'14 IL LB Clifton Garrett

[SCvol333]

Probably trying to apply for health insurance through the exchange.

post of day imo

 

[volssam]

Clifton Garrett CG3‏@CG3409m
I dont even wanna do this anymore honestly.

Just do it Clifton. Put Bruin on ignore. Life will be easier

 

[StoVol]

Yea, there's a staunch of stale beef jerky and apple fritters in the air. Then you pass a trailer after a trailer and moo moo after moo moo.

Someone earlier this fall said ala or some such godforsaken state smelled like hot dog water. I seriously lol'd. Louisiana is very similar

 

[Mike4Vols]

Someone earlier this fall said ala or some such godforsaken state smelled like hot dog water. I seriously lol'd. Louisiana is very similar

Not even close. Louisiana smells like an airport bathroom.

 

[VeryBest]

not even close. Louisiana smells like a corn dog.

fyp

 

[therickbol]

Just do it Clifton. Put Bruin on ignore. Life will be easier

Probably trying to apply for health insurance through the exchange.

Two great responses. On a roll. Anybody else chime in with thoughts on Garrett's tweet?

 

[PassedOutAwake]

did anybody ever post this article?

Steve Wiltfong ‏@SWiltfong247 13 Nov
Slight change in plans for the nation's top OLB Clifton Garrett regarding his upcoming #LSU visit: Five-Star OLB Clifton Garrett Alters LSU Visit Plans … via @247Sports

 

[Evol]

Not even close. Louisiana smells like an airport bathroom.

I've been through that state 3 times, and every time it's smelled horrible. I'm not even joking or trying to be funny. That entire state smells like a paper mill.

 

[norriscraftbasser]

No, but sounds like it could be big news. Sounds like Bruin lol.

 

[Jaytrain5]

Probably hard to get an exact number, but here's a question:

Is there another active defensive coach in the college game who has sent more players to the NFL than John Chavis? Off the top of my head, I can't think of anyone.

Blue-chippers can go pro at Tennessee, LSU, or Vandy...but I imagine there's a peace of mind in knowing that John Chavis is as prolific as anyone in the country in getting you to the next level. If I were an LB, LSU would be tough to beat.

 

[norriscraftbasser]

Probably hard to get an exact number, but here's a question:

Is there another active defensive coach in the college game who has sent more players to the NFL than John Chavis? Off the top of my head, I can't think of anyone.

Blue-chippers can go pro at Tennessee, LSU, or Vandy...but I imagine there's a peace of mind in knowing that John Chavis is as prolific as anyone in the country in getting you to the next level. If I were an LB, LSU would be tough to beat.

One of the best IMO.

 

[OrangeBlood4life]

Recruiting top talent= putting players in the league. It's simple. The more highly rated recruits you get, better odds of the nfl. No matter who you are , you can't get someone that's just not that good in the league.

 

[Nashvegas31]

When you have a class like ours your able to pull these type of studs that are torn. See ole miss last year. Carl Lawson and Vonn bell would be vols on a class like our current one. They didn't want to be the only guys. They wanted to be cherry on top.

 

[LebanonVolunteer]

did anybody ever post this article?

Steve Wiltfong ‏@SWiltfong247 13 Nov
Slight change in plans for the nation's top OLB Clifton Garrett regarding his upcoming #LSU visit: Five-Star OLB Clifton Garrett Alters LSU Visit Plans … via @247Sports

It was talked about I do believe. He decided to make his next lsu visit an OV instead of an UOV with an OV later on. IMO he is just going to commit to lsu on this trip while his family is there with him.

 

[norriscraftbasser]

When you have a class like ours your able to pull these type of studs that are torn. See ole miss last year. Carl Lawson and Vonn bell would be vols on a class like our current one. They didn't want to be the only guys. They wanted to be cherry on top.

Or if Dooley would have tried just a little bit, Vonn Bell would be in orange.

 

[tn4elvis]

unfortunately, i think his upcoming trip to lsu will be decisive. It will be the last thing in his mind.

friend of mine is a banker in springfield

 

[BigOrangeFanatic]

Probably hard to get an exact number, but here's a question:

Is there another active defensive coach in the college game who has sent more players to the NFL than John Chavis? Off the top of my head, I can't think of anyone.

Blue-chippers can go pro at Tennessee, LSU, or Vandy...but I imagine there's a peace of mind in knowing that John Chavis is as prolific as anyone in the country in getting you to the next level. If I were an LB, LSU would be tough to beat.

LBs seem to be his forte. He's developed a good number of them.

 

[Fullfillmer]

LBs seem to be his forte. He's developed a good number of them.

I know chief is a good guy but don't kid yourself - he benefited from being at tenn and lsu when they were both hot. I don't think he did that much on the recruiting trail. Again nothing bad to say about him but he has been in the right spot at the right time.

 

[BeecherVol]

I know chief is a good guy but don't kid yourself - he benefited from being at tenn and lsu when they were both hot. I don't think he did that much on the recruiting trail. Again nothing bad to say about him but he has been in the right spot at the right time.

His strength was development moreso than recruiting. It does require a certain level of talent to be elite or NFL level. The rest is development and he did very well with LBs.
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[Jaytrain5]

I know chief is a good guy but don't kid yourself - he benefited from being at tenn and lsu when they were both hot. I don't think he did that much on the recruiting trail. Again nothing bad to say about him but he has been in the right spot at the right time.

Tough to be "right place, right time" for 20+ years.

 

[BeecherVol]

Tough to be "right place, right time" for 20+ years.

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[volswillrise12]

If (and I do mean if) we somehow land a Garrett (or Jackson) that would be a strong statement.

 

[WesternKyVol]

Tough to be "right place, right time" for 20+ years.

It'd be nice to actually see 3rd down roll around every now and again.

 

[BigOrangeFanatic]

I know chief is a good guy but don't kid yourself - he benefited from being at tenn and lsu when they were both hot. I don't think he did that much on the recruiting trail. Again nothing bad to say about him but he has been in the right spot at the right time.

He has consistently put LBs in "the league". ..dont kid yourself

 

[Dust10]

friend of mine is a banker in springfield

Cool man. It's not a bad place to live.