'10 JUCO LB Glen Stanley

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#301
hardcore vol said:
I hope tennessee signs him as much as anybody else does,and just thought i would pass along what he told me.Didn't know i would be labeled a troll or moreless a liar for passing on what a young man told me.
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I'm on facebook. I tried to look up Glen Stanley and a football player didn't pop up. Can you give the link to his page? Thanks.
 
#303
#303
hardcore vol said:
I hope tennessee signs him as much as anybody else does,and just thought i would pass along what he told me.Didn't know i would be labeled a troll or moreless a liar for passing on what a young man told me.
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Why are you talking to him on Facebook? Do you personally know him? I hope you do, if not this is pathetic. Vol fans please refrain from talking to recruits on Facebook, YOU ARE NOT A RECRUITER!
 
#304
#304
his FB page is ultra private cannot add him as friend you can only send message dude had just read article and is passing it along as conversation...he just said what article said.
 
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#307
Yup, apparently true. I am really starting to hate Lane, and what's sad is the fact that O is probably going to take credit for finding this guy. What a joke.
 
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#309
Other than Prater and a couple of others that jumped on the Kiffen bandwagon at USC, there has not been a great migration of talent committing there. Most intelligent prospects realize that he is but a pied piper that will most likely lead the USC program right off the edge of the cliff. He is a shaman that has built his career thus far with smoke and mirrors, yet with little substance. I hope that Stanley realizes this as well, and is not seduced.
 
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#311
"But I'm keeping things open for the most part. I'm committed to Tennessee still, but I'd say I'm open. That's just where I am right now."

Stanley, originally from Ocala, Fla., originally attended Bowling Green before heading to Eastern Arizona J.C. He said he left USC knowing he made a strong impression.

"They told me the only way they recruit junior college players is if you're a great player and they have a need for you," he said. "It's the right time I guess."

Still, to even have this chance, Stanley's excited.

"I just prayed and I worked hard. It's the light at the end of the tunnel. Hard work pays off. Anything is possible. I just thank God that I'm in this predicament - to choose which school to go to."
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This is what kid is passing along as a FB conversation...almost said what article said regarding his decision.
 
#312
#312
I didn't read ****, iwas talking to him he started chating to me about tennessee and later on he told me he visited there this weekend. forget i said a thing.
 
#317
#317
glad it was confirmed by someone else, i have learnt my lesson i will never pass on anything else, when moreless all i said was he visited usc.
 
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#318
"I've got the opportunity to play for one of the best school's in the world," he said. "You can't beat that. They're giving me an invite to play for the University of Southern California. They name speaks for itself.

"But I'm keeping things open for the most part. I'm committed to Tennessee still, but I'd say I'm open. That's just where I am right now."
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i wish bodily harm upon orgeron and the kiffins
 
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#321
Thanks for the info hardcore. I believe some people just didn't like what you had to say and would rather shoot the messenger. :gun:
 
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#323
"But I'm keeping things open for the most part. I'm committed to Tennessee still, but I'd say I'm open. That's just where I am right now."

Stanley, originally from Ocala, Fla., originally attended Bowling Green before heading to Eastern Arizona J.C. He said he left USC knowing he made a strong impression.

"They told me the only way they recruit junior college players is if you're a great player and they have a need for you," he said. "It's the right time I guess."

Still, to even have this chance, Stanley's excited.

"I just prayed and I worked hard. It's the light at the end of the tunnel. Hard work pays off. Anything is possible. I just thank God that I'm in this predicament - to choose which school to go to."
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a little more
 
#325
#325
if i hadn't talked to him i wouldn't have said i did, he is a friend of mine on facebook and once your friends with someone you can chat and thats what we done.
 
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