Recruiting Football Talk VII

[peaygolf]

Cool story but…
I’m not convinced Ozzy recalls much about that night or any of his concerts for that matter. I’m sure someone had to tell him what happened the next day…

I miss OzzFest!

 

[Devo182]

Heard pushes us to #9.

In the same tier as:
12 - OU
11 - ND
10 - LSU
8 - Auburn
7 - FSU

All of those teams have 30+ commits and 3 of them have 35+ lol

 

[butchna]

Add another win to the pile of great news.

News made more excellent when one remembers the overt display Kirby put on fawning over him after the SEC Championship Game.

 

[99Vol]

No cheating…
Who is #33 and from what year is this AA photo?

 

[SweetasSoda]

Thank you for these. My dad passed this week. Funeral is tomorrow. We will miss dad, but we’re also thankful he’s done with his fight with dementia. I’m honestly tired, and I have no patience for people right now.

 

[butchna]

No cheating…
Who is #33 and from what year is this AA photo?
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Keith DeLong.


Edit: And has to be 1989. Didn’t have to research…Deion made it easy.

 

[peaygolf]

No cheating…
Who is #33 and from what year is this AA photo?
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Keith DeLong

I think '88

 

[SweetasSoda]

Do y’all realize how far we have come? From thinking we would never recover from another disaster in coaching hires plus NCAA to this in less than 5 years!

 

[TheRain]

No cheating…
Who is #33 and from what year is this AA photo?
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Kieth DeLong?

 

[SweetasSoda]

Heard pushes us to #9.

In the same tier as:
12 - OU
11 - ND
10 - LSU
8 - Auburn
7 - FSU

All of those teams have 30+ commits and 3 of them have 35+ lol

Is that counting him on last year with his class or with this year’s recruiting?

 

[Buddy’s Bandit]

In Heuple I trust

 

[Jackcrevol]

Just from the Army reserves. No benefits until I'm 60. At the rate things are going, I'll be working until I'm 95

That is ridiculous, I'm sorry.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Didnt care for the standing over, and pushing down of QB. Did help him up, but that's a 1st down in SEC. Esp with Sankey's neer-do-well's afoot.

 

[Devo182]

TiL Knoxville is also a neighborhood in Pittsburgh.

Appalachia really does stick together. Maybe we should name a place in East Tennessee Pittsburg in solidarity.

 

[volbeast33]

Hard to imagine there are 2 different philosophies being taught in the secondary from DBs to safeties.

i don’t think they teach two different philosophies…. Just that Banks agrees with the philosophy or it wouldn’t be utilized.

 

[franklinpence]

TiL Knoxville is also a neighborhood in Pittsburgh.

Appalachia really does stick together. Maybe we should name a place in East Tennessee Pittsburg in solidarity.

Best we can do is South Pittsburg

 

[Glitch]

 

[engineerVOL]

Bama fans finding reality post Saban.

That’s cruel.

 

[peaygolf]

Geez......I'm behind.

Just heard about Sports Illustrated. Sad. I'd much rather read a newspaper or a magazine than look at the computer or phone.

 

[31VFL]

Hard to imagine there are 2 different philosophies being taught in the secondary from DBs to safeties.

It is just in-phase or out of phase if in man. If you are out of phase, you are supposed to play through the receivers hands. In-phase, turn for the ball. If you are in zone with help over the top, you can open into the field. If you are in man with no help, you probably should turn into the receiver to avoid space being created as the ball travels in the air, but at the highest levels, guys are able to open into the field and not allow space to be created between them and the receiver. The issue is, a lot of CB’s default to playing the receiver’s hands if they are unsure as the play unfolds.

 

[Daddy pants]

First the Noles, now Gators. I’m curious if any of the more knowledgeable NIL posters have insight as to why these collectives are being investigated? I’ve been under the impression that Spyre was operating by the book, so not really worried. However, this has an “the IRS will get around to investigating all of us eventually” feel to it. I think we all feel the NCAA has likely outlived its usefulness in CFB but the fact they’re even looking into it these relationships is somewhat unsettling. I’m going to assume FSU and UF did a sloppy job of setting it up and now they’re having to pay the piper.

 

[SmokinBob]

I've always held the theory that Kiffin brought it with him.
I have a hard time figuring out how someone got it through security.

I seem to remember reading that the football team had a “Top Golf” event at the stadium. Maybe it was already there and someone found it…I still think the opposing team fans in the upper deck started the whole thing…our students didn’t hold back once it started, though…does anyone have the mustard bottle flag?

Edit: Swansoned by @BDHVOL

 

[MarcoVol]

First the Noles, now Gators. I’m curious if any of the more knowledgeable NIL posters have insight as to why these collectives are being investigated? I’ve been under the impression that Spyre was operating by the book, so not really worried. However, this has an “the IRS will get around to investigating all of us eventually” feel to it. I think we all feel the NCAA has likely outlived its usefulness in CFB but the fact they’re even looking into it these relationships is somewhat unsettling. I’m going to assume FSU and UF did a sloppy job of setting it up and now they’re having to pay the piper.

FSU thing was bc an assistant coach drove player to meeting with collective or made intros or something like that. That’s it.

 

[jlawso21]

Do y’all realize how far we have come? From thinking we would never recover from another disaster in coaching hires plus NCAA to this in less than 5 years!

It's actually less than 3 years if you want to be precise, January 27, 2021. But to your point, it's almost unbelievable how far we have come.

 

[GoodTimeVol]

FSU thing was bc an assistant coach drove player to meeting with collective or made intros or something like that. That’s it.

Florida might be taking a page out of our book and trying to fire Napier for cause to get out of paying him 32 million