Bryce Brown

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Running up and down the field. Has about 60 yards in the first quarter. Sure it's the Saints, but he is running fast and hard. What a waste. Typical luck for the Vols. The top two backs that year were Trent Richardson and BB. We end up with the bust of course.
 
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SouthpawTN said:
Running up and down the field. Has about 60 yards in the first quarter. Sure it's the Saints, but he is running fast and hard. What a waste. Typical luck for the Vols. The top two backs that year were Trent Richardson and BB. We end up with the bust of course.
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I'd hate to be a bust that makes it to and plays in the NFL
 
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Most VN posters wanted to get rid of him since he didn't set records his first game.
 
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He always had talent. The idiots who said otherwise were expecting Barry Sanders or something.
 
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Proud for Bryce. My beef was with his idiot father. Just proves the talent was there when Kiffin brought him in.
 
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DocVOLiday said:
I'd hate to be a bust that makes it to and plays in the NFL
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Yeah because that's what I meant by bust. He was the number 1 recruit in the nation and was at Tennessee for one season. What did he have, 200 yards in his career? He was a bust at Tennessee which is clearly what I meant.
 
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SouthpawTN said:
Yeah because that's what I meant by bust. He was the number 1 recruit in the nation and was at Tennessee for one season. What did he have, 200 yards in his career? He was a bust at Tennessee which is clearly what I meant.
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A lot of that was on his dad and coaching change. Attrition happens, it just sucked for us because he was so talented
 
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Vols4us said:
Proud for Bryce. My beef was with his idiot father. Just proves the talent was there when Kiffin brought him in.
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For the record, Bryce was an immature knucklehead that couldn't decide if he wanted to be a Vol or not for about 6 months and kept his teammates in limbo wondering whether or not they could count on him. His dad didn't help matters either.
 
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SouthpawTN said:
Yeah because that's what I meant by bust. He was the number 1 recruit in the nation and was at Tennessee for one season. What did he have, 200 yards in his career? He was a bust at Tennessee which is clearly what I meant.
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He was hurt for most of the year and had an awful QB lining up in front of him ....and then the coach left. Things weren't exactly easy for him.
 
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fade route said:
For the record, Bryce was an immature knucklehead that couldn't decide if he wanted to be a Vol or not for about 6 months and kept his teammates in limbo wondering whether or not they could count on him. His dad didn't help matters either.
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Exactly. Glad it's working out for the kid, but lets not rewrite history.
 
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fade route said:
For the record, Bryce was an immature knucklehead that couldn't decide if he wanted to be a Vol or not for about 6 months and kept his teammates in limbo wondering whether or not they could count on him. His dad didn't help matters either.
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Wasn't that when Dooley came in? If so, he was smart to not want to play for Dooley, can't say I blame him
 
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He just wanted to play ball, didn't care about school, any school. It looks like it's working out for him so far. Lucky guy with talent.
 
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I still remember the day he committed to us. That was the last time I really believed that we were going to be competing for championships again.

It's too bad it didn't work out. I'll always wonder if we had hired a more skilled coach or a smoother salesman-recruiter-type, if we could have held onto him.
 
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