All Tennessee Team

[nunshalpass]

Bernard King
Ernie Grunfeld
Dale Ellis
Allan Houston
Chris Lofton

Vincent Yarbrough

This is without regard to position (I don't really have a PG), but is my top 5 without really digging way back into the history books.

Struggled with the Yarbrough decision, but I feel he was very underrated as a player looking back at his career. Maybe underappreciated is a better word. Ironically, many felt he was overrated as a player in his time here, but I think that was more based on fans' unrealistic expectations.

This would be my top 5 as well, but I would put Marcus Haislip in as the 6th man. (still a little mad at him for leaving too early though)

 

[Chris4Vols22]

Antonio Barton
Jordan McRae
Josh Richardson
Jeronne Maymon
Jarnell Stokes

Robert Hubbs

 

[Stoked]

Antonio Barton
Jordan McRae
Josh Richardson
Jeronne Maymon
Jarnell Stokes

Robert Hubbs

Nice you listed the 2014 national championship team

 

[reVOLving door]

Kinda off track but I always wished I could see what Tony Harris would've done with an actual coach at UT. Wish he could've played for BP or CM. That guy was so quick. Green never developed anyone while he was here.

You are so right on, I can't stand it. He's easily my favorite PG that has ever played for UT. He made some maddening mistakes, but his raw ability was a joy to behold.

 

[reVOLving door]

Antonio Barton
Jordan McRae
Josh Richardson
Jeronne Maymon
Jarnell Stokes

Robert Hubbs

Winner.

 

[GoobieVol]

Kinda off track but I always wished I could see what Tony Harris would've done with an actual coach at UT. Wish he could've played for BP or CM. That guy was so quick. Green never developed anyone while he was here.

I worked a camp he and Rashard Lee attended. After the kids left for the day, they both agreed to play a pick-up game with some of the other coaches at the camp. You sir are correct, and TV didn't do his quicks justice. He was quick on top of quick.

He just like to settle for the 3 ball too often. IMO