... will suit up and play in front of their fans for the first time since their impressive Orange Bowl win over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

For those familiar with Ferentz' spring "games," the atmosphere is less game-like and more scrimmage-like. In fact, even "scrimmage" might be too strong a word.

Basically, the first hour of the practice is spent warming up, going through fundamentals, and maybe doing some seven-on-seven drills. After this, full 11-man squads get on the field and the coaches have them go through situational drills.

For example, they run the two-minute offense, the goal-line offense, the red zone offense, etc., along with the corresponding defenses.

There is no real scoring or competition along the ...

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