Most DISLIKED college football player ?

[I4Vols]

Chris’s Simms had narrowed his choices to Penn State and Tennessee before giving the Volunteers a verbal commitment on Dec. 15, 1998.
At a news conference at his high school that day, he said, 'I'm proud to be a Volunteer. It's a good place for me. I'm a big fan of coach (Phillip) Fulmer. I'm 100 percent sure (about Tennessee). I gave them my word.'

Jan. 26, 1999-- Chris Simms, considered the best high school quarterback in the country has changed his mind about his choice of colleges. After making a verbal commitment to national champion Tennessee, Simms said late Monday that he will go to Texas instead.

And this my friends was where the downfall of Tennessee football started.

Well, I would have cast a vote for Woodson, but he wasn't the issue. Even back then it was the media.
So you got it right... Simms was a POS then and he still is as far as I'm concerned.
I give you my word on that.

 

[feathersax]

sax that is the most truthful, complete, and most eloquent description I have read in years. so fitting...

Sometimes I get lucky. Thanks.

 

[Augustus McRae]

yes, the reason i listed him no1 and no2

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Most overrated position in college football is Gump qb. They have 10.seconds to throw a ball to receivers that are five yards by their defender. Reason why none pan out in nfl except back in the 60s (Stabler, namath).

 

[804volphan]

Didn’t read them all but feel like an obvious choice was missed.
Rohan Davey

 

[RTE]

Johnny Manziel

 

[C1500]

_____________ from bama.

 

[DaddyChad]

Doubtful, being that he’s now married to a former Miss Universe.

She’s ok. Got kind of a lazy eye though.

 

[RTE]

easy now.......................Prime Time. Can't hate the GOAT.

We are basing our choices on observations of 19 or 20 year olds who were full of themselves at that time. They were excellent players, who more often than not, backed-up their smack with a play or plays that thrust a dagger into our team's chances...and we'll resent them for eternity! Deion these days seems like good guy, but there's that memory of the strutting showboating FSU DB!

 

[peaygolf]

We are basing our choices on observations of 19 or 20 year olds who were full of themselves at that time. They were excellent players, who more often than not, backed-up their smack with a play or plays that thrust a dagger into our team's chances...and we'll resent them for eternity! Deion these days seems like good guy, but there's that memory of the strutting showboating FSU DB!

I know. Deion was just one of my favorites. I totally understand why some/many didn’t like him.

I chose Danny Wuerfful, and he’s a great guy, because he was so freaking good

 

[CardsNVols]

Is Tewbow still a virgin ?

I've gotta say, I never cared much for Tebow. In fact, I flat out didn't like him (and I'm not religious so the holy pithfork mob please don't @ me with some pious nonsense).

But, if he really did save himself for marriage, as a heterosexual male, and a star quarterback for a 2x national title team, I've got some mad respect for the dude. That takes some serious restraint.

 

[BigOrangeAl 1979]

I've gotta say, I never cared much for Tebow. In fact, I flat out didn't like him (and I'm not religious so the holy pithfork mob please don't @ me with some pious nonsense).

But, if he really did save himself for marriage, as a heterosexual male, and a star quarterback for a 2x national title team, I've got some mad respect for the dude. That takes some serious restraint.

Yea me too he could’ve nailed some very nice tail especially at Florida

 

[volinthenorth]

I wish no one to get injured. However, after watching football for 40 + years, on QB sacks specifically .... way more QB's are hurt from being driven into the ground than blindside hits to the back.

I hear you. I'm sure you wouldn't wish anyone to get hurt. I think for me, it's less about the blindside and more the use of that helmet to concentrate so much force against the opposing player. It's not really necessary to the game to do that because you could easily blindside him with your shoulder pads and bring him to the ground that way, or maybe strip the ball. It's that helmet smashing into the opponent's body that seems like a good thing to take out of football. It will preserve our beloved game of surrogate warfare, with all its violence and glory, if we can get rid of a few things like that which are unnecessary. GBO!

 

[HangUpAndListen]

Kellen Winslow, Jr.

 

[OllVol]

She’s ok. Got kind of a lazy eye though.

He's still afraid of it.

 

[OllVol]

Patton Robinette.

 

[Buzzbait]

99.99% of Vandy players. There's got to be 1 or 2 decent guys out there somewhere that strayed.

 

[kckempf]

Tim Tebow. #1 in sanctimony, won a Heisman in a season where he lost 4 games, couldn’t read a cover 0. And you couldn’t escape hearing about him even if you weren’t watching college football (though of course I was).

 

[Jackcrevol]

Is Tewbow still a ho...mely fellow ?

 

[Jackcrevol]

Tebow

This and all day on Sunday.

 

[Wireless1]

Hubert Owens, as an Vandy player 0-4, as an SEC Ref about 60-0, when I see him on the field I know it'll be a bad day.

 

[Wireless1]

Several years and a few thousand posts here, and nobody has ever asked me that.

And you didn't answer the question.

 

[Jxn Vol]

For the last several years I have despised JG #2. His terrible play didn’t put us in the grave. But he did throw plenty of dirt in the hole.

 

[RockyTopTexas]

Current player.. but man I hate Spencer rattler

 

[TennesseeTarheel]

For me, the Georgia jerk who broke Shy Tuttle's leg. Kublownose, or however he spells it.

Exactly right. (Plus, whoever thought it was cool to put the jerkwad's image on the next season's ticket)

 

[LargeOrange1]

Johnny Manziel

Manziel was and is a giant d****k with ears.