Mays/Emerson Top 1-2 in-state commitment punches

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With the commitment from in-state defensive end Greg Emerson, Tennessee now has one of the best 1-2 in-state commitment punches in the country as Emerson joins five-star offensive tackle Cade Mays on the Vols' commitment list. In fact, you could argue that, because of the positions they play and their impressive measurables, Mays-Emerson is the top 1-2 punch in the country.
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https://n.rivals.com/news/three-point-stance-top-1-2-punches-florida-state-kentucky
 
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I can't wait to watch Cade play in orange! I know his dad will have Cade ready to go and since Kevin was an all sec lineman for the VOLS he knows what it takes!
Plus Cade has been a hunter/outdoorsman all his life. How can you go wrong with a good country boy playing in orange? :D
 
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Prayers for Greg Emerson. Reading the Jackson Sun this morning, Emerson has recently suffered a dislocated ankle and fractured fibula. Article doesn't say how that happened or how long he'll be out for the year.
 
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W.TN.Orange Blood said:
Prayers for Greg Emerson. Reading the Jackson Sun this morning, Emerson has recently suffered a dislocated ankle and fractured fibula. Article doesn't say how that happened or how long he'll be out for the year.
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Just doing a Google search on fractured fibulas, recovery time could be anywhere from 4-10 weeks, so he might not miss much of his senior season if he stays off of it. Here's hoping he resists the temptation to rush back and lets it heal completely.
 
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OrangeJuicebox said:
Just doing a Google search on fractured fibulas, recovery time could be anywhere from 4-10 weeks, so he might not miss much of his senior season if he stays off of it. Here's hoping he resists the temptation to rush back and lets it heal completely.
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During his interviews after his committment, it appeared that he was standing and walking without any assistance. maybe his injury is not very serious.
 
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In Emerson's situation, would UT steer/refer him to a particular surgeon? I suppose UT giving him a surgery on the house would be an impermissible benefit? Or is Emerson 100% on his own regarding the surgery. I know ncaa would allow bama and ol miss to pay for the surgery and a Dodge Charger but wasn't sure what rules applied to us?
 
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Jim said:
In Emerson's situation, would UT steer/refer him to a particular surgeon? I suppose UT giving him a surgery on the house would be an impermissible benefit? Or is Emerson 100% on his own regarding the surgery. I know ncaa would allow bama and ol miss to pay for the surgery and a Dodge Charger but wasn't sure what rules applied to us?
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Insurance (Nike's?) should cover. If it's a highly regarded specialist with ties to Tennessee, there's no violation for him performing.
 
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butchna said:
Insurance (Nike's?) should cover. If it's a highly regarded specialist with ties to Tennessee, there's no violation for him performing.
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Wouldn't "The Opening" have some kind of set-up with insurance?
 
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The Dog said:
Wouldn't "The Opening" have some kind of set-up with insurance?
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My point. At any of these camps/all-star events, I've never heard of a family having to suffer from the financial burden due to an injury incurred therein.
 
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Sackett said:
I can't wait to watch Cade play in orange! I know his dad will have Cade ready to go and since Kevin was an all sec lineman for the VOLS he knows what it takes!
Plus Cade has been a hunter/outdoorsman all his life. How can you go wrong with a good country boy playing in orange? :D
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I'm excited about the future of the o-line ! Brings back memories of the old TVA days !!!
 
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