Just For Fun...Secondary U?

[Smokey1]

I know this is unlikely, but just for the sake of a hypothetical, can you imagine our secondary in the years to come if we could pull Brandon Smith, Brandon McGee, and/or Darren Myles. Combine those guys with current committ DJ Hunter and EB and that could get really scary. I understand those guys would have to come in and develop as college players but it's quite a thought. You could also include recruits like Winston, Kirkpatrick, and Shankle but they are much bigger longshots than the other guys.

 

[smokeyman15]

That would be pretty sweet...but The U has us beat now...and UGA has turned out some pretty good ones aswell.

 

[charleshaynie]

UT has quite a few in the NFL though... Jason Allen Jabari Greer Jonathen Wade Deon Grant so on and so forth..see if yall can think of more i have gone blank

 

[smokeyman15]

Gibril Wilson...Julian Battle was for a while, Im not sure if he still is or not though...

 

[jjay2518]

Dale Carter, Terry Fair, Dwayne Goodrich

 

[Smokey1]

I think the point of my thread has gone out the window.

 

[T-TownVol]

I think the point of my thread has gone out the window.

no it hasn't, i agree with the thought...i think that EB is drawing the looks of better DB's

 

[VolsByNature]

Dale Carter, Terry Fair, Dwayne Goodrich

Dwayne Goodrich :no:

Screwed it all up

 

[ihateorange4]

South Carolina and Miami are co-DB U right now.

 

[LittleDTO]

South Carolina and Miami are co-DB U right now.

There must be a bad METH problem in SC.

 

[jjay2518]

Dwayne Goodrich :no:

Screwed it all up

Seriously, talk about bad decisions.

 

[smokeyman15]

There must be a bad METH problem in SC.

Its bad...but it aint that bad

 

[ole_orange]

Miami DBs >>>>>>>>>>>>>USCjr. DBs.

 

[gainesvol82]

South Carolina and Miami are co-DB U right now.

A couple of seasons of finally having some talent back there does not make you DB U.

 

[ihateorange4]

A couple of seasons of finally having some talent back there does not make you DB U.

How many seasons does it take? We've had 7 guys from the secondary go in the past 6 or 7 years which is pretty good.

 

[Bassmanbruno]

That's pretty good... still that's a pretty short time period compared to some. How much have these players from your secondary contributed in the NFL so far?

 

[ihateorange4]

That's pretty good... still that's a pretty short time period compared to some. How much have these players from your secondary contributed in the NFL so far?

Johnathan Joseph starts for the bengals. Ko starts for the Bills. Sheldon Brown starts for the Eagles. Dunta Robinson starts for the Texans and I think Fred Bennet might start for them too.

 

[govols182]

Johnathan Joseph starts for the bengals. Ko starts for the Bills. Sheldon Brown starts for the Eagles. Dunta Robinson starts for the Texans and I think Fred Bennet might start for them too.

Houston Texans Depth Chart

Dunta Robinson isn't even listed in their depth chart.

It does say he's started every game he's played in though.

 

[govols182]

Jonathon Wade
Jason Allen
Gibril Wilson
Julian Battle
Andre Lott
Teddy Gaines
Dwayne Goodrich
Deon Grant

That's 8 since 2000.

Fred Bennett
Jonathon Joseph
Ko Simpson
Dunta Robinson
DeAndre Eiland
Sheldon Brown
Andre Goodman
Willie Offord

That's 8 since 2000.

Good job at having the same amount of DB's in the league as us. I guess we are co-DB U as well?

 

[ihateorange4]

Jonathon Wade
Jason Allen
Gibril Wilson
Julian Battle
Andre Lott
Teddy Gaines
Dwayne Goodrich
Deon Grant

That's 8 since 2000.

Fred Bennett
Jonathon Joseph
Ko Simpson
Dunta Robinson
DeAndre Eiland
Sheldon Brown
Andre Goodman
Willie Offord

That's 8 since 2000.

Good job at having the same amount of DB's in the league as us. I guess we are co-DB U as well?

You can add 3 maybe 4 more to the USC list the next 2 years.

 

[Bassmanbruno]

Won't be any more than us... and practice squad doesn't count.

 

[ole_orange]

You can add 3 maybe 4 more to the USC list the next 2 years.

Yea us too bud. Eric Berry, D-Morely and Vinson to name a few.

DB U = USCjr. lol:lol:lol:

Miami is DB U because they produce db's that people outside of Miami have actually heard of ( Sean Taylor, Ed Reed, Meriwheather, Jennings).

 

[rexvol]

read this free article and you'll see why we had better become the place for db's....

Jeremy Crabtree
Recruiting Editor
There's something about the SEC and quarterbacks.
The nation's top football conference always has been a hotbed for the top passers. Looking at the quarterbacks in the class of 2009, it's a trend that's not going away.

Ryan Mossakowski is the latest highly-rated pro-style passer to commit to a SEC school.When Frisco (Texas) Centennial four-star quarterback Ryan Mossakowski committed to Kentucky late last week, it gave the conference commitments from five of the top 10 pro-style passers in the nation.
Along with Mossakowski at No. 5, No. 4 Aaron Murray is heading to Georgia, No. 6 AJ McCarron is heading to Alabama, No. 9 Zach Mettenberger is heading to Georgia and No. 10 Josh Nunes is a Tennessee commitment. Digging even deeper, Mississippi State commit Tyler Russell ranks as the No. 13 pro-style passer and LSU pledge Chris Garrett is No. 15.
Among dual-threat quarterbacks, the conference has commitments from the No. 1, No. 11 and No. 12 players at the position. The headliner is LSU commitment Russell Shepard, the nation's top dual-threat player and No. 4 prospect overall.
Thus, it was no surprise to see Mossakowski head to the "conference of the quarterback." He said things such as playing time and relationships with the coaches were key, but it's the chance to play in the SEC that sparked his initial interest in the Wildcats.
"The playing time and that stuff, that's a factor as well," he said. "I'll go in with a good shot to get a lot of reps real early. Originally, I always wanted to go to the SEC because I think it's the best conference."
Mossakowski said his final decision came down to UK and Alabama.
"Either one would have been a good fit for me," he said, "but I felt like God was leading me toward Kentucky. My heart was leading me to Kentucky. "I just really enjoyed the overall atmosphere there when we (visited). I could feel it around the coaches and players. It was different there from everywhere else we visited. It's hard to describe, but I could definitely feel it."