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What is Drive-On? Drive-On is a new way for bands and entertainers to interact with fans. With the recent release of their third album “By and By,” the Ohioan trio has high hopes and no reservations.Ĭlick here to watch the new video for “Fall, Fall, Fall. Since independently releasing their self-titled first record in 2016, they have climbed Spotify charts, headlined the US, purchased denim jackets and added a bass- playing buddy, Matt Vinson- who also enjoys light beers and denim. Evan moved down a couple of years later and together in a hazy attic, enjoying light beers, they would find the heartfelt sound that became CAAMP. Taylor began penning and playing original songs at coffee shops around Athens in 2013. Started by boyhood friends Evan Westfall and Taylor Meier, CAAMP came to life in Athens, Ohio. Tickets for CAAMP go on sale Friday, August 28, 10:00 AM at. This is the Ohio based rock band’s first live performance since the release of their latest single “Fall, Fall, Fall” earlier this month. (West Yarmouth) CAAMP is coming to the Yarmouth Drive-in on Cape Cod.

#Caamp fall fall fall series#

Video of Saban’s post-scrimmage comments is provided below, compliments of Bama Insider.Yarmouth Drive-in on Cape Cod Announces CAAMP Live in ConcertĬoncert Presented as Part of the Drive-On Concert Series Dale did not scrimmage and was replaced in the first unit by freshman, Jaheim Oatis

In the wide receivers group, along with Jermaine Burton and Kobe Prentice, Traeshon Holden also did well in the scrimmage.

Darrian Dalcourt and Seth McLaughlin rotated with the first unit at center.

Kendall Randolph and Javion Cohen rotated with the first unit offensive line at left guard.

Until more is learned, they should be considered as unconfirmed information. The bullets below include shared observations from various sources and not Nick Saban.

Saban said he was pleased with the running backs.

Cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry did okay in the scrimmage.

Antonio Kite has been moved from safety to cornerback, which is according to Saban, his most natural position.

Cornerback Terrion Arnold has had a strong fall camp.

The best performance by the Crimson Tide’s young receivers came from Kobe Prentice who Saban said caught about five passes.

The first unit offensive line showed improvement.

The younger inside linebackers are also working to learn the system and per Saban need to show progressĪlabama Football First Scrimmage Positives.

Eli Ricks is still learning the Crimson Tide defensive formations and schemes.

Khyree Jackson missed the scrimmage because of a minor groin injury, but is expected to recover quickly.

Too many mistakes by the defense in red zone and goal line situations.

The second unit offensive line struggled.

Wide receiver play was inconsistent and there were too many dropped passes.

Overall there were too many penalties, including sloppy penalties from unforced errors.

The scrimmage began with good energy, but as the scrimmage progressed, it dropped below an acceptable level.

The first set of bullet notes comes from what Nick Saban described as areas needing improvement. Alabama football fans, wanting an enthusiastic indication of another championship run might be disappointed, but Saban is a realist and no team is a championship contender in August.

To balance the scales, he is always clear he is not disappointed. Typical of Saban’s first scrimmage observations, he saw some good things and more areas where players, position groups and units need to improve.Īt this point every season, Saban always views a team as a work-in-progress. By Ronald Evans 2 months ago Follow TweetĪfter the first Alabama football scrimmage of Fall Camp, Nick Saban reviewed his team’s performance.