It’s the place where position battles are often decided and the bulk
of the playbook is implemented and refined. It’s not always pleasant,
but coach Dan Mullen says it’s among the most important weeks of the
year.</p>
“There’s two things — you can survive ‘The Farm’ or attack
‘The Farm,’” Mullen said. “If you’re just worrying about surviving ‘The
Farm,’ then we probably won’t be a very good football team. If we attack
‘The Farm,’ then we’ve got the chance to be a championship team.”</p>
Mullen
said he saw of mix of surviving and attacking during practices at “The
Farm” as the Bulldogs prepare for a season that comes with the program’s
highest expectations in a decade.</p>