'10 TN DB Lonnie Ballentine (Announcing 3/29)

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Big Orange Bo said:
Not to be negative, really. He is a 17 year old 195lb DB/WR/RB/ATH/LB who isn't close to the size he may be at 20 or 21. Would be 2-3 years away from getting on the field anyway in my opinion. Don't see him lining up against Bama with 3 years of high school experieence. Would like to have him but I think we are looking for some commits so badly that we here on the board are making a big deal out of each possible recruit right now.

17 year old kid to Memphis, It's really not that big of a deal in late March. JMO GBO
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Ballentine is a player, that's why he has offers from Bama and LSU. He could get on the field as a RS Frosh or Soph.
 
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Southeast Recruiting Blog - ESPN

"Ballentine likely will sign with Tennessee, Memphis or Arkansas at 12:30 ET on Monday at Southwind High School. Alabama and LSU are also programs that had offers on the table for him in the 2011 class."

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picking UT seems highly unlikely. for the most part, we know if a kid is going to pick UT. when there is no talk going on, not a good sign.
 
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What time is he going to announce his decision? Did he make the trip to UT this weekend? We need some positive news for he program. Hopefully he decides UT.
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I'm not surprised, makes way more sense that he's going to tiger high since he's graduating early
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Hope you r wrong...His coach didn't have a clue where he would end up as of Friday...But was said to have been here in Knoxville over the weekend...We will see I guess
 
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Plus with his talent he would start next year at Memphis where at UT or another SEC school would not be a starter.
 
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He's set to announce his decision Monday at 1:30, and Brent Hubbs of VolQuest.com writes that the Memphis, Tenn., product already has his decision made.

He's considering the hometown Tigers, but is a more likely candidate for Tennessee, LSU, Arkansas or Alabama. Tennessee coach Derek Dooley can't speak about Ballentine directly, but he told the Knoxville News Sentinel a recruit playing defensive back has a better chance of skipping his senior year and contributing early.
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Hmm.....
 
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