Hunter, CP , even Rogers will be hard to replace..

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Hunter would drive me nuts when he sometimes didnt catch the ball, BUT I will have to say I understand. If I knew I had a winning lottery ticket, coming off an ACL tear and a 2 yo child at home... I wouldnt be taking any chances.
 
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Good teams rebuild every year, we need to get to this level. There is Hunter, CP recievers every year. We just need somebody that can recruit them. USC finds them every year.
 
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HerdnVols said:
Good teams rebuild every year, we need to get to this level. There is Hunter, CP recievers every year. We just need somebody that can recruit them. USC finds them every year.
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CP is on another level. He'll be hard to replace.
 
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thegasman54 said:
Hunter would drive me nuts when he sometimes didnt catch the ball, BUT I will have to say I understand. If I knew I had a winning lottery ticket, coming off an ACL tear and a 2 yo child at home... I wouldnt be taking any chances.
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I have the winning powerball lottery ticket!
 
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Pig will be good in the slot if that's where the new coach wants him. Other then that our WR's are looking weak at best. Jacob Carter will likely be our best receiver next year unless we get a polished juco guy. I think Pig and Carter are the only two returners that have even played. Am I missing anyone? It's asking to much to think a HS recruit will step in right away and be good. WR is probably the hardest position for a true freshman to step and play.

Dooley's 2011 and 2012 classes are looking downright awful.
 
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thegasman54 said:
Hunter would drive me nuts when he sometimes didnt catch the ball, BUT I will have to say I understand. If I knew I had a winning lottery ticket, coming off an ACL tear and a 2 yo child at home... I wouldnt be taking any chances.
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Someone call the National Inquirer! That baby ages faster than any baby in history!
 
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We all know that Tennessee is not gonna have a great season next year but truthfully i think were still gonna have the same record with or without CP and Hunter, but i really hope they stay because you never no what might happen.
 
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connervol said:
We all know that Tennessee is not gonna have a great season next year but truthfully i think were still gonna have the same record with or without CP and Hunter, but i really hope they stay because you never no what might happen.
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Same record with or without CP and Hunter? Take away them and Bray and we would of been lucky to win the 5 that we did.
 
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Hmm, if i am not mistaken, every college player moves on after 4 playing years. That is the beauty of CFB, new players follow existing players....we have replaced the best players in UT history and still had success.
 
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GLDunlap said:
Pig will be good in the slot if that's where the new coach wants him. Other then that our WR's are looking weak at best. Jacob Carter will likely be our best receiver next year unless we get a polished juco guy. I think Pig and Carter are the only two returners that have even played. Am I missing anyone? It's asking to much to think a HS recruit will step in right away and be good. WR is probably the hardest position for a true freshman to step and play.

Dooley's 2011 and 2012 classes are looking downright awful.
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Vincent Dallas can ball my friend, just stuck behind hunt, cp and ZRO
 
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Hunter can go. A great Vol who has given great contributions, but has mentally checked out.We don't need someone with alligator arms in clutch situations messing with our 10 win season( i can hope) next year. CP would be incredible to have back. CP is the new Moss. Freak of nature.
 
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GLDunlap said:
Pig will be good in the slot if that's where the new coach wants him. Other then that our WR's are looking weak at best. Jacob Carter will likely be our best receiver next year unless we get a polished juco guy. I think Pig and Carter are the only two returners that have even played. Am I missing anyone? It's asking to much to think a HS recruit will step in right away and be good. WR is probably the hardest position for a true freshman to step and play.

Dooley's 2011 and 2012 classes are looking downright awful.
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Vincent Dallas has played a bit and caught a few. Might be the best coming back, assuming CP and Hunter are both gone, which looks pretty likely.
 
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HerdnVols said:
Good teams rebuild every year, we need to get to this level. There is Hunter, CP recievers every year. We just need somebody that can recruit them. USC finds them every year.
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We lost Denarius Moore, Gerald Jones & Luke Stocker in the same season. The next season, we get Rivera, Rogers, and Hunter on the field. Rivera played sparingly while Stocker was a senior. Hunter played some while Jones & Moore were seniors. Rogers played sparingly during his freshman season.
They can be replaced, if "Pig", Drae, Crooms, Carter, Meredith, & Downs step up. Also, a good running game can take pressure off of a developing receiving corps
 
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HerdnVols said:
Good teams rebuild every year, we need to get to this level. There is Hunter, CP recievers every year. We just need somebody that can recruit them. USC finds them every year.
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Tennessee finds them every year. WE had the best WR recruiting class last year. Not USC. Pig, Broyles, etc. It might drop off for a few games but not a year. The new coach has plenty to build on.
 
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