One thing is for certain

[Crazy Ivan]

yeah those proven winners right? The ones that beat a few high school teams in Ohio or teams like North Dakota State. Yep them non recruiting Ohio natives should really bring on the Studs! i hope they get some sun though because they all look like ghost!

There is a reason Jones couldn't beat the worste Tenn Team in years!

I wish I had the power to wiggle my nose and remove people from the fanbase.

 

[Orange_Crush]

so are you smacking your gums because you have first hand knowledge?

You don't need firsthand knowledge to point out uninformed speculation.

Or can we have opinions?

You just agreed with him.

oh thats right if they don't match every other opinion they are crap!

That's not what his point was. His point was that you are making judgments based on speculation, which is a slippery slope.

With Jay we had a lot of southern ties

There are lots of southern ties to go around.

:hi:

 

[Orangedogsrule]

I hate to say it but i don't see our running game being as good as it could have been with graham. and i also don't see how anyone can completely deny this thought. the man doubled our running output in one season. we can be ok but it wont have that Tennessee running back feel to it. graham had playing experience at the position which is something i don't think the new coach will have.

I have to ask, How much of the increase in the running game has to do with Jay, and how much had to do with the maturation of the Offensive Line?
I believe the OL had as much to do with it as anything. How many long gainers did the RBs get after they got into the backfield? Not many. But they were more able to at least get to the backfield because of improved line play. JMO

 

[supersmo18]

You misunderstood my meaning. Our OL opened holes that should have been good for 8-10 yards but our pedestrian RBs failed to maximize the gains. Jay Graham did not make our RBs any better.

Much better then. The words "should have been" were important there. :good!:

 

[govols105]

well, yes sam pittman played a role, but like i said graham had experience at the position and played in the sec. the bigger question is how will our running backs handle the transition to another coach?

 

[RockyTop22]

well, yes sam pittman played a role, but like i said graham had experience at the position and played in the sec. the bigger question is how will our running backs handle the transition to another coach?

that is FAR from the biggest question. the biggest question is who does Jalen Hurd like?

 

[VolFootballlover]

You don't need firsthand knowledge to point out uninformed speculation.



You just agreed with him.



That's not what his point was. His point was that you are making judgments based on speculation, which is a slippery slope.



There are lots of southern ties to go around.

:hi:

damn your so smart! He was making judgments? You guys have know idea how this staff will do, nor do I so any thing you say is also uniformed speculation!... so whats next Tuff guy?