Charlie High tranferring?

#27
#27
Gives Charlie a chance to develop. Glad he's doing it. If he does exceptionally well the NFL will find him. If not, he will still have good memories and good college degree.
 
#31
#31
The writing on the wall was probably .I'd say a great move for the kid moving there

So, he got kicked off the team for writing on the wall?

Butch is going to be more strict than I thought.
 
#32
#32
Your avi reminds me of my husky when she was a pup. Lol, those were the days


They're cutest when they're small...big head on little body...and they love baths huh?
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#33
#33
Best of luck to the young man. Can't blame him for taking the scholly. Vol fans will still be pulling for you, Charlie!
 
#41
#41
If High lights it up at Tech, then he might make a move. With any talent around him, he should do very well.
 
#42
#42
I feel bad for Charlie High but I'm sure he will get a better opportunity for playing time. Good Luck.
 
#43
#43
Glad he is getting his schooling paid for, and hope he tears it up at TTU. Parents won't have that far to actually see him play in a game either. Best of luck Chuck.
 
#44
#44
I feel bad for Charlie High but I'm sure he will get a better opportunity for playing time. Good Luck.


No reason to feel bad...he gave it a shot...the numbers didn't add up and the kid wants to play...in Knoxville, after a redshirt year and the inevitable QB transfers next year, his best chance at playing would be injury to three prospects in front of the line...otherwise he's the longtime popular backup trying to reprise the Daryl Dickey story
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#45
#45
Glad he is getting his schooling paid for, and hope he tears it up at TTU. Parents won't have that far to actually see him play in a game either. Best of luck Chuck.


And the tail in Cookeville...weeooh!...well they are short tails...some get the surgery
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#47
#47
I hope he has a stellar career and earns himself an oustanding degree!

Also, I can't help wondering if his choice to walk-on in Knoxville may have hurt his potential to earn a scholarship at a school with more prestige than TNT.

After all the incredible performances High delivered, I was suprised that he didn't earn a scholarship for FBS. It felt as if he was being disregarded for some reason, but there is always a reason and the scouts know that they're doing (most of the time)...

We did get Josh Smith from the same high-school, but there was another player on that time I really wanted to see in 'Pantone 151'. I think his name is 'Davis Howell III' or maybe just 'Davis Howell'

He did some amazing things and seemed to have the physique (6'1" 191lbs) of a potential D-1 athlete, but his pitfall may be the less-than-attractive 40 time of 4.75s.

Despite the forty time, he was able to produce an incredible career with 358 total catches for 4,702 yards and 59 touchdowns (not including all-purpose #s) with crazy season stats;

a freshman year with 26 catches for 349 yards and three touchdowns

a sopomore season where he caught 84 passes for 1,110 yards and 13 touchdowns

a junior campaign saw him catching 105 passes for 1,424 yards and 19 touchdowns

a senior performance where he compiled 143 catches 1,947 yards and 22 touchdowns -
including a senior year State Championship victory that saw him catch 15 passes for 172 yards and two touchdowns, as CAK beat Milan 48-14 (he played the entire playoff run with a cast protecting a broken thumb, suffered in CAK's regular season finale - a loss to perrenial high-school juggernaut the Alcoa Tornadoes 31-28...

I would have never imagined the person who breaks the national record for career reception did not have an offer from any major college program - the largest to offer was Duke!
 
#49
#49
Patrick Brown ‏@patrickbrownTFP 1h

RT @prepxtra: Former CAK QB Charlie High is leaving UT (where he was preferred walk on) and will enroll at Tennessee Tech.

Now i can go and see Charlie play on Thursday nights, just 20 mins from the house.:)
 
#50
#50
I hope he has a stellar career and earns himself an oustanding degree!

Also, I can't help wondering if his choice to walk-on in Knoxville may have hurt his potential to earn a scholarship at a school with more prestige than TNT.

After all the incredible performances High delivered, I was suprised that he didn't earn a scholarship for FBS. It felt as if he was being disregarded for some reason, but there is always a reason and the scouts know that they're doing (most of the time)...

We did get Josh Smith from the same high-school, but there was another player on that time I really wanted to see in 'Pantone 151'. I think his name is 'Davis Howell III' or maybe just 'Davis Howell'

He did some amazing things and seemed to have the physique (6'1" 191lbs) of a potential D-1 athlete, but his pitfall may be the less-than-attractive 40 time of 4.75s.

Despite the forty time, he was able to produce an incredible career with 358 total catches for 4,702 yards and 59 touchdowns (not including all-purpose #s) with crazy season stats;

a freshman year with 26 catches for 349 yards and three touchdowns

a sopomore season where he caught 84 passes for 1,110 yards and 13 touchdowns

a junior campaign saw him catching 105 passes for 1,424 yards and 19 touchdowns

a senior performance where he compiled 143 catches 1,947 yards and 22 touchdowns -
including a senior year State Championship victory that saw him catch 15 passes for 172 yards and two touchdowns, as CAK beat Milan 48-14 (he played the entire playoff run with a cast protecting a broken thumb, suffered in CAK's regular season finale - a loss to perrenial high-school juggernaut the Alcoa Tornadoes 31-28...

I would have never imagined the person who breaks the national record for career reception did not have an offer from any major college program - the largest to offer was Duke!

Todd... Is that you? :whistling:
 

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