Plain and simple... Peterman needs to start

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whobethis16 said:
Like saying he's garbage and not played well at all this year?
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If you would like to tell me at what point Justin Worley has played good this year I'd like to know. I've watched every snap and he has threw one pass( the td to croom) that actually hit the reciever in stride. He is garbage sometimes the truth hurts but that doesn't mean it's not the truth.


By the way Bray is the best quarterback that's played for Tennessee since Peyton manning, if he had an average defense last season we would've won 10 games and he would've been a 1 st round pick.
 
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#128
jarnol32 said:
If you would like to tell me at what point Justin Worley has played good this year I'd like to know. I've watched every snap and he has threw one pass( the td to croom) that actually hit the reciever in stride. He is garbage sometimes the truth hurts but that doesn't mean it's not the truth.


By the way Bray is the best quarterback that's played for Tennessee since Peyton manning, if he had an average defense last season we would've won 10 games and he would've been a 1 st round pick.
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Second half against WKU was pretty good. He's not played bad at all this year. Not great by any means but not bad.
 
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#129
jarnol32 said:
If you would like to tell me at what point Justin Worley has played good this year I'd like to know. I've watched every snap and he has threw one pass( the td to croom) that actually hit the reciever in stride. He is garbage sometimes the truth hurts but that doesn't mean it's not the truth.


By the way Bray is the best quarterback that's played for Tennessee since Peyton manning, if he had an average defense last season we would've won 10 games and he would've been a 1 st round pick.
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Exactly, although Clausen was great as well...but played on some great teams to back him up, but the guy was clutch and very savvy...still Bray was hands down the most talented since Manning and it isnt close...
 
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crunchimusmaximus said:
You know cult followers also have blind loyalty...maybe you should join a cult....you would be a good member...anything the leader does or says you would blindly follow with no questions asked.
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You're telling me you never said "Butch gets it" and predicted a 7+ win season this year? That's blind loyalty. I've stood by my at best 6-6 season prediction and haven't changed it.
 
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crunchimusmaximus said:
Exactly, although Clausen was great as well...but played on some great teams to back him up, but the guy was clutch and very savvy...still Bray was hands down the most talented since Manning and it isnt close...
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Ainge's #3 ranking on almost all stats ahead of Bray's #4 ranking say hello. And Ainge did it with worse receivers than Bray.
 
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whobethis16 said:
You're telling me you never said "Butch gets it" and predicted a 7+ win season this year? That's blind loyalty. I've stood by my at best 6-6 season prediction and haven't changed it.
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so 6 wins is realistic but 7 wins is blind loyalty? Interesting that you chose that line
 
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utvolpj said:
so 6 wins is realistic but 7 wins is blind loyalty? Interesting that you chose that line
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I said at best. That means winning 3 of 4 against Mizzou, Auburn, Vandy and Kentucky. They will lose to Florida, Bama, USC, and UGA. I've predicted that from the beginning.
 
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whobethis16 said:
I said at best. That means winning 3 of 4 against Mizzou, Auburn, Vandy and Kentucky. They will lose to Florida, Bama, USC, and UGA. I've predicted that from the beginning.
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good for you but claiming your prediction is the only realistic one is ridiculous. Also sounds like blind loyalty to your fortune telling capabilities
 
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whobethis16 said:
Ainge's #3 ranking on almost all stats ahead of Bray's #4 ranking say hello. And Ainge did it with worse receivers than Bray.
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Ainge was great as well but he played under Fumer Cutand Chief ad yes, he did have plenty of WR talent helping him including Meachem and Swain....and h had a much better running game and defense...huge advantage there for him over Bray...don't forget about his sophomore slump that was cured by Cut in 2007 when he came back...Ainge was great but i would have loved to see Bray on those 2004, 2006 and 2007 UT teams....
 
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whobethis16 said:
Reading comprehension. Learn it. I said doesn't always. Think Appalachian State was more talented than Michigan? Yes, talent helps. A lot. But the quarterback doesn't have to be all SEC if he has some help around him.
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Yes there will be upsets, but the more talented teams end the year with better records every year. You can scheme all you want but in the end, talent=wins. There is no secret formula for overcoming that. You want to win? Recruit the most talented players. Period.

Edit: I was at that Michigan- Appy State game. The talent gap wan't nearly as large as one might think.
 
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I may be one of few, but I want ferguson to start. I feel like he has good wheels, but has a good arm. And I keep seeing leadership traits in him, plus he's a winner and gamer and has an it factor. Build for future. Either fergs or dobbs
 
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crunchimusmaximus said:
Ainge was great as well but he played under Fumer Cutand Chief ad yes, he did have plenty of WR talent helping him including Meachem and Swain....and h had a much better running game and defense...huge advantage there for him over Bray...don't forget about his sophomore slump that was cured by Cut in 2007 when he came back...Ainge was great but i would have loved to see Bray on those 2004, 2006 and 2007 UT teams....
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And Manning and Clausen didn't have a lot of help around them?
 
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utvolpj said:
good for you but claiming your prediction is the only realistic one is ridiculous. Also sounds like blind loyalty to your fortune telling capabilities
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And thinking that a freshman who has never played a college down, behind the curve on learning the system, and already been beaten out once is automatically going to make things better is blind optimism.

I've seen a team that is not very good at all that has put the guy on the field that knows what he's doing and won't lose games for the team. That's not blind loyalty.
 
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whobethis16 said:
And Manning and Clausen didn't have a lot of help around them?
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Yea they did, but Tyler Bray played on some of the least talented teams in tennessee history and still has his name written all over the record books.
 
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whobethis16 said:
And thinking that a freshman who has never played a college down, behind the curve on learning the system, and already been beaten out once is automatically going to make things better is blind optimism.
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Then based on what CBJ said today during his press conference, it's a very real possibility that he could have a case of "blind optimism" as you called it.

I would believe that he may know a bit more about the QB's ability than any of us on the interwebs... :good!:
 
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105437 said:
Then based on what CBJ said today during his press conference, it's a very real possibility that he could have a case of "blind optimism" as you called it.

I would believe that he may know a bit more about the QB's ability than any of us on the interwebs... :good!:
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Exactly. So why are you all complaining about Worley? Jones knows more, so he started him.
 
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jarnol32 said:
Yea they did, but Tyler Bray played on some of the least talented teams in tennessee history and still has his name written all over the record books.
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Yeah, three NFL caliber receivers and an NFL tight end to throw to is really the least talented. Ainge had Austin Rogers and Gerald Jones his senior year. Big difference between those two and CP and Justin Hunter.
 
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Yes Peterman needs the opportunity against Florida and if he can't cut it move to a freshman in the South Alabama game.
 
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105437 said:
I'm talking about who he starts vs. Florida. Would you support CBJ in not starting Worley if CBJ decides that's what he wants to do?
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Yes, but I don't want the same situation as before and make Worley the whipping boy like Simms was. There's not a game Bray won that Simms wouldn't have, especially in 2010. The whole juggling the quarterbacks thing is as ludicrous as firing a coach every 3 years. The quarterback needs to know that he is supported so he doesn't play tight. There's nothing worse than being so uptight and trying to make throws happen only because he feels like he has to look over his shoulder. He doesn't need to become complacent, but shouldn't have to play scared of his own team/coach.
 
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105437 said:
I'm talking about who he starts vs. Florida. Would you support CBJ in not starting Worley if CBJ decides that's what he wants to do?
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And from the sound of it, most people will boo and not support Worley if Jones names him the starter again. It works both ways.
 
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