13' GA S Vonn Bell (Ohio State signee)

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Tifwiw, but my Father in law goes to all of Bells games, since he's from Ft Oglethorpe GA and all that side of the family went to Ridgeland HS. He sent my wife a FB message tonight that said the word around the area is that Bell was All Vol. and that he's the best player he has ever seen. Supposedly Bell touched the ball 5 times last game on offense, and scored 4 TD's

Again, all heresay, but its info atleast
 
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UT_Tix79 said:
Tifwiw, but my Father in law goes to all of Bells games, since he's from Ft Oglethorpe GA and all that side of the family went to Ridgeland HS. He sent my wife a FB message tonight that said the word around the area is that Bell was All Vol. and that he's the best player he has ever seen. Supposedly Bell touched the ball 5 times last game on offense, and scored 4 TD's

Again, all heresay, but its info atleast
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Considering that no offensive player has scored a touchdown on Alabama in the last 174 minutes and 27 seconds of gametime; maybe we need more defensive players who can sub in and score for us.
 
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“It was a good experience. I wasn’t cheering for anybody- I was neutral. I watched my position and paid attention to how the defensive coordinators would rotate and use the defensive backs,” said Bell.

The visit marked Bell’s first trip to Knoxville this season and says he took note of the fan support in Neyland Stadium.

“It was a good environment and good to get back (to Tennessee). The fans got there early and were loud. They honored the 1997 team and Coach Phillip Fulmer and Peyton Manning were there, so that was cool.”
 
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TideWarrior said:
“It was a good experience. I wasn’t cheering for anybody- I was neutral. I watched my position and paid attention to how the defensive coordinators would rotate and use the defensive backs,” said Bell.

The visit marked Bell’s first trip to Knoxville this season and says he took note of the fan support in Neyland Stadium.

“It was a good environment and good to get back (to Tennessee). The fans got there early and were loud. They honored the 1997 team and Coach Phillip Fulmer and Peyton Manning were there, so that was cool.”
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Just read the article on 247. The kid is keeping quiet in his recruitment and giving nothing away. He essentially gave nothing away in that interview. Nothing new. Same top 3. Had a good visit. Cool.
 
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sounds bad for us imo bama owned us and they contained our receivers but a few drops made them look better than they were. imo von could be heading to bamer
 
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LynxVol said:
Just read the article on 247. The kid is keeping quiet in his recruitment and giving nothing away. He essentially gave nothing away in that interview. Nothing new. Same top 3. Had a good visit. Cool.
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Just posting updates never meant to imply anything.:hi:
 
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"I spoke to Coach [Derek] Dooley and the rest of the staff, and they just reiterated that they really need defensive backs," Bell said. "They made sure to let me know how important I am to the program and where they are trying to get to. The conversations were very normal."

"What stood out to me is how the fans support their players for a big ESPN night game," Bell said. "They had the No. 1 team in the nation in town in Alabama, and it was pretty exciting. Peyton Manning and Coach Phillip Fulmer were there, so that was pretty cool as well."

"It is still Ohio State, Alabama and Tennessee all even at the top, but anything can happen," Bell said. "I still stay in contact with other coaches too. The win/loss record this year does not have an affect on my decision. It is really about the depth chart, how close I am to the coaches and how well I communicate with them, and if it feels like home."
 
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TideWarrior said:
"I spoke to Coach [Derek] Dooley and the rest of the staff, and they just reiterated that they really need defensive backs," Bell said. "They made sure to let me know how important I am to the program and where they are trying to get to. The conversations were very normal."

"What stood out to me is how the fans support their players for a big ESPN night game," Bell said. "They had the No. 1 team in the nation in town in Alabama, and it was pretty exciting. Peyton Manning and Coach Phillip Fulmer were there, so that was pretty cool as well."

"It is still Ohio State, Alabama and Tennessee all even at the top, but anything can happen," Bell said. "I still stay in contact with other coaches too. The win/loss record this year does not have an affect on my decision. It is really about the depth chart, how close I am to the coaches and how well I communicate with them, and if it feels like home."
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If depth chart is a factor then rule out Bama considering that the #1 safety in the country last year Landon Collins is only seeing the field on special teams...
 
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TideWarrior said:
"I spoke to Coach [Derek] Dooley and the rest of the staff, and they just reiterated that they really need defensive backs," Bell said. "They made sure to let me know how important I am to the program and where they are trying to get to. The conversations were very normal."

"What stood out to me is how the fans support their players for a big ESPN night game," Bell said. "They had the No. 1 team in the nation in town in Alabama, and it was pretty exciting. Peyton Manning and Coach Phillip Fulmer were there, so that was pretty cool as well."

"It is still Ohio State, Alabama and Tennessee all even at the top, but anything can happen," Bell said. "I still stay in contact with other coaches too. The win/loss record this year does not have an affect on my decision. It is really about the depth chart, how close I am to the coaches and how well I communicate with them, and if it feels like home."
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Whoa easy now, resident insider vol202020 says not so fast my friend. And that guy is awesome.
 
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TideWarrior said:
"The win/loss record this year does not have an affect on my decision. It is really about the depth chart, how close I am to the coaches and how well I communicate with them, and if it feels like home."
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All signs point to Tennessee on this one. "Feels like home" speaks volumes. What could feel more like home than home itself? Dude is a VOL fan, grew up here, and everything about our situation favors his situation. Bama is the only real competition, and he would be buried in their depth. Vol imo.

BigOrangeD said:
based on the above statement, I'm with OH. Kid is a Vol.
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FYP
 
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