'13 TX FS Kameron Miles

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m1al said:
True... You have to admit though that Texas has that irritating ability to swoop in at the last minute and pick up instate talent... We can't do that in our own state, at least right now we can't..
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Dooley has and will continue to hold down tennessee IMO.
 
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allvol_12 said:
Dooley has and will continue to hold down tennessee IMO.
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Not the point I was trying to make.. In fairness to Dooley, Tennessee is a tough state to recruit.. It has been well documented the challenges it presents to a recruiter.. Although if we were winning and competing for SECCs' it would get much easier..
 
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"It was nice. It was a fun talk. It was nice. We had a good talk," Miles said of the Skype call. "He talked about school and he and (defensive coordinator Sal Sunseri) talked about and compared me to Mark Barron and Eric Berry and how they used Mark Barron in the scheme used by (Sunseri). He told me I would be in the role Mark Barron had played."

The 6-foot-2, 200-pound safety from Mesquite, Texas doesn't know much about the Vols, but he knows Tennessee's ability to help defensive backs like Berry reach the next level.

"They've got a good background of putting guys in the NFL. My defensive backs coach has talked to me about that," Miles said. "It's a place I look forward to visiting. I'm going to decide if I want to take a summer visit or wait and take an official visit," Miles added.
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-VQ.
 
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Top 3: Stanford, Tennessee, & Penn State

Said he will for sure visit Stanford & Tennessee. Wants to commit before his Senior season.
 
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So, basically top 2. I have not been following this guy at all. Where does he stand with Stanford?
 
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LynxVol said:
So, basically top 2. I have not been following this guy at all. Where does he stand with Stanford?
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I'm at work or I'd post his quotes, he has a new article on Rivals.

Said he likes the academics of Stanford & that they can get him to the NFL.

Said he likes Coach Sal & our new defensive philosophy.
 
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Stanford: "I know if I was going to go to Stanford there's a possibility I'm going to go the NFL, but if I don't I can graduate with a degree that will help me in the future."

Tennessee: "They have a new defensive coordinator and I like the way his philosophy is on defense."

Penn State: "They have a new coaching staff they come from the pros and I want to get experience being coached by a staff that coached in the pros.
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- Rivals
 
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Wierd and embarrassing that he apparently sees Stanford as an easier in to the nfl.

Yeah we are in a dip but we still have to be top 5 in players in the league surely. If not top 3.

And spare me the different coaching staff argument. Doesn't apply here. Harbaugh left Stanford one yr ago
 
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The potential of having Randolph, McNeil, Miles, & Bell as the back end of our secondary in 2013 is scary. Then add in the possibility of Kelly Jr in '14.
 
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volssam said:
Wierd and embarrassing that he apparently sees Stanford as an easier in to the nfl.

Yeah we are in a dip but we still have to be top 5 in players in the league surely. If not top 3.

And spare me the different coaching staff argument. Doesn't apply here. Harbaugh left Stanford one yr ago
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Since 2010 Stanford has had 11 players drafted, Tennessee has 9
 
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Mesquite is like an hour north of Van so this is nothing like that other situation.

Except that it is potentially exactly the same.
 
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Don't know if he can get a degree from Stanford that will help him in the future? How about any degree he chooses.
 
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Blake25p said:
Since 2010 Stanford has had 11 players drafted, Tennessee has 9
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So ... What about overall? We dominate.

We are in a dip. So what. Happens to every program. Just a few yrs ago bama had absolutely zero drafted.
 
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volssam said:
So ... What about overall? We dominate.

We are in a dip. So what. Happens to every program. Just a few yrs ago bama had absolutely zero drafted.
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True but what have you done for me lately? That especially rings true when discussing recruits.
 
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I don't really understand the "Stanford will get me to the NFL." They have a good record recently, but, does that really beat UT's track record of getting guys into the NFL? No.
 
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volssam said:
So ... What about overall? We dominate.

We are in a dip. So what. Happens to every program. Just a few yrs ago bama had absolutely zero drafted.
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Recruits don't care about history they care about what a program is doing now, and right now Stanford is winning and putting players in the NFL we're not simple as that. Once we start winning we'll be putting guy in the NFL and recruits will start wanting to play for Tennessee.
 
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LynxVol said:
I don't really understand the "Stanford will get me to the NFL." They have a good record recently, but, does that really beat UT's track record of getting guys into the NFL? No.
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Thank you.

This was my point as well
 
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VeryBest said:
True but what have you done for me lately? That especially rings true when discussing recruits.
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You telling me throwing around named like manning and berry and mayo and Lewis doesnt sell recruits.

I think so.

We are a much better NFL pipeline as a program. When you look at a program you have to look at track record/long term
 
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