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Yes, and that took a toll on his body. When he brought those concerns to his coach, the coach lead him to believe those concerns would be addressed. It's not like him leaving came out of left field. He was concerned for his physical health, and offered some remedies. Coach said no.dude crushed it behind a line with no push in the worst v offense in history. that said, he quit
Butch is an *******.Yes, and that took a toll on his body. When he brought those concerns to his coach, the coach lead him to believe those concerns would be addressed. It's not like him leaving came out of left field. He was concerned for his physical health, and offered some remedies. Coach said no.
As I recall, Butch’s system was to run Hurd into the A-gap every damn first down for a one yard loss. If Hurd could ever get onto a LB or DB, he was very effective, but when the defense knew exactly what was coming, and could load up, there was nothing to do even as strong as Hurd was.I’m sorry that’s just not accurate. A lot of these guys were running out of a completely different system than Hurd. Hurd’s yards after contact was pretty good early on; at times he was getting hit behind the LOS too. Bama also wanted him as a RB badly coming out of high school; he likely would’ve been great running in that system. I’m just saying we’re not comparing apples to apples here.
He had almost 1k receiving yards at Baylor. SF was raving about him—when healthy. I think he would of fit in good in the NFL had he not gotten hurt. He was a handful for any perimeter defender.Hurd may have friends at Baylor who can give him assistance. His wide receiver tight end experiment was ill fated from Day 1.
As I recall, Butch’s system was to run Hurd into the A-gap every damn first down for a one yard loss. If Hurd could ever get onto a LB or DB, he was very effective, but when the defense knew exactly what was coming, and could load up, there was nothing to do even as strong as Hurd was.
These guys only defend Butch when it comes to Hurd.Ugh! If Jones weren't a special level of liar and poor leader then Hurd would have never been in that situation to start with. That's what you guys seem to be missing.... how truly awful you have to be to get a kid that frustrated by lies and manipulation.
No. Hurd shouldn't have just walked away. But considering how much love for the Orange he brought when he came in... turning his back on virtually everyone else... how bad did it have to get for him to do that?
I'm really not sure why you guys are so invested in defending Jones.
You mean the concussion?Who is defending Jones? Hurd quit in the middle of a game.
You were there?NFL.com | Official Site of the National Football League
Hurd‘s nfl stats don’t show anything. was he on the kickoff teams or anything? He laid around injured most of the time and on other days he pouted.
Yes and No..That kid was a freak! Jones played head games with those kids...Look at his resume ... You have to be able to head game when you have had those jobs and your name Is Butch Jones...The kid made bad choices and learned from them Im sure..Jones was a grown ass man.You’re not wrong but Butch really Fed the situation up as well. If he wasn’t coach Hurd likely stays, sets a lot of records and gets drafted as a Vol. Not excusing Hurd it was idiotic to leave like he did but the kid reached a mental breaking point.
Didn’t even make it to the end zone. If you’re going to show off, you at least have to score first. He didn’t understand that or being a good teammate.Best of luck to him. He created some big excitement for a while. If there was a watershed moment, I would guess when he lost the ball while "showboating" in the end zone. Was it Georgia?
Good question.Hypothetical but let’s say Heupel got Hurd. Do you all think he would try him at WR or TE?