'17 TN RB/CB Chase Hayden (Arkansas commit)

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BigOrange15 said:
Closer but still no :)
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So wait wait wait. Which is it? Is Obi Wan right and only siths deal in absolutes (which is itself paradoxical) and that makes Yoda a sith?


Also, the Jedi in the prequels like Mace Windu deal in absolutes all the time. Like when he says Dooku couldn't be working with the sign because he was once a Jedi. Like what dude y'all didn't wanna train Anakin because he was afraid of losing his mother, but now you're saying that once someone is a Jedi they can't go bad? WTF GEORGE LUCAS?
 
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MADISONGAVOL said:
I don't blame him. he has talent u look around our commits and think I could have found a spot for him. I'm curious why staff felt he's not as good as kid from la
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It appears our staff projected him in the slot. I do agree that he may not be an every down running back in the SEC. He does not play high level competition. His school is 5 minutes from me. I believe Coleman is a little bigger and probably more physical.
 
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I get that he plays against weaker competition than the kid in Louisiana but I still think they should have recruited him and offered. He has speed, and you can't teach that.
 
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Darth_Shiveman said:
So wait wait wait. Which is it? Is Obi Wan right and only siths deal in absolutes (which is itself paradoxical) and that makes Yoda a sith?


Also, the Jedi in the prequels like Mace Windu deal in absolutes all the time. Like when he says Dooku couldn't be working with the sign because he was once a Jedi. Like what dude y'all didn't wanna train Anakin because he was afraid of losing his mother, but now you're saying that once someone is a Jedi they can't go bad? WTF GEORGE LUCAS?
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No, you right...I just meant it was ROTS Obi-Wan that had that quote :)
 
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gunner said:
I get that he plays against weaker competition than the kid in Louisiana but I still think they should have recruited him and offered. He has speed, and you can't teach that.
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He doesn't want to play the position where we want to play him.
 
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gunner said:
I get that he plays against weaker competition than the kid in Louisiana but I still think they should have recruited him and offered. He has speed, and you can't teach that.
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I think it's mainly that the staff saw him as a WR and he wants to play RB.
 
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VolGee4 said:
It appears our staff projected him in the slot. I do agree that he may not be an every down running back in the SEC. He does not play high level competition. His school is 5 minutes from me. I believe Coleman is a little bigger and probably more physical.
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I don't disagree I just think we could found room some how moved him around after he saw he wasn't cut out for it
 
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MADISONGAVOL said:
I don't disagree I just think we could found room some how moved him around after he saw he wasn't cut out for it
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I totally agree. Bring him in and give him a fair shot at RB. If it isn't in the cards then he would know as well as the coaches that a move would be in his best interest.
 
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These kids and especially Chase's dad are not that stupid. If we took him as a RB and three other RB's, they would know what is going on. We really need three RB's this cycle. So, saying let him be the third then switch him doesn't fly.
 
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They must really not like his fit for the offense or prefer him at another position. Seems like a pretty easy move for them to just go that route to flip him. I give them credit for sticking to their eval
 
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Nashvegas31 said:
They must really not like his fit for the offense or prefer him at another position. Seems like a pretty easy move for them to just go that route to flip him. I give them credit for sticking to their eval
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It really stinks when you can't find a spot for a legacy kid with this kind of talent and speed.
 
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titansvolsfaninga said:
Would love to know your thoughts on it.
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I've hear mostly positive reviews. I'm going in with an open mind.

I really enjoyed The Force Awakens, but found it to be less good on re-watching. Looking back, I think I just enjoyed seeing them make a Star Wars movie that actually felt like Star Wars and didn't waste half the movie talking about the senate and/or trade dispute or awkwardly forcing a romance with clunky dialogue down our throats.
 
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