'16 GA DE/TE Isaac Nauta

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Ok a little off topic, but I'm pretty sure this kid has been on TV as well. If any of you are familiar with the show "Chrisley Knows Best", which is set in Roswell. He had an appearance as Chrisleys daughters "boyfriend".
 
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bucket hat on the peanut butter and it'd be complete

edit: nice touch if you could throw in a soccer ball, bottle of moonshine, and a dog doing the deuce at the bottom..

Sorry Sto,

I dont do soccer , I drank the moonshine and Smokey ran off with the dog - lol
 

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Ok a little off topic, but I'm pretty sure this kid has been on TV as well. If any of you are familiar with the show "Chrisley Knows Best", which is set in Roswell. He had an appearance as Chrisleys daughters "boyfriend".
Wow good catch "Buford bison" lol
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He said his trip to Tennessee on Saturday put the Vols “on my list.”

“I love all the renovations that they did,” Nauta said. “They’ve got top-notch facilities, being just about a year old now. As a recruit, that’s something you definitely look for. They have one of the best stadiums in the country and one of the best fan bases in the country.

“And I like my tight end coach a lot, coach*(Mark) Elder. He’s a really good guy. And they’ve got good recruiting classes coming in. There’s something going on at Tennessee, and it’s kind of exciting to think about.

“(Elder said) mainly just that I’m his guy that he wants for my class, and he definitely feels that I’m the top tight end, if not the top player in the class. And to hear that, that’s really humbling.”

Nauta said having two teammates committed to Tennessee could help the Vols’ chances, although that won’t be the deciding factor in his college choice.

“I mean, that definitely helps,” he said. “At the end of the day, is that going to be what separates when you’re picking one school from the other? No, not at all. But that helps (Smith and Picou) are all over me already about (joining them at Tennessee), and I don’t see them stopping any time soon, either.”

Nauta said he also recently visited Georgia, and he’s planning to travel to Florida State on July 18 and Notre Dame sometime this summer. He said he’s hoping to attend games at Tennessee, LSU, South Carolina, Florida State, and Ole Miss this year before narrowing his list of college choices “down to a top five” after the season.

“I’ll probably make a decision in spring next year,” he said, “because I want to be a guy who’s an early graduate so I can get to a school and get on campus and have a chance to play some spring ball.”
 
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He said his trip to Tennessee on Saturday put the Vols “on my list.”

“I love all the renovations that they did,” Nauta said. “They’ve got top-notch facilities, being just about a year old now. As a recruit, that’s something you definitely look for. They have one of the best stadiums in the country and one of the best fan bases in the country.

“And I like my tight end coach a lot, coach*(Mark) Elder. He’s a really good guy. And they’ve got good recruiting classes coming in. There’s something going on at Tennessee, and it’s kind of exciting to think about.

“(Elder said) mainly just that I’m his guy that he wants for my class, and he definitely feels that I’m the top tight end, if not the top player in the class. And to hear that, that’s really humbling.”

Nauta said having two teammates committed to Tennessee could help the Vols’ chances, although that won’t be the deciding factor in his college choice.

“I mean, that definitely helps,” he said. “At the end of the day, is that going to be what separates when you’re picking one school from the other? No, not at all. But that helps (Smith and Picou) are all over me already about (joining them at Tennessee), and I don’t see them stopping any time soon, either.”

Nauta said he also recently visited Georgia, and he’s planning to travel to Florida State on July 18 and Notre Dame sometime this summer. He said he’s hoping to attend games at Tennessee, LSU, South Carolina, Florida State, and Ole Miss this year before narrowing his list of college choices “down to a top five” after the season.

“I’ll probably make a decision in spring next year,” he said, “because I want to be a guy who’s an early graduate so I can get to a school and get on campus and have a chance to play some spring ball.”

Vol.

Edit: It's unbelievable what's going on in Knoxville. I'm not sure what the coaches are doing but I hope they keep it up.
 
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Future OT's. Maybe we shift gears in 2016 and all the TEs who would normally be OTs, could drop weight and become very tall CBs.

Defensive tackles and backers play full back, safeties make cameo appearances at WR, and punters join the track team. Fan base is glad we are not the coaches.:crazy::crazy::crazy::crazy:
 
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Now that we have an outstanding QB committed in '16 I think it is time for this young man to go ahead and jump on board. Big time talent on board early will just give the staff the ability to focus on other big time talent.
 
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Not cool Keith...

@Keith247Sports: 5-star 2016 TE Isaac Nauta ... an #Fsu lean ... is having a game
 
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12 hours ago

Isaac Nauta told 247Sports that he and his family are moving to Jacksonville, Florida on Christmas Break.

The 6-foot-5, 240 pound prospect is rated at the No. 1 TE in the country for 2016 according to 247Sports.

Nauta also confirmed he is unsure which school he will transfer to at this time.
 
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12 hours ago

Isaac Nauta told 247Sports that he and his family are moving to Jacksonville, Florida on Christmas Break.

The 6-foot-5, 240 pound prospect is rated at the No. 1 TE in the country for 2016 according to 247Sports.

Nauta also confirmed he is unsure which school he will transfer to at this time.

No bueno.
 

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