'13 GA RB Tyshon Dye

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I'm really starting to like Auburn's chance with Tyshon Dye. Mostly because of depth (workhorse type back not scat) and location from home. :superman:
 
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The Breakerboy said:
Winning is the only reason we're having problems. If we had stayed healthy and kept winning we would've pulled a top back. We were all over college gameday before Hunter and Bray got hurt. All the coaches would've done was show Poole run up the back of Linemen(that's what they showed to Mike Davis). Who wouldn't want to be the RB that gets to run against 7 man fronts all game? But we didn't win last year so it doesn't matter.

SN: why the hell do you even post? I mean why don't you just go somewhere. You don't like Dooley so why do come in every thread taking a shot at UT football? Why don't you just sit back and stfu until after the season. This shxt is getting old.
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I post because I choose to do so. You don't have to like my opinion. You have claimed to have ignored me about 37 times now. Maybe you should actually do it and stop crying like a little girl everytime someone says something you do not like. We do not have to love everything about UT football to be a fan. :thumbsup:
 
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LebanonVolunteer said:
I post because I choose to do so. You don't have to like my opinion. You have claimed to have ignored me about 37 times now. Maybe you should actually do it and stop crying like a little girl everytime someone says something you do not like. We do not have to love everything about UT football to be a fan. :thumbsup:
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I had ignored you but everyone quotes you all the time so it doesn't matter. You're a little whining girl that goes from thread to thread bxtchin about the program. Just keep that stupid shxt to yourself. Fake ass fan.
 
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Bow9den said:
I'm really starting to like Auburn's chance with Tyshon Dye. Mostly because of depth (workhorse type back not scat) and location from home. :superman:
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That's good, but do you honestly think that UT fans care? That would be better suited on a Barn board, as would most of the stuff u post
 
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Do you know how many post I get like that here!? Honest question... DO you think I care?:lolabove:
 
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"I know they recruited Tauren Poole from Stephens County," Dye said. "I watched him when he was in high school. I think they would be a team I'm really interested in if I get to know them better. I've Facebooked with coach (Jay) Graham a few times and he seems like a good coach. I want to talk to him more and get to know the program better."
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-VQ.
 
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The Breakerboy said:
Was glad when I read that we were still in on this kid. Dye, Kamara, and Turman 3 backs I want. Two out of three would make me happy.
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Those would be my Top-3 realistic RBs I would like UT to land, off the top of my head anyway.

I still really want UT to land Cornelius Elder and give him about 12-15 carries a game, but I don't think there is too much mutual interest. Hopefully UT can pick up their recruitment in Elder and his interest in UT will pick up in result of that.

It is very early, but ATP I see Dye going to Clemson or Auburn. Probably Clemson. I think they have had the lead for awhile. I'm thinking Ryan Green is for sure ND or UF/FSU. Derrick Green will be a Buckeye. Not sure on Turman, but for some reason I really like UT's chances with Kamara (especially if UT can show a half-way decent run game this year).

I see UT ending up signing 2 RBs this class (an elite back and a lesser known back). I would predict Alvin Kamara and someone like Deuce Turner out of Ohio. I would be fine with that.
 
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flowd82 said:
Those would be my Top-3 realistic RBs I would like UT to land, off the top of my head anyway.

I still really want UT to land Cornelius Elder and give him about 12-15 carries a game, but I don't think there is too much mutual interest. Hopefully UT can pick up their recruitment in Elder and his interest in UT will pick up in result of that.

It is very early, but ATP I see Dye going to Clemson or Auburn. Probably Clemson. I think they have had the lead for awhile. I'm thinking Ryan Green is for sure ND or UF/FSU. Derrick Green will be a Buckeye. Not sure on Turman, but for some reason I really like UT's chances with Kamara (especially if UT can show a half-way decent run game this year).

I see UT ending up signing 2 RBs this class (an elite back and a lesser known back). I would predict Alvin Kamara and someone like Deuce Turner out of Ohio. I would be fine with that.
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I can see us taking Kamara and another big time back that'll pop up out of nowhere. Don't know if we'll take too many projects anymore. We've got enough projects at RB(Tom Smith, Alden Hill, Que Watson).
 
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flowd82 said:
I see UT ending up signing 2 RBs this class (an elite back and a lesser known back).
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That would be what I think is the new normal. A big name and a late riser. And just because you're a late-riser-type doesn't mean you got no chance to do some things. Devrin Young's a perfect example. Who honestly thought he'd be getting more pub than Marlin Lane right now? Not me, that's for sure.

But, ya know, you'll really need to get the cake before you can put the icing on. From what I'm reading, guys like Dye and Kamara and Turman are cake. Gotta get the cake first.
 
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The Breakerboy said:
I can see us taking Kamara and another big time back that'll pop up out of nowhere. Don't know if we'll take too many projects anymore. We've got enough projects at RB(Tom Smith, Alden Hill, Que Watson).
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I do. And that's purely because of our pass-oriented offense. Not to say we're not gonna get the four-stars. I'm just saying that they are gonna continue to try to find the DYs of the world. That, while simultaneously going after the obvious blue-chips.
 
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vol2013 said:
Dream scenario would be two of those three plus Derrick Henry.
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As strange as this may sound, I don't want to be in the position that Georgia is in, with 8,000 big-name running backs. It's not like they're running the ball enough to give everybody carries. While I understand you gotta have depth, at what point are you stockpiling guys who won't ever see the field?

Where I'm coming from is we have a roster with one Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman four-star running backs. Dooley's stated that he wants to have three backs to rotate, with one main guy to handle the mail. So what's the balance there?
 
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d3ft punk said:
As strange as this may sound, I don't want to be in the position that Georgia is in, with 8,000 big-name running backs. It's not like they're running the ball enough to give everybody carries. While I understand you gotta have depth, at what point are you stockpiling guys who won't ever see the field?

Where I'm coming from is we have a roster with one Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman four-star running backs. Dooley's stated that he wants to have three backs to rotate, with one main guy to handle the mail. So what's the balance there?
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I see where your coming from. However, I also look at it as no matter how much work coaches put into evaluating players, they are still taking a risk on them as there is alot of unknowns about how they will develop. So I can also see the philosophy of loading up on a position and letting the chips fall where they may (which it appears we are trying do with the Jack LB position this year). Loading up gives you an insurance policy (as somebody is bound to develop), and competition for the starting spot. Just look at Alabama the past few years.
 
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vol2013 said:
I see where your coming from. However, I also look at it as no matter how much work coaches put into evaluating players, they are still taking a risk on them as there is alot of unknowns about how they will develop. So I can also see the philosophy of loading up on a position and letting the chips fall where they may (which it appears we are trying do with the Jack LB position this year). Loading up gives you an insurance policy (as somebody is bound to develop), and competition for the starting spot. Just look at Alabama the past few years.
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The JACK thing is a little different, though. in 2013, they got what? Williams and Smith? That's less of flooding the position and more like trying to get enough bodies to be able to practice. RB is a little better, depth-wise.

Granted, there's no superstar RB as Tennessee right now. There's some talented guys...but nobody's shown much yet. Yet. I'm just not sure, in the era of the stupid 25-player rule, that you can afford to get a zillion of anything.

And that goes with what I've seen this staff do. They go in with these surgical-precision strikes and come out with a Bourque or a Randolph or a Maggitt. But that's just my opinion based off of what they've done in the past. Not sure what will happen once they start winning.
 
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