Although it is hard to tell based on what we know, it appears most of these guys are fairly high character guys. I read Ambles' Twitter thread and although I am 41 and so way passed understanding most of the stuff, the stuff I did understand made me wonder how balanced he is.
The problem in surveying the last four years class is that Tennessee has been losing about 50% of its class before the players even takes the field. Tennessee still has some good players, but lacks the depth of the other SEC powers. I attribute a lot of this to an attrition rate which seems pretty high. 50% of the 2007 class already gone when only about five were JCs or early NFL entrants seems far too high for a program of Tennessee's tradition.
The problem in surveying the last four years class is that Tennessee has been losing about 50% of its class before the players even takes the field. Tennessee still has some good players, but lacks the depth of the other SEC powers. I attribute a lot of this to an attrition rate which seems pretty high. 50% of the 2007 class already gone when only about five were JCs or early NFL entrants seems far too high for a program of Tennessee's tradition.
