Justin Hunter can ball...

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saw this earlier. The alley-oop dunk was unreal. his feet are at the waist of that big man close to basket.

FREAK!!!
 
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Can someone make this video with wrestling commentary instead? "OFF THE TOP ROPE, OH MY GAWWWWDDD!!!! NO NOT AGAIN DAMN YOU STONE COLD!!!"
 
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The best gift from this video for me is seeing that Hunter's knee doesn't seam to be an issue anymore. Everyone knows how big a freak he is, and everyone will soon find out how good a WR he is. Titan's passing game should greatly improve over the next few seasons, so it will be fun to watch Hunter grow in that system and become a true #1 WR.
 
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The big question is if he could come back would you put him on the basketball team or the football team? :)
 
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Cool video thanks for sharing. I really think Justin Hunter is a good representative of Tennessee... I mean look at his dunks
 
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Justin was such an ambassador of UT. I wish Da'Rick would've followed suit. However, I can't blame Da'Rick, he needed a leader as a coach and he damn sure didn't get that, not even close.
 
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ManningBerry#1 said:
Justin was such an ambassador of UT. I wish Da'Rick would've followed suit. However, I can't blame Da'Rick, he needed a leader as a coach and he damn sure didn't get that, not even close.
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How about the idea of personal responsibility? They had the same coach, but they turned out differently.

We have no business being apologists for the guys that do not make the most of their opportunity playing for UT.
 
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UT Hill Man said:
How about the idea of personal responsibility? They had the same coach, but they turned out differently.

We have no business being apologists for the guys that do not make the most of their opportunity playing for UT.
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They are kids that get more attention that I've ever got, who knows how I, or we for that matter, would've acted.
 
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I wish Mr. Hunter all the best in his NFL career but he has no legit QB who can get him the ball.
 
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ManningBerry#1 said:
They are kids that get more attention that I've ever got, who knows how I, or we for that matter, would've acted.
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I would hope you wouldn't do the things Da Rick did. We hear that line "he's just a kid" all the time as justification for criminal behavior. His BS contributed to the decline of the program so I don't know why you want to defend him.

What a saga:

Rogers was one of two Tennessee players arrested and he was charged during an early morning bar brawl that left an off-duty police officer who tried to break up the fight knocked unconscious. Rogers was released from jail on a $1,000 bond.

He was alleged to have tossed a weight at a strength coach at the University of Tennessee.

It was said that he got into a verbal altercation with since-retired receivers coach Charlie Baggett during a UT loss to Kentucky in 2011.

Coach Dooley put Rogers on a two-week ban from offseason activities for conduct detrimental to the team (during spring of 2012).

On August 23, 2012, it was announced that Da'Rick Rogers had been suspended from the Tennessee Volunteers indefinitely for a violation of team rules, though no specific reason was publicly announced. Rogers subsequently admitted to failing three drug tests while at Tennessee.

The hell with guys that cause trouble for the program.
 
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Not sure I'd want him to play basketball because he doesn't seem to follow the NBA, he did just say he'd go play for Charlotte after all.
 
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UT Hill Man said:
I would hope you wouldn't do the things Da Rick did. We hear that line "he's just a kid" all the time as justification for criminal behavior. His BS contributed to the decline of the program so I don't know why you want to defend him.

What a saga:

Rogers was one of two Tennessee players arrested and he was charged during an early morning bar brawl that left an off-duty police officer who tried to break up the fight knocked unconscious. Rogers was released from jail on a $1,000 bond.

He was alleged to have tossed a weight at a strength coach at the University of Tennessee.

It was said that he got into a verbal altercation with since-retired receivers coach Charlie Baggett during a UT loss to Kentucky in 2011.

Coach Dooley put Rogers on a two-week ban from offseason activities for conduct detrimental to the team (during spring of 2012).

On August 23, 2012, it was announced that Da'Rick Rogers had been suspended from the Tennessee Volunteers indefinitely for a violation of team rules, though no specific reason was publicly announced. Rogers subsequently admitted to failing three drug tests while at Tennessee.

The hell with guys that cause trouble for the program.
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You mean like Jamal Lewis and Tony Robinson?
 
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