DEFENDTHISHOUSE
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Every non UT, objective CFB fan that I have spoken with were wowed by Crompton. Say what you will about his mistakes, he brings a new dimension and a competitive fire to this football team.
.........and a loss to LSU. If Ainge plays, they win. Period. Ainge IS one of the top 3 QB's in the country and will be again next year. I'd love to see a package for Crompton maybe rolling out or running a bit. The only ones even related to UT football that are/will be talking controversy are us. That guy earlier was right. It's already started. GIVE ME A FRIGGIN' BREAK! Lets take a RS Soph over a Senior who is in the top 15 in every statistical category. :wacko:
Ainge is still not right between the ears. If you think QB play lost that game Saturday your opinion is irrelevant to me, and I am hardly ever that direct.
Justin Harrell's abscence is the only one that had a direct contribution to that loss.
ANYONE that thinks Tennessee lost the game because Crompton played instead of Ainge needs their head examined.
That's as foolish as it comes right there.
It might not have mattered on the scoreboard, but I think you're kidding yourself a little if you think Crompton managed the game as well as Ainge would have. I think Crompton actually did a good job under the circumstances, but I also think that if Ainge had played at 100%, we would have held onto the ball for more than 18 minutes.
I think we win 9 or 10 games next year.
at Cal ?
Southern Miss W
at Florida ?
N.Illinois W
Central Fl. W
UGA ?
at Miss St. W
at Bama ?
S.Carolina ?
Arky ?
Vandy W
Kentucky W
ANYONE that thinks Tennessee lost the game because Crompton played instead of Ainge needs their head examined.
That's as foolish as it comes right there.
Crompton did not do anything to contribute to the loss. But Ainge would have given us a better chance to win. For one, I am sure play selection was slimmed down to help Crompton. Two, Crompton is not at the level of checking off to the second or third receiver on a route and delivering a good pass, consistently, yet. Third, I noticed us throwing to Lucas Taylor and Josh Briscoe for some reason. The only reason I could think of is because that is who Crompton is used to throwing to in practice, Bret Smith and Swain were practically MIA in that game, which helps LSU.