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What is your best of all time, at each position ,with two deep starting line up for VOL football ??
 
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QB- Peyton Manning, Heath Shuler, Tyler Bray

FB- Shawn Bryson, Will Bartholomew

RB- Jamal Lewis, Travis Henry, Montario Hardesty

WR- Carl Pickens, Da'rick Rogers, Peerless Price, Donte' Stallworth, Robert Meachem, Denarius Moore

TE- Jason Witten, Luke Stocker, Brad Cottam

OT- Chad Clifton, Antone Davis, Tiny Richardson, Chris Scott

OG- Arron Sears, Fred Weary, Cosey Coleman, Jacques McClendon

C- Scott Wells, Spencer Riley

Defense:

DT- Albert Haynesworth, John Henderson, Dan Williams, Justin Harrell

DE- Reggie White, Shaun Ellis, Turk Mcbride, Robert Ayers

LB- Al Wilson, Leonard Little, Jerod Mayo, Parys Haralson, Omar Gaither, Kevin Burnett, Rico McCoy

CB- Terry McDaniel, Dale Carter, Jason Allen, Jabari Greer, Dwayne Goodrich, Dennis Rogan

S- Eric Berry, Deon Grant, Jonathan Hefney, Gibril Wilson

K- Jeff Hall, James Wilhoit

P- Dustin Colquitt, Jimmy Colquitt

LS- Morgan Cox

PR/KR- Cordarrelle Patterson, Wille Gault

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach- Philip Fulmer

OC- Jon Gruden ( was a GA here so he's eligible)

DC- John Chavis

QB- David Cutcliffe

WR- Trooper Taylor

TE- Lane Kiffen

RB- Jay Graham

O-line: Sam Pittman

LB- Monte Kiffin

D-line: Ed Orgeron

Secondary: Terry Joseph

Special Teams: Darin Hinshaw
 
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#1DicksonVolFan said:
QB- Peyton Manning, Heath Shuler, Tyler Bray

FB- Shawn Bryson, Will Bartholomew

RB- Jamal Lewis, Travis Henry, Montario Hardesty

WR- Carl Pickens, Da'rick Rogers, Peerless Price, Donte' Stallworth, Robert Meachem, Denarius Moore

TE- Jason Witten, Luke Stocker, Brad Cottam

OT- Chad Clifton, Antone Davis, Tiny Richardson, Chris Scott

OG- Arron Sears, Fred Weary, Cosey Coleman, Jacques McClendon

C- Scott Wells, Spencer Riley

Defense:

DT- Albert Haynesworth, John Henderson, Dan Williams, Justin Harrell

DE- Reggie White, Shaun Ellis, Turk Mcbride, Robert Ayers

LB- Al Wilson, Leonard Little, Jerod Mayo, Parys Haralson, Omar Gaither, Kevin Burnett, Rico McCoy

CB- Terry McDaniel, Dale Carter, Jason Allen, Jabari Greer, Dwayne Goodrich, Dennis Rogan

S- Eric Berry, Deon Grant, Jonathan Hefney, Gibril Wilson

K- Jeff Hall, James Wilhoit

P- Dustin Colquitt, Jimmy Colquitt

LS- Morgan Cox

PR/KR- Cordarrelle Patterson, Wille Gault

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach- Philip Fulmer

OC- Jon Gruden ( was a GA here so he's eligible)

DC- John Chavis

QB- David Cutcliffe

WR- Trooper Taylor

TE- Lane Kiffen

RB- Jay Graham

O-line: Sam Pittman

LB- Monte Kiffin

D-line: Ed Orgeron

Secondary: Terry Joseph

Special Teams: Darin Hinshaw
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That solid. I would take dan brooks over orgeron, but some great picks!
 
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Good grief, did you just spit that out of your head? That's a lot of thinking and results typed out really quickly! Impressive and I highly agree, except that I would take Neyland over Fulmer any day. :)

Well done, sir! :hi:
 
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#1DicksonVolFan said:
QB- Peyton Manning, Heath Shuler, Tyler Bray

FB- Shawn Bryson, Will Bartholomew

RB- Jamal Lewis, Travis Henry, Montario Hardesty

WR- Carl Pickens, Da'rick Rogers, Peerless Price, Donte' Stallworth, Robert Meachem, Denarius Moore

TE- Jason Witten, Luke Stocker, Brad Cottam

OT- Chad Clifton, Antone Davis, Tiny Richardson, Chris Scott

OG- Arron Sears, Fred Weary, Cosey Coleman, Jacques McClendon

C- Scott Wells, Spencer Riley

Defense:

DT- Albert Haynesworth, John Henderson, Dan Williams, Justin Harrell

DE- Reggie White, Shaun Ellis, Turk Mcbride, Robert Ayers

LB- Al Wilson, Leonard Little, Jerod Mayo, Parys Haralson, Omar Gaither, Kevin Burnett, Rico McCoy

CB- Terry McDaniel, Dale Carter, Jason Allen, Jabari Greer, Dwayne Goodrich, Dennis Rogan

S- Eric Berry, Deon Grant, Jonathan Hefney, Gibril Wilson

K- Jeff Hall, James Wilhoit

P- Dustin Colquitt, Jimmy Colquitt

LS- Morgan Cox

PR/KR- Cordarrelle Patterson, Wille Gault

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach- Philip Fulmer

OC- Jon Gruden ( was a GA here so he's eligible)

DC- John Chavis

QB- David Cutcliffe

WR- Trooper Taylor

TE- Lane Kiffen

RB- Jay Graham

O-line: Sam Pittman

LB- Monte Kiffin

D-line: Ed Orgeron

Secondary: Terry Joseph

Special Teams: Darin Hinshaw
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Not bad,but Doug Atkins at DE belongs on any all time list. IMO
 
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Just a quick thought, but I'd put the General as the HC and move Fulmer to the OL coach and recruiting coordinator. Solid list.
 
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PimpVol said:
I am one of the biggest Fulmerite's ever, but The General is the head coach.
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This is about winning in today's SEC. While the General was a great coach in his day, he would be like a fish out of water trying to coach that team against the likes of Saban, Spurrier, etc. I'm not just targeting Neyland, the same is true for people like Bobby Dodd and even Bear Bryant. The same thing goes for athletes. Doug Atkins would not be a good DE today, nor would Johnny Majors be able to outrun anyone. That doesn't take away from what they accomplished in their time, it's just a testimate to how football, like all other aspects of society, has experienced exponential evolution in an unprecendent amount of time during the course of the 20th century.
 
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#1DicksonVolFan said:
This is about winning in today's SEC. While the General was a great coach in his day, he would be like a fish out of water trying to coach that team against the likes of Saban, Spurrier, etc. I'm not just targeting Neyland, the same is true for people like Bobby Dodd and even Bear Bryant. The same thing goes for athletes. Doug Atkins would not be a good DE today, nor would Johnny Majors be able to outrun anyone. That doesn't take away from what they accomplished in their time, it's just a testimate to how football, like all other aspects of society, has experienced exponential evolution in an unprecendent amount of time during the course of the 20th century.
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Is there a dislike button ......you obviously know nothing about Doug Atkins
 
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#1DicksonVolFan said:
This is about winning in today's SEC. While the General was a great coach in his day, he would be like a fish out of water trying to coach that team against the likes of Saban, Spurrier, etc. I'm not just targeting Neyland, the same is true for people like Bobby Dodd and even Bear Bryant. The same thing goes for athletes. Doug Atkins would not be a good DE today, nor would Johnny Majors be able to outrun anyone. That doesn't take away from what they accomplished in their time, it's just a testimate to how football, like all other aspects of society, has experienced exponential evolution in an unprecendent amount of time during the course of the 20th century.
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Doug Atkins wa 6'8 275 lb.Country strong and quick as a cat. Was also a great basketball player.
 
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soda23 said:
Is there a dislike button ......you obviously know nothing about Doug Atkins
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Atkins was a man among boys in the 50s and 60s. While he may be a decent player today, he would not be dominant because everyone else has caught up in a big way. See: Chamberlain, Wilt
 
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imo , when people ask for an all time team they mean , who was the best at those positions at the time they played for UT , not how good would they be if they played now . Maybe the op could clear that up
 
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#1DicksonVolFan said:
This is about winning in today's SEC. While the General was a great coach in his day, he would be like a fish out of water trying to coach that team against the likes of Saban, Spurrier, etc. I'm not just targeting Neyland, the same is true for people like Bobby Dodd and even Bear Bryant. The same thing goes for athletes. Doug Atkins would not be a good DE today, nor would Johnny Majors be able to outrun anyone. That doesn't take away from what they accomplished in their time, it's just a testimate to how football, like all other aspects of society, has experienced exponential evolution in an unprecendent amount of time during the course of the 20th century.
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You looking for a lifetime ban??????
 
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Donvolson said:
That solid. I would take dan brooks over orgeron, but some great picks!
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Couple of addendums IMHO: Rb- Chuck Webb and Charlie Garner, maybe Johnny Jones ahead of Hardesty; WR- Alvin Harper and Larry Seivers ahead of a few of those guys.
 
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Defense:

DE-Doug Atkins, Leonard Little
DT-Reggie White, Albert Haynesworth
DT-John Henderson, Rashad Moore
DE-Sean Ellis, Chuck Smith
LB-Raynoch Thompson, Hacksaw Reynolds
LB-Al Wilson, Andy Spiva
LB-Jerod Mayo, Steve Kiner
CB-Jabari Greer, Terry Fair
CB-Roland James, Terry McDaniel
SS-Eric Berry, Gibril Wilson
FS-Deon Grant, Dale Carter

Offense:

TE-Jason Witten, Bill Anderson, Bowden Wyatt
OT-Antone Davis, Charles McRae
OT-Bruce Wilkerson, Bernard Dafney
OG-Fred Weary, Aaron Sears
OG-Cosey Coleman, Tom Myslinski
C-Bob Johnson, Scott Wells
WR-Carl Pickens, Marcus Nash
WR-Alvin Harper, Tim McGee
WR-Peerless Price, Stanley Morgan
FB-Shawn Bryson, Greg Amsler
TB-Chuck Webb, Travis Henry, Jamal Lewis
QB-Peyton Manning, Tee Martin, Casey Clausen

Special teams:

P-Craig Colquitt, Dustin Colquitt
K-Fuad Reveiz, Jeff Hall
KR- Cordarelle Patterson, Willie Gault
PR-Cordarelle Patterson, Bobby Majors
ST-Bill Bates

HC-Bob Neyland
Asst-Bowden Wyatt
Asst-Johnny Majors
Asst-Bobby Dodd
Asst-Doug Dickey
Asst-David Cutcliffe
Ball boy-John Gruden
 
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KBVol said:
Couple of addendums IMHO: Rb- Chuck Webb and Charlie Garner, maybe Johnny Jones ahead of Hardesty; WR- Alvin Harper and Larry Seivers ahead of a few of those guys.
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I could probably name 20 lb's better than Rico McCoy
 
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