nostalgic texture and also give the sauce a chance to coat each piece (hopefully disabling it from shooting down the front of your shirt). Make sure your meat, cheese and other ingredients are relatively uniform in size for the best distribution of product within each bite.
5. Drop By The Spoonful: Down one side of your dough, drop spoonfuls of ingredients in little mounds. Think about making ravioli from scratch (even if you haven't done it, we're sure you've seen it done on tv), how you end up trapping the ingredients in the dough.
6. Press the Seams: Fold dough over the top of the toppings and press between the filling with your fingers. You won't accomplish much in the way of sealing, but your fingers will help define where to cut it with the bench scraper.
7. Slice And Dice: Using a bench scraper cut each pizza bite apart from the next. The force of the scraper should help pinch the dough together so it won't pop open. To add a little extra insurance that they'll stay sealed, pinch the freshly cut end together. They'll be sticky and should hold together nicely making a neat edge. The amount of execution needed for this step will usually depend on your dough and it's willingness to play nice.
8. Bake Until Golden: Although you won't have cheese to be your judge, you should be able to gauge the doneness of each bite by the color of the crust. If you'd like you can add an egg or milk wash to each one for a richer color. We prefer a light coating of olive oil and a sprinkle of kosher salt. Ours bake in the toaster oven for roughly 10 minutes, but the time will differ with the dough, amount of ingredients and type of oven. So just keep a watch on them.
Additional Notes:
• You can of course jazz these up any way you see fit. We started with basic ingredients that most people can identify. If you want to add anchovies or artichokes, go right ahead, they're just as tasty! You can also make them without the sauce inside and strictly use it to dip into afterward (which can be nice if using them to entertain at a party so guests aren't surprised).
• To Freeze: simply cook by the above directions and allow to cool completely. Freeze individually on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. When frozen, slide into a zip top bag for storage. Place on a sheet pan in the oven or toaster oven to reheat at 350 degrees for 25 minutes (time may vary depending on oven and amount of pizza rolls being reheated).
• Refrigeration: If they become a family favorite (like they are at our house) you can also keep a thawed bag in the refrigerator for faster reheating. They should last a solid 7 days in the the chill chest... though we're betting they all get eaten before then.
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These look fantastic! My husband loves pizza rolls, but their mystery ingredients gross me out. Can't wait to try this.
I make this all the time, but they are known as 'pizza perogies' in my house
These would be alot of fun to make - and perfect for a football party that we are throwing in September!
I do this all the time for my son's lunches at school; I've found that you can make them more quickly and easily if you make them in rounds, crimp them like a chinese dumpling, turn them upside down and bake them in well-olive-oiled mini-muffin tins. I also use cheese stick sections(they're mozzarella) instead of shredded cheese, it's easier to deal with.
Perfect timing, I just ate some of the store bought last night and thought there has to be a better alternative. Thanks.
This is going to be a life saver for nights filled with homework after coming home from work! I am going to make larger hot pocket sized pizzas with roasted vegetables! So excited. Must make dough now :)
This post is OK, but I'm a chef, and I spent a few days trying to perfect cloning pizza rolls for some friends in an overseas country that doesn't sell them.
If you REALLY want to make something that tastes a LOT more like the Totino's Pizza Rolls, then you need to forget about using actual dough.
You need to use wonton wrappers, and make a filling that's heavy on cheese, meat, veggies, or whatever, and not very heavy on the sauce. Roll 'em up, seal the edges with eggwash, and fry at 350 degrees until browned.
Frying them in wontons will give you that greasy feel and as much as that brings us a nostalgic taste, it also provides heartburn :)
We use the dough because it's less painful and doesn't require $20 worth of oil to create a batch!
Baked vs fried - Why would I EVER want to fry anything when I have the option to bake it? It's a million times healthier when it's baked. Given the obesity epidemic, suggesting intentionally taking a baked option and instead frying it is so counterproductive.
I am not obese. I think I will eat them fried!
I have done these twice and both times the filling oozed out and made a big ass mess in my oven. On my second try I crimped the edges with a fork for double security but it still oozed out. I want to make these and love them but they are not working! Any ideas? FYI - I am using homemade no-knead pizza dough.


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The Phils lost Jimmy Rollins to the DL yesterday, but came out swinging last night against the Mets, scoring eight runs charged to Dillon Gee in the first four innings on their way to a 10-0 win. Mayberry and Pence both hit two-run homers in the game. Mayberry's came off the righty starter after a groin problem forced Ibanez from the lineup.
Lee threw seven shutout innings in the game and was backed by two scoreless frames from Herndon. Again, Lee allowed one run in 42 innings in June and had an off month in July in which he threw to a 4.91 ERA in five starts. In his four starts so far in August, he has allowed two runs in 31 innings.
Since July 6, Herndon has allowed one run in 14 1/3 innings over 11 appearances.
The Phillies are 82-44 on the year after beating the New York Mets 10-0 last night. Thirty-eight games above .500 equals their best mark for the season — they were also 38 games over .500 after beating the Nats 5-0 on Saturday. They remain in first place in the NL East and are 6 1/2 games ahead of the second-place Braves. Atlanta has won five in a row and seven of eight and leads the Wild Card race by 8 1/2 games over the Giants.
Lee got the start for the Phillies and went seven shutout innings, allowing three singles and three walks. He struck out seven and dropped his ERA on the year to 2.71.
He got Angel Pagan on a fly ball to center to start the game before Justin Turner hit a ball to short that Valdez didn't handle for an error. Lee struck David Wright out looking for the second out and got Jason Bay to fly to center to leave Turner at first.
Not a great start to Valdez's stint at short with Rollins hitting the DL.
Lucas Duda singled to right to start the second, but Lee got Scott Hairston to line to third and Ronny Paulino to bounce into a double-play to keep the Mets off the board.
Lee started the third up 3-0. Ruben Tejada led off with a single to left and pitcher Dillon Gee bunted him to second with the first out. Pagan struck out swinging 2-2 for the second out and Lee got Turner to ground to short to set New York down.
Up 5-0, Lee walked Bay with one out in the fourth. He struck Duda out swinging 0-2 for the second out and got Hairston to pop to Howard on a sliding over-the-shoulder catch in foul territory to leave Bay stranded.
He pitched the fifth up 8-0. Nick Evans, double-switched into the game in the fourth, walked with two outs. Pagan grounded to second for the third out.
Lee hit Turner with a pitch to start the sixth, but struck out Wright and Bay behind him and got Duda on a ground ball to second for the third out.
Up 10-0, Lee walked Ronny Paulino with one out in the seventh. Tejada moved Paulino to second with a single, but Lee struck Evans out looking for the second out and got Jason Pridie on a popup to leave both runners stranded.
Herndon took over for Lee in the eighth. Wright singled with one out, but Herndon got Bay to hit into a double-play behind him.
Herndon was back for the ninth. Duda led off with a single to right, but Herndon got Willie Harris to hit into a double-play behind him. Paulino struck out looking 2-2 to end the game.
After four scoreless appearances to end July, Herndon has now thrown eight scoreless innings in August. After allowing two runs in two-thirds of an inning to the Fish on July 6, he had a 5.14 ERA for the season. He threw 21 pitches in the game.
The Phillies lineup against righty Dillon Gee went (1) Victorino (2) Polanco (3) Utley (4) Howard (5) Pence (6) Mayberry (7) Ruiz (8) Valdez. Polanco returns from the DL and starts at third. Rollins hits the DL with a strained groin with Valdez playing short. With Rollins sidelined, Victorino leads off and Polanco hits second. Ibanez was a scratch in left with a sore groin and Mayberry got the start against the righty.
Polanco singled to right with one out in the bottom of the first, but was left there when Utley flew out to center and Howard struck out swinging.
After Polanco singled and Utley flew out in the first, both were hitting .277 for the year.
Pence started the second with a single into center. Mayberry popped to short behind him for the first out and Ruiz flew to center for the second before Pence took second on a wild pitch with Valdez at the plate. Valdez singled into right and Pence scored, putting the Phils up 1-0. Lee followed that with another single into right, putting men on first and second with two down for Victorino. Victorino got ahead 3-0 then tripled into the right field corner on a 3-2 pitch, scoring both runners and extending the lead to 3-0. Polanco flew to center to leave Victorino at third.
It looks like the Phils were going to need the help of a wild pitch to score even one run, but Lee follows Valdez's two-out single with his own two-out single and Victorino clears the bases with a triple.
Pence walked with two outs in the third. Mayberry was next and got behind, but hit a 1-2 pitch out to left to make it 5-0. Ruiz followed that with a double to center. Valdez got ahead 3-0 and was walked intentionally, bringing Lee to the plate with men on first and second. He grounded to second to end the inning.
Mayberry gets behind in the count, but delivers the long ball against a righty. It was home run number eleven on the year for him and his sixth that came with two strikes. Six home runs with two strikes put him into the team lead — he came into the game tied with Victorino and Rollins for the team lead with five two strike home runs.
Tejada made the best defensive play of the game on a foul ball hit by Utley for the first out, making a long run from short and sliding into the tarp to make the catch.
Victorino walked to start the bottom of the fourth and stole second before Polanco walked. Utley was next and he smashed a line drive that Duda caught at first for the first out. Howard struck out swinging 3-2 for the second out. Pence walked in a nine pitch plate appearance, loading the bases for Mayberry. Mayberry walked on four pitches, forcing in Victorino to make it 6-0, and that was finally it for Gee. Righty Ryota Igarashi came in to pitch with the bases still loaded and Ruiz greeted him with a sharp single to center. Polanco and Pence both scored (8-0) with Mayberry moving up to third. Valdez grounded to short for the third out.
Polanco singled to right with two outs in the fifth, but was left stranded when Utley grounded back to the mound.
Howard singled to center to start the sixth and Pence hit a 1-1 pitch out to left center behind him. 10-0. Mayberry, Ruiz and Valdez went in order behind Pence.
The Phils went in order in the seventh.
They went in order again in the eighth. Gload, who took over for Howard at first in the seventh, popped to third for the first out. Martinez, who took over at second for Utley in the seventh, struck out swinging 1-2 for the second.
Gload is 3-for-his-last-33 and hitting 229/247/277 for the season. Martinez 5-for-his-last-38.
Victorino was 1-for-4 in the game with a walk, a triple and two RBI. He's hitting 362/436/623 so far in August. He hit his 13th triple of the year in the game, which ties his career high from 2009.
Polanco 2-for-4 with a walk in his first action since August 6.
Utley 0-for-4 and left four men on base. He's 2-for-his-last-16.
Howard 1-for-4 with a single and three strikeouts. Made a nice sliding catch in foul territory in the fourth. 2-for-his-last-13. 242/307/492 since the All-Star break.
Pence 2-for-3 with two walks and a two-run homer. He scored four runs. 321/409/564 in 21 games with the Phillies.
Mayberry 1-for-3 with a walk, a two-run homer and three RBI. 318/348/682 since the All-Star break with six home runs in 66 at-bats.
Ruiz 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI. He's 8-for-his-last-15.
Valdez 1-for-3 with a walk and an RBI. He's played six straight days now, going 5-for-20 with two doubles, a triple and three walks.
Vance Worley (8-1, 2.76) faces lefty Jon Niese (11-10, 4.05) tonight. Opponents have hit .315 against Niese over his last five starts as he's thrown to a 5.14 ERA. He's made four starts against the Phillies this year and the last three have been very good. The Phils hit him hard on April 7, scoring six runs in four innings. In his three starts against the Phils since, Niese has allowed three earned runs in 19 2/3 innings, throwing to a 1.37 ERA with a 1.22 ratio. Rain forced Worley from his most recent start, August 18 against the Snakes, after three shutout innings. Two of Worley's last four starts haven't been real good, but his numbers for the season are still outstanding. He's been especially good against lefties, who have hit just 198/273/302 against him for the season. He has given up more home runs recently. After allowing just two over his first 62 1/3 innings on the year, he has allowed four over his last 29 innings.


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17-year-old Cordell Ellingson of Arpin was ordered Monday to stand trial in Wood County Circuit Court. He then entered his plea to an adult felony charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Talk about an OMG moment for anyone who didn't know that global superstar Andrea Bocelli kept a lair in South Florida. The famed Italian tenor showed up on Sunday for a solo hymn at Easter services at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Miami Beach.
Later, Bocelli, along with his wife of one month/manager Veronica Berti visited Cavalli Restaurant and Lounge for a dinner of truffle risotto with the clothing designer-owner himself. Just so happens the "popera" singer (who was born with glaucoma and blinded in a soccer accident at the age of 12), and Cavalli are old friends. No spontaneous singing was reported.
We'll get to see and hear more of Bocelli, 55, when he performs at the 25th annual Billboard Latin Music Awards, and picks up a lifetime achievement trophy. The always caliente ceremony will be broadcast live by Telemundo and mun2 at 7 p.m. Thursday from the BankUnited Center at University of Miami.
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When I was still in my cradle. My mother says that as soon as I heard music I stopped crying. At the age of 7, I could recognize famous voices almost instantly. My first hero was [opera great] Beniamino Gigli; an elderly uncle of mine who deeply admired him told me about him. A key moment in my personal training that led me to pursue a career as a tenor was the extraordinary voice of [famed tenor] Franco Corelli, who would later become my teacher. My nanny Oriana gave me my first record. I used to listen so I could learn the great arias then try to emulate the way they sounded, singing in a loud voice in the living room. Relatives and friends of my family used to ask me to sing for them on special occasions. As a child I knew that music would be a true friend for life. But the constant demands made me understand that it could become a profession.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- The controversy and outrage over the Trayvon Martin case only continues to heat up, especially here in Louisville, and it's been more than a week and half since George Zimmerman was acquitted in his death.
On July 23, a group that mentors young men in the community met with other leaders and parents to discuss how to keep their kids from becoming a victim.
When George Zimmerman was acquitted on July 13 in Trayvon Martin's death, people on both sides of the issue spoke out. Many rallies calling for justice for Trayvon took place right here in Kentuckiana. This is another forum, built to give guidance to mentors.
Man Up, a mentoring organization for youth created a forum to talk about how to learn from the Trayvon Martin case and how to speak to kids here.
"We want to make sure the situation that happened to Trayvon Martin does not happen here in Louisville. We want to give some information to our parents and our young adults," Frank Porter, Man Up chairman, said.
Ramzi Sabree said he struggled as he grew up in Louisville and was often racially profiled. Now, he provides support for troubled youth and teaches conflict resolution.
"What happened to Trayvon brings to light a reality that young people are vulnerable. They are in the process of developing the skills they need to be adults and be productive members of society and unfortunately, in the case of Trayvon, it was cut short, " Sabree said.
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Maybe 10 bad season total since the 70s. They were good before DL and will be good after.
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Sylvester will be the starter since he has been signed and Wilson cut.
Figured the comments would slant toward "only because he was forced to".... but that's just the point. Isn't that the case with most teams? Why would you replace a guy that was getting it done just because you have a rookie that might get it done?
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Over the years, artists like Taylor Swift and The Band Perry have both made big splashes on the Billboard charts, and now, they have got the opportunity to be honored for those milestone achievements.
As part of this year's Billboard Music Awards, fans will have the chance to vote online for their favorite "Milestone Artist," and Taylor and Bruno are among the nominees, along with Bruno Mars , Justin Bieber , rapper Pitbull and R&B star Miguel -- you know, that guy who Kelly Clarkson said she wanted to duet with at the Grammys?
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Here are the milestones in question:
Taylor Swift : Only woman to have had two albums sell 1 million copies in a week.
The Band Perry : Scored three No. 1s on the Hot Country Songs chart
Bruno Mars : Scored his first four Hot 100 No. 1s, including "Locked Out of Heaven," faster than any male artist in almost 50 years.
Justin Bieber : The first artist ever to have five No. 1s on the Billboard 200 before age 19.
Miguel : His hit single "Adorn" spent a record 22 weeks at No. 1 on the R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart.
Pitbull: Only artist to have two different top 10 Pop and Latin radio hits, one in English and one in Spanish.
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Nearly 50 Red Cross workers and volunteers have been working tirelessly over the past several days to respond to help those affected by Thursday's early morning flash floods in Davidson County and surrounding areas.
Two shelters were initially opened to help provide a safe refuge for those who were displaced from their homes. The remaining shelter at Mt. Zion closed today at 1:00 p.m.
The eight remaining shelter residents have been transitioned to alternative lodging.
"Our hearts go out to all of those who were displaced from their homes after the flood," said Red Cross Volunteer Operations Manager, Bobby Young.
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Twenty-two residents have been registered at the shelter since it opened on Thursday.
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Nearly 1,100 bulk items were also distributed, including comfort kits with basic hygiene items like soap, shampoo, toothbrushes and toothpaste, etc.
The Salvation Army also partnered with the Red Cross to help serve meals to all those affected by the disaster. The Red Cross served another 80 meals today and 100 food boxes that were provided by Second Harvest.
Now the relief operation has fully transitioned into the recovery phase, focused on assisting clients through the help of case workers, the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management, and VOAD, as well as working with the owner of Park Villa Apartments, in order to make arrangements for long term housing.
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HENRYVILLE, Ind. (WHAS11) - More help is on it's way to Henryville as it continues to rebuild after the devastating tornadoes in March.
Friday, Home Builder's Associations in Kentuckiana are donating $10,000 to Habitat for Humanity in Southern Indiana.
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Energy harnessing data to push app development
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GAO: Duplicative IT programs total $1.2 billion
David Powner, the director of information technology management issues at GAO, joined In Depth with Francis Rose to discuss a recent report on duplicative IT investments at the Defense, Energy and Homeland Security Departments.
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The lab has submitted a plan to the National Nuclear Security Administration and is waiting for approval to offer the buyouts.
Companies stick agencies with retirement bill
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Better IT governance helping some agencies reduce duplication
Energy, DHS and DoD CIOs told House lawmakers how each of their agencies is reducing duplicative systems. GAO released its latest report on the IT dashboard and found the three agencies need to improve how they categorize projects.
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Los Alamos un-crackable cyber technology close to commercialization
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Fermi Lab to speed up commercialization of discoveries
At the Fermi National Laboratory in Batavia, Ill., the scientific specialty is particle acceleration. The lab is also on a mission to accelerate commercialization of particle discoveries.
New effort aims att securing critical infrastructure computers
The White House launches a new initiative to better secure the computers that run critical infrastructure like power plants and water systems.
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Two decades ago, the Ames National Laboratory on the Iowa State University campus started developing an environmentally-friendly, lead-free solder that is paying dividends today.
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Energy aims to improve security of electric grid
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Kane named 'CHCO of the Year' for online training, performance evaluation work
The Energy Department is one of six agencies testing a framework aimed at revamping one of the thorniest issues in government: how supervisors evaluate employees. Chief Human Capital Officer Mike Kane led a working group of more than 100 union, management and government representatives who drafted the framework. He earned the "Chief Human Capital Officer of the Year" award from the CHCO Council.
GAO: Green building projects lack performance measures
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Agencies are measuring their progress towards hiring reforms and implementing technology to track applications and identify bottlenecks. Those are some of the best practices shared in a memo from the Office of Personnel Management. Overall, it said, agencies are progressing toward the governmentwide goal of filling vacancies in 80 days or less.
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Obama commits to $2B in energy upgrades to federal buildings
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Some more random thoughts and observations about Georgia-Clemson and what lies ahead …
The big worry going into the Clemson game was the defense, which returned only two starters from last year and was missing some folks for the first game due to suspension and injury. The end result was a mixed bag: neither as bad as had been feared, nor as good as had been hoped.
On the plus side, Clemson had to punt seven times, one more than Georgia. And the Tigers had fewer passing and rushing yards than the Dogs, and didn't get off as many plays as they like.
But Clemson successfully converted on 7 of 16 third downs and was and 1 for 1 on fourth down (Georgia was only 4-14 and 2-3). There also were quite a few missed tackles, most glaringly by one of the more experienced Dog defenders, Damian Swann, on a Clemson scoring play. And while we always knew Tajh Boyd would get some yards running (42 on 13 carries), as I noted in my post-game comments, the Georgia defense had trouble stopping the run (again), especially in the fourth quarter. Clemson tailback Roderick McDowell, who racked up 132 yards, averaged 6 yards a carry and Zack Brooks got 20 yards on three carries, to average 6.7 yards.
So there's plenty of room for improvement on the defense. But once Tray Matthews gets fully healthy and some experience under his belt, watch out! …
To follow up from my post-game Blawg on the Georgia offensive line's disappointing performance, I think the situation with Kolton Houston is instructive. Houston, one of college football's feel-good stories, looked very rusty at times Saturday night (particularly on the fumble that set up a Clemson TD), but that's to be expected when you haven't played the game in several years. But despite that, he started. What does that say about the level of talent Georgia has on the OL?
Meanwhile, talking with reporters after the game Houston pretty well summed up what I said earlier about the OL's play against Clemson: "At the end of the day, we gave up pressure and we didn't open up that much holes and Aaron's jersey was dirty. Anytime the quarterback's jersey is dirty, we've got room to improve." …
Despite the losing effort by the Dawgs, there were a number of performances worthy of kudos, and one of them was by punter Collin Barber. Not only did he average a nifty 47.4 yards on his five punts, he kept a drive alive with his fake punt run for a first down (with Todd Gurley eventually scoring on a tough 12-yard run) and Barber also did a fine job of kicking off for the Bulldogs in Marshall Morgan's absence, getting two touchbacks.
Frankly, I'd like to see the Georgia coaches keep Barber handling kickoffs even when Morgan returns. As for the placekicking duties, with Patrick Beless handling the PATs, the Dawgs thankfully had none of the drama that the inconsistent Morgan introduced to that normally routine play last season. Because of a bad snap, we didn't get to see how Beless would have done with a field goal (another area where Morgan was inconsistent).
I don't know what the coaches' plans are for Morgan, but an open competition at the position certainly wouldn't hurt. And what's this with Mark Richt getting snappish with reporters after the game when they wanted some definitive word on Morgan's status? He started it all with his needlessly coy handling of that situation. …
Whenever Georgia loses, particularly if the offense goes through a dry spell, as it did in the second and early third quarters Saturday night, the fire-Mike Bobo chorus returns among fans. In general, I think Bobo is a much better playcaller than he gets credit for, but he wasn't at his best much of the evening in Clemson. After the Tigers started playing a much more aggressive, blitzing defense and loading up the box against the run, Bobo was much too slow to switch to the sort of short-passing game that usually is the best way to counter that tactic. He indicated after the game that in some of the four instances where Aaron Murray was sacked that the QB held onto the ball too long before moving on from his primary receiving target, but if the call had been for quick slants in the first place, I doubt that would have happened. And wouldn't it maybe have been a good idea if a couple of those futile runs up the middle, particularly when Georgia was goal-to-go inside the Clemson 5, had been toss-sweeps instead?
Speaking of the running attack, Gurley did a fine job when he was in the game, which wasn't often enough because of injury. As his replacement, Keith Marshall was less successful, though he did impress when he dragged Clemson players into the end zone to tie the score at 14. Overall, though, Marshall's forte is not really busting it up the middle, as he was asked to do too often Saturday night. He does much better when the offensive scheme gives him some space to work with. …
The ACC crew officiating the game at Death Valley was a bit inconsistent, to say the least. While they were Johnny-on-the-spot with David Andrews' holds, they turned a blind eye to all the holding Clemson was doing on Jordan Jenkins. And when there was a legitimate question about whether a Clemson pass reception was bobbled on the receiver's way out of bounds, instead of whistling play dead for a video review, they allowed the Tigers to move ahead with one of their hurry-up snaps. Complaints about officiating always draw sour-grapes rebukes from opposing fans, but that definitely had the smell of home-cooking. …
And while on the subject of hurry-up offenses, Clemson fans predictably booed every time a Georgia player went down, assuming that it was a ploy just to slow the pace of the game. Even some Georgia fans thought a bit of play-acting was involved when Leonard Floyd suddenly dropped to the turf, but Richt maintained Sunday that the Bulldog defender was really hurting due to a leg whip to the privates. In general, though, uptempo teams like Clemson will just have to learn to live with the ups and downs of what they do. They can get a quick snap off before a defense is set (or before the officiating crew has time to review a play), but they also have to expect that one of the strategies defenses might to use against them is taking a soccer-style dive with an "injury" to disrupt their accelerated pace. For defenders, it's a legitimate ploy until NCAA rules catch up with the hurry-up. …
Another disappointing performance Saturday night was by the crew in the ABC/ESPN control truck. While the commentary by Brent Musburger and Kirk Herbstreit was pretty evenhanded and on the mark, the direction was shoddy. I mean, we follow the Clemson players' buses inch by inch around the stadium leading up to the touching of Howard's Rock, but the opening kickoff is completely missed??!! …
Perusing the comments posted to my post-game Blawg, there was the usual mix of snarky jibes from trolls who support other programs, knee-jerk fire-Richt, play-Hutson Mason howls and more reasoned the-season-is-still-young reactions. I thought it was interesting, though, that among the latter were a couple of comments from Clemson fans.
Said self-professed "Tiger fanatic" ClemsonChuck: "I think UGA fans are going to be pleased at season's end! … Richt and his staff did a good job of limiting Clemson's opportunities on O, as we ran far fewer plays than we had hoped. The young UGA D played well and was seldom out of posistion. Missed tackles and such are nothing more than the signs of a young group. These things will correct themselves as they gain more game experience."
And chimed in TigerMark: "I think it needs to be pointed out that your O line was playing against a CU D line that returned every starter from last year. A D line that held LSU's run game in check and constantly harassed the QB almost the entire game last year. And you very nearly pulled off the win in a really tough environment on the road. Now quit hanging your heads and beat the fool out of the Gamecoots!"
Sounds like a pretty good attitude for the Bulldog Nation. Yes, South Carolina looks even more formidable after watching Georgia's offensive line struggle, and with Mitchell gone, but Georgia's receiving corps is deep, and on defense Josh Harvey-Clemons will be back (as likely will be Corey Moore).
As Richt put it: "We'll be home. We'll be in conference play, and we know how important that is. We haven't beaten South Carolina in three years."
An opening loss is disheartening, but there's a lot of football left, as Todd Grantham noted Saturday night.
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September 1st, 2013
9:22 pm
Insanity definition is watching this team yr after yr. Penalties. Putrid tackling. Using pass to set up the run. Untimely turnovers. Lack of toughness. Every yr we go in hoping this yr will be different- and its always the same. There is NO WAY this team beats BOTH usc and lsu. There will be at least one more, probably two losses. Being a uga fan is very trying.
September 1st, 2013
9:34 pm
Errors you made and sorry O-Line..Tech will be ready to give you your 5th defeat!
September 1st, 2013
9:34 pm
There is a lot of football left and then there is JADEVEON CLOWNEY
Only because we all know that's exactly what's going to happen when Aaron Murray sees him.
September 1st, 2013
9:35 pm
Now that all the band wagon fans are gone…..I say we need to do some soul searching…….Is the season over……No…….Do we need to hunker down…….YES……..win lose or draw, you are still my team, but with that being said get your heads on and get ready for south Carolina. We need Gurly healthy and the O line mad and ready to go to work. The young D will be fine, they are young, so they will grown into their roles.
Bobo, you kind of went to sleep in the third quarter with the play calling. Murry, tighten up and hunker down, when they get to you you seem to be out of your game…..Man up!
To much fire power to many receivers to be running it up the middle two time in a row followed by a pass and then a punt……
Good plays by Scott Wesley, Leonerd Floyd, and some of the new faces. Do not allow Carolina to beat us at home.!
Go Dawgs!
September 1st, 2013
9:35 pm
Bottom line: We LOST…as Georgia usually does against ranked teams! Mark Richt is 1-15 against ranked teams–in his last 16 games. Aaron Murray is 1-10! These records are PATHETIC! I am a huge fan…but I am not an apologist. The Georgia program has become a joke and the UGA AD is complicit, if he doesn't make some kind of move soon. You will never go the the Championship game just beating up on Vandy, Ga Southern, Idaho State, etc, etc. You have to beat the ranked teams, and Georgia simpy cannot! Oh…and Aaron Murray is a horrible QB…how many passes went into the dirt last night? Mike Bobo….please resign! You are just as incompetent!
September 1st, 2013
9:37 pm
Come on man…..we did lose to Clemson…but not to tech, we own tech…..that's one game that is a guarantee…..But hey thanks for dreaming big!
September 1st, 2013
9:40 pm
Thanks Bill for your commentary! It's like listening to a buddy in my living room watching the game with me!I agree with you on every point!I still believe we'll have a special year !
September 1st, 2013
9:40 pm
I'd like to start just one season totally prepared to compete with a ranked team. Unfortunately that's the hallmark of a Richt team. Ill prepared and unable to make in-game adjustments. Clemson's DC made some really nice changes that gave us fits, but Bobo just stuck with those super slow developing inside running plays. The toss sweep goes for 75 yards, so we only use it once more in the game? Are you kidding me! I guess it's viewed as a trick play. I'm just about at the end with this coaching staff's lack of preparation and inability to compete with ranked teams.
Also wondering why the Athletic Dept is sitting on millions, but they want to charge me $75 for returned MO tickets. Just how greedy are they? I'm think after losses to USC and LSU, they will have to pay me $75 to attend. Totally frustrated and humiliated again after a big game.
September 1st, 2013
9:42 pm
Guys, i admit bobo did go to sleep for the third quarter but he is a talented coordinator…..
He was running the plays that they practiced that should have worked. It's the players, the over Hyped line, just like the over hyped D-line from last year. Losing Todd Gurley Hurt, he is a beast… he makes those guys look a little better than they might be……
Dawgs better man up or SC will blow us out…..please don't just lay down and take a beat down like tech does every year we play them……
September 1st, 2013
9:52 pm
Again we're basically talking about beating this guy
September 1st, 2013
10:00 pm
Richt always takes a defensive attitude after he and Bobo demonstrate how first rate talent can be handicapped into a third rate performance. Georgia never looks well-coached.
September 1st, 2013
10:00 pm
I think Richt has every right to get "snappish" on your buddy Chip Towers. Richt has told him every time that he's not going to answer about Morgan and Chip keeps on and on. I've heard him ask the same question 100 times. It's obvious the kid was suspended and Richt doesn't want to throw the kid under the bus. Chip has got the best job in the state in my opinion and his spelling errors in 100% of his articles and his repeated attempts to get Richt to comment on Morgan are just embarrasing. Oh, and Go Dawgs.
September 1st, 2013
10:03 pm
5 little words to sooth the pain …Head Coach Benjamin Franklin Belue
September 1st, 2013
10:06 pm
It was a disappointing loss. It's always interesting that no mater where you go, the fans poor mouth their own teams worse than the opponent's.
Gurley was as powerful a back as we've seen since Herschell. He was incredible.
Marshall was remarkable as well.
I clearly don't understand the chop block rule (I thought it was two players hitting high and low at the same time); but I saw Clemson players diving at UGA player's legs and no call.
NCAA needs to do something about ACC stadiums flashing stadium lights in the face of the opposing quarterback who is trying to look at the 25 second clock. Tech is very bad about this as well. It bascially runs a strobe light in the quarterback's face.
I just don't think that's the end of the world if you lose a top ten matchup by three points and it goes down to an onside kick, especially the first game of the season.
The fullback dive was great. I remember we used that to beat Florida when they were ranked number 1 (24-3, I think was the score). I'd like to see that more (especially on first down rather than third when everybodoy predicted the play). It was good to see the toss sweep back but would have like to have seen more of it.
Connor Norman gave it everything he had but he was a step slow. But no problem with the effort. He gave it everything he had on every play. Talk about leaving it all on the field.
It might be time to let Murray sit when he gets into one of those mid-game slumps that he seems to have every game. I've defended him to the last man against fans and trolls alike. But he does go through slumps and then he goes through periods of brilliance..
September 1st, 2013
10:32 pm
@Hotdawg…. You used to own the ACC ..What happened ?
You will lose at least five more games this year and end with GT blowing
you out….Our backs will rip that lame defense for 45 or more.. Go Jackets!!1
September 1st, 2013
10:36 pm
It's time for UGA's AD to do some soul searching! Why can't UGA beat a top 10 team? It's embarrasing to hear the television announcers make the same comment every year regarding Georgia's record against ranked teams. When is it going to change? It doesn't do a lot of good to have top 10 recruiting classes each year if you can't play with the big boys. We got outplayed and coached last night plus we got beat on both lines of scrimmage. We have a young team but they have a lot of talent and they will need to grow up in a hurry if we're going to compete with SC, LSU and Flordia this year. With the talent on this team, an 8-4 or 9-3 regular season recond won't cut it. Go Dawgs!!
September 1st, 2013
10:54 pm
Big Jim u are an idiot! what do u meen Richt and Murray have only beat 1 ranked team in the last 16 games against ranked opponents??? i dont know the exact record but i do know that Georgia beat Florida and Nebraska last season and they both were ranked so you are obviously a dumb Carolina or Florida or who ever fan that doesnt know what hes talking about!
September 1st, 2013
11:06 pm
This team has never had any killer instinct. We get ahead by 7 and well lets just run 2 times up the middle 3rd and long Murray gonna get sacked. Same crap year after year. We recruit top ten players year after year and we cant even beat a top ten team half the time. Just once against a good team I wish I could say We out coached them!!! Year after year were young just wait. Every year we lose that talent to the nfl. When is it gonna stop.These coaches need to learn to attack instead of being attacked. Play to win instead of playing not to lose!!!
September 1st, 2013
11:09 pm
David yur wrong….. We're talking about top 10 ranked teams. Only one win for Murray.
September 1st, 2013
11:10 pm
Patience, trolls….others with the monkey on their backs who turned out okay.
CMR has been at UGA for 12 years. This how long it took these coaches to win their first natl title
Tom Osborne 21 years, he would win 3 (another guy who won 9+ games every year but caught hell for never winning big, until he won 3 NCs in 4 years)
Joe Paterno – 16 years, he would win two, one against you know who
Bobby Bowden – 17 years, 2 NCs
Dooley – 16 years
other sports…
Dean Smith – 18 years, 2 NCs (he was once burned in effigy after a loss to Wake Forest)
Roy WIlliams – 16 years, 2 NC
The best…John Wooden, 16 years, umpteen NCs
September 1st, 2013
11:12 pm
Bill, great commentary. This team is resilient…they've proven that the past couple of years — 2011 starting 0-2 and ending up in SECCG…and last year, getting steam-rolled by SC and then coming with one play of an SEC title and trip to the BCS title game.
September 1st, 2013
11:13 pm
Murray's a head case. The buck stops with CMR, bad play calls lost this game. Richt will never be in Saban, miles, spurrier, and yes petrino's level. they are winners, richt is a weiner. Lol
September 1st, 2013
11:14 pm
NCDawg90…haha, excellent!
September 1st, 2013
11:17 pm
some of you people make me sick. ill be taking your handels down so that me and the rest of the true fans can laugh in your faces from sunny pasadina. you people that jump off the ship at the first sign of choppy seas disgust me and you richt haters are the worst. well i will remember all of you when he becomes known as the coach k of college football. you can ether get on bored or get run over.
September 1st, 2013
11:21 pm
Richt needs to watch the south Carolina game from a cushy box with a 65 inch flat screen TV. He's not seeing what I'm seeing. Play calls stunk.
September 1st, 2013
11:26 pm
Gene Chiznik 2 yrs 1 national championship …then he pooped the bed, now he's unemployed. Richt has had the talent year after year cannot get it done. No excuses., no patience from this loyal fan, we had the game, and couldn't finish the drill.
September 1st, 2013
11:29 pm
Funny…..seems like we say the same thing every year…..a lot of football to be played…..duh…really..?? Why are we always always on the short end of playing ranked teams….frankly, I am sick and tired of these feel good stories…bottom line..we suck and were not
Ready….no excuse for fumble on goal line….no excuse for Murray……9-3 if we are very lucky. This
Could go south very fast. 0-2 is unacceptable…..McGrarity better pay attention
September 1st, 2013
11:32 pm
Agree-would not be surprised to be 1-3 at end of sept.
September 1st, 2013
11:33 pm
Agree with Bill King.
UGA's 1-10 record against the top 15 ranked teams is AMAZINGLY TERRIFIC!!!!!
Everything is just peachy!!!!
September 1st, 2013
11:35 pm
Anyone who doesn't like the 1-10 record vs top 15 teams since 2010…
Like Bill King did, let's label them a TROLL……
Since they OBVIOUSLY have no common sense like Bill does.
September 1st, 2013
11:37 pm
Like Bill, let's not mention Murray's two turnovers…
Maybe they didn't happen!!!!
Think happy thoughts!!!
September 2nd, 2013
12:43 am
I defend Mike Bobo as much as anyone. We set a school record for points last season, we led the nation in yards per play past year, and we moved up and down the field quite well against the eventual Nation Champions. What more do people want from him?
But I cannot defend some of the play calls last night. 2nd and goal on the 3 and Todd Gurley (in the game) doesn't touch the ball? And we beat our heads against a wall running Keith Marshall between the tackles, when the toss had been working and Marshall is a "speed back" any way?
Sorry Bobo; I can't defend that. That being said, we had 500+ yards and 35 points despite Murray not playing well. We have GOT to get better at stopping the run or nothing else anyone on the team does will matter.
September 2nd, 2013
12:45 am
@Kyle- if we start 1-3, (I know Richt won't do it) I would say bench Murray and get Hutson Mason ready for a run at it next season. I don't think we start 1-3, but I am not ruling it out.
September 2nd, 2013
1:20 am
We beat Scar this week and unload a whooping can on Visor Boy and Bozo Clowny. That will shut up all these bad fans. We still win East and then S.E.C. champs that gets you to BCS. But we do got to fix OLs that play bad by getting them out s lineup. Then Murray have time to throw and light up scoreboard.
Go Dawgs!
September 2nd, 2013
1:38 am
NCDawg90 states:
September 1st, 2013
11:10 pm
Patience, trolls….others with the monkey on their backs who turned out okay.
CMR has been at UGA for 12 years. This how long it took these coaches to win their first natl title
Tom Osborne 21 years, he would win 3 (another guy who won 9+ games every year but caught hell for never winning big, until he won 3 NCs in 4 years)
Joe Paterno – 16 years, he would win two, one against you know who
Bobby Bowden – 17 years, 2 NCs
Dooley – 16 years
other sports…
Dean Smith – 18 years, 2 NCs (he was once burned in effigy after a loss to Wake Forest)
Roy WIlliams – 16 years, 2 NC
The best…John Wooden, 16 years, umpteen NC
Well said NCDawg90, Your point is valid. Just think also of the experiance the Dawg's get this year and next year with the schedule they have coming up and some still decent QB's i.e. Mason more than likely they should really do well. I have to say i was very disappointed in the game but noone is gonna die just because they lost. Better luck next time. I love my Dawg's win or lose. …….GO DAWGS !!
September 2nd, 2013
3:28 am
New haircut, same old crap. No NC with Richt. Never.
September 2nd, 2013
4:32 am
First and goal at the 5 and we try three runs up the middle and come away with no points.
September 2nd, 2013
5:02 am
Yeah, that looks legit.
September 2nd, 2013
5:20 am
No idea how you managed to lose to Clemson. They're not that good. We're 7-3 against them the past 10 years. And this year will be another close game that could go either way. Clemson will lose at least 2 more games this season, and one of them may be to us. Dabo is scared of Pajama Pants.
Sure wish your offensive line would completely forget how to block against us, and you would in general play like the boneheads you did against them.
September 2nd, 2013
6:22 am
Agree with comment about Beless doing more placekicking. The reason there is less drama is that he has better technique instead of size. The kid also did not wilt under pressure – 1st appearance, hostile environment, national TV, big game – 5/5 PAT's, and yes, he would have made FG. "Pattie Ice"!
September 2nd, 2013
6:22 am
Brilliant Malcom just brilliant
September 2nd, 2013
6:31 am
Another good column! Screens of all types can work well to slow down blitzing Ds; we failed to execute on the *one* called, but it was wide, wide open. Shovel passes to the TE and FB/TB can work. Putting a very fast WR in motion and pitching to him to quickly get him out of the box might work. We ran a lot of those plays against TN last year and it worked great. CMB has got to understand that loading the box while blitzing and stunting is the way DCs think they can beat him easily–it is the line on Mike Bobo. He needs to stay up nights figuring out a way punish that approach–he has the ability and player talent to do it! Once you burn the D a few times they will try something different. They are choosing a poison with our O–figuring they will give up a lot of points anyway. Bright spots: we are going to get a lot better on D this year (better happen fast if we want to compete), Special Agent "Q" is a stud, and he might become one of UGA's best FBs ever, JSW played well, and Herrera made some Jarvis type plays. I still believe the only way we will get back in the top ten is if our O line steps up and takes control of the field–we can beat anybody if they can protect Murray open holes better, but they have to take responsibility to lead the team. They did very well at times, but they have to be flawless for Murray to hang 50 on solid defenses like the ones we will face. Go Dawgs!
September 2nd, 2013
6:35 am
Same crap. Different year. Richt and Co. do a poor job of preparing this team for the start of the season and now they expect us to believe, or care, that they can rally the troops and "turn it around." Even if we win out and go 13-1 (Bwahahahahaha) it will make the Clemson loss all the more inexcusable. Sorry, not buying it anymore.
I have lost all faith in this coaching staff.
September 2nd, 2013
7:13 am
Thats nice to mention
Tom Osborn
Bobby Bodden
John Wooden
Roy Williams
Dean Smith etc
What you failed to mention is those coaches were still able to beat ranked opponents on their road to a championship most of those coaches continued winning their conference championship up to the time they won the NC
September 2nd, 2013
7:14 am
It appeared that UGAG has trouble adjusting to ACC speed. Clemson will come back to earth when they get into conference play. Just saying.
September 2nd, 2013
7:19 am
Yea the season isnt over;
so since we cant beat a top 15 team anymore lets just go ahead and forfeit any game where we have to play any top 15 teams
That way we can feel good about ourselves since we have a much better chance at winning
September 2nd, 2013
7:39 am
What Bill is saying…is hold on everyone and UK, Ole Miss, Coastal will be here soon and he can get back to pretending that UGA is really, really the best team in the history of football.
Reality is that the UGA defense was even worst than expected and it is obvious that Grantham is the most over-rated DC in the conference. AMurray did not "grow up" during the SECCG as all the talking heads wished and he is still the pyscho QB as always…. many people worried that is was a crap-shoot basing the entire season on Coach Bobo.
Let everyone just remember that SC went into this same Death Valley just a few months ago and beat this Clemson bunch with their #2 QB and 3rd team running back? And that Clemson team was much better than this version with WR Hopkins, TE Ford, and RB Ellington.
Hurry up and get to the cream-puff part of the schedule.
September 2nd, 2013
7:47 am
This tells is like it is:
September 2nd, 2013
7:55 am
Anyone go to the game? ESPN Game day with a night game at that place is no fun when you lose. All you want to do is get out of there and all you get to do is sit in traffic for an hour seeing some of the drunkest youngsters this side of Athens walk past you.
It is NOT a legitimate ploy to fake an injury to slow down the other team's offense, Bill. It is an act of cowardice. If Grantham makes his players fake injuries to cover up his lack of coaching ability, then he is a coward. There is no rule against Grantham bursting into tears to avoid tough reporters' questioning either. Is that a legitimate ploy too?
A few years ago, when a player's injury caused a stoppage of play, the player's team was charged a timeout. While this rule will never be re-instated, I cannot understand players who flop around on the ground, have the trainers, coaches and their mamas come out on the field, look at them and then the player jogs off the field. Why would they give the opposing team the satisfaction of seeing them hurt?
Georgia has a good team: Clemson is just better. Stop all your whining and complaining about everything from the referees to the lights from the stadium video screen.
September 2nd, 2013
8:01 am
If not for the home-cooking officials, the missed opportunities, the injuries, the heat, the ESPN Clemson-bias (1st time in history from the typically SEC jock-sniffing sycophants from Bristol), the noise, the coaching, the holds, the suspensions, the bobbles, the one-in-a-million mistakes, and all the other things that somehow magically didn't work out, UGA would've completely dominated and beaten a clearly inferior Clemson. Jesus must really hate you guys.


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