Sabanocchio
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Sab, I don't have to read your posts because there's nothing you have to say that is important for me. I don't see you as a source of useful info. You always come in behind me and post and it's usually opposite of what I say. That's why I said what I said. You've never agreed with anything I've ever posted anyway. Your on my ignore list and if someone quotes you then I'll see it, but it's not that important to me. Maybe others see you as the man, but I'm fine without your commits about me or any recruits. God bless you though.
There is no thought at all of playing Hill on the defensive line. If skeeter is saying that, it's his thought not the coaches'. That's all I'm saying.Sab, I thought you was one of those Team Skeeter dudes. But you say you don't care what he says above. Kind of contradicting don't you think? It's all good though do you, and I'll keep it moving over here too.
There is no thought at all of playing Hill on the defensive line. If skeeter is saying that, it's his thought not the coaches'. That's all I'm saying.
Incipent, it's not even that. This guy is not a DT. He will never play the position. His skill set doesn't fit it and it no one is recruiting him for it. I'm not saying this just to contradict anyone. It's what I've been told by someone very close to the situation and the coaching staff.Some of these arguments I understand. This one I don't. All that matters is where the coaches will give a guy the first shot. The consensus here is that that's OL. If he doesn't see the field and they think he would elsewhere, then they'll move him. But that's way too far down the road to be worrying about. Remember all the "Clear will get his shot at TE but will really be an OT" stuff? Now everybody's talking about how great he looks at TE. If he'd looked poor, then we could start talking about moving him to OL, but when we were recruiting it, "first look at TE" is the important part. For Hill, it's "first look at OL." Who knows what happens after he's hear a couple years.
Incipent, it's not even that. This guy is not a DT. He will never play the position. His skill set doesn't fit it and it no one is recruiting him for it. I'm not saying this just to contradict anyone. It's what I've been told by someone very close to the situation and the coaching staff.
I'd love to hear GoVols2003 chime in here. He's one of the many I trust on this.
I certainly understand why we wouldn't be looking at him for defense, I just don't get why people are making a big argument about it. If everyone agrees that he's coming in with a shot at OL, does it really matter whether or not you think he might move to defense somewhere down the road?
The argument can go on forever with Hill. There's a lot of if's, that's for sure. Recruits are told they'll play a position then get here and get moved all the time. Some here say Bowles will be a DB, some say not. Same for Hill moving to DL. People talk like Hill is committed here. It boils down to the current needs. Hood was OL now he's DL. Al Wilson, started at S, even Neal is being moved now. It happens all the time. Skill sets can be taught and developed. Some people say one recruit will move but don't think another will, needs to be more open minded. It's needs of the team. Team first. Bowles, Hill, Neal, Hood, or anyone else isn't exempt.
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