'18 TN RB Master Teague

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WilliamDuVOL said:
I've come to realize that with all of the constant jokes we make about BaldBiker, he's probably just slowly making a list of which of us he's going to kill.
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Folicly challenged two wheeled vehicle rider won't kill me.










It will be much worse than that. Probably some pit where it puts the lotion on or gets the hose again.
 
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MockingVol said:
Folicly challenged two wheeled vehicle rider won't kill me.










It will be much worse than that. Probably some pit where it puts the lotion on or gets the hose again.
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Joe Dirt? That you?
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"I thought it was a great visit," Teague said. "I go to talk to Butch (Jones) and coach Gillespie. I got to see their scrimmage and how they run things with that. It was just a good time overall."

"It's been a while and I decided to come back and see it again," Teague said. "I think they put their best foot forward for me. I feel like I'm one of their top guys at running back. They have been communicating with me a lot and they think I'm a leader and someone who can help the program. They tell me they need me and that is something I like."

The relationship between Teague and the Tennessee staff continues to grow and he and running backs coach Robert Gillespie are talking more and more. "He had a development plan if I went to Tennessee," Teague said. "We talked about plays and the read on power and inside zone and stuff like that. I really like that. He is a great coach and I like the way he interacts with players. They really like playing for him and I think he is a great teacher and he fits what I like. He speaks the truth and doesn't soften up on anything. I like that."

"He's very coachable and willing to improve," Blackman head coach David Watson said. "His sophomore year he didn't catch it very well at all. He came back last year and had improved his hands ten fold. He is willing to put in the work to make himself the best. He is a legit 4.4 guy and that's impressive for a big guy. He has break away speed."

"My personality is a laid back person in general," Teague said. "I have a strong family and I let God work. It's going to be hard to knock off schools that I have good relationships with. That will be hard, but I'm just praying that God makes it obvious on where he wants me to go to better myself in life. I try to enjoy it, but sometimes it's a little nerve wracking. It's still good to keep in contact with people."
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-VQ

Teague plans on committing before end of June to focus on senior season.
 
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This young man appears to have his act together and is very grounded. Wherever God leads him too will be getting a good one!
 
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IMO Tennessee did a lot of good this weekend. He is a tough kid to get a feel for but I think they are in much better shape than before. Auburn is a sneaky team to watch if it isn't TN.
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-Austin Price
 
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butchna said:
The style we glimpsed when we were forced to play Kelly and Kamara...starting at Texas A&M. Butch's first two seasons involved indulging Bajakian's tendency to utilize wr's (usually Pig) on those unproductive fly sweeps. Finesse without being aggressive. DeBord had Hurd and rode him the last two, so we hadn't viewed what a running back who could hit the LOS quickly looked like. You have to be able to see that work as a running back prospect, to want to play in it imo. That is when we'll close the deal on the Cam Akers of the world...stars who didn't grow up loving the Vols.
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First bolded part: I completely hated this about our offense when he was here.

Second bolded part: this is what I was talking about, except I just did what a lot of people on here do and use an NFL player for reference.
 
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zhangliao04 said:
First bolded part: I completely hated this about our offense when he was here.

Second bolded part: this is what I was talking about, except I just did what a lot of people on here do and use an NFL player for reference.
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Second part.... introducing.... John Kelly....

First part... you have to have set up plays. Having a sweep play creates a lot of opportunities... what a lot of people do not realize is that, that touchdown he just threw was achieved by that sweep holding the safety because (he was the force defender) he had to honor the sweep that had been run a couple times out of that formation and....

Now that the safety is out of position horizontally because he couldn't be outflanked by the sweep player... aaaaannnnndddd touchdown...
 
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Caleb59seal said:
Second part.... introducing.... John Kelly....

First part... you have to have set up plays. Having a sweep play creates a lot of opportunities... what a lot of people do not realize is that, that touchdown he just threw was achieved by that sweep holding the safety because (he was the force defender) he had to honor the sweep that had been run a couple times out of that formation and....

Now that the safety is out of position horizontally because he couldn't be outflanked by the sweep player... aaaaannnnndddd touchdown...
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Thats all well and good but the jet sweep Coach Jake called took 29 seconds to develop and lost 8-9 yards.
 
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