Recruiting Football Talk VIII

[Type Orange+]

5 years in college is enough. This 6 and 7 is ridiculous. It backs up the opportunities for others kids and especially has a major effect on HS baseball players.

I agree.
Some college athletes who are not exactly pro prospects will suckle the NIL as long as they can to postpone entering the real world for perhaps less money.
I can remember when college freshmen weren't allowed to participate in varsity football and basketball (this ended in 1972). Redshirting began in 1961, and I may be wrong, but I don't recall seeing very many 5th year seniors back in the day.
That's probably due to them wanting to get on with their lives, get a job and start making money as productive adults.

 

[VolsnCards5]

I hate that the Pavia rule happened this year not last year

DK would still be in the NBA.

 

[Brillovol]

Also

 

[marcusluvsvols]

That's awesome brother. Have an Ansel on the wall.

Some of his most famous are from Yellowstone or in the Tetons. Aside from East Tennessee, that is my favorite place in the US. So Beautiful. Until she was an adult, the furthest place West my wife from Charlotte had ever been was Irwin, TN for summer Bible Camp. Finally got her as far West as Utah last year. Went to Antelope Island in SLC, the Salt Flats and Arches, up in the beautiful mountains there (Uinta Mountain Range) etc. They are beautiful in their own right and much like the Tetons. I recommend Utah as a great place to take a week vacation as well for those who like nature and being outdoors. Good place to raise a family too

 

[Jackcrevol]

DK would still be in the NBA.

he has said openly of he had another year he would have come back to TN.

 

[crazyguy]

The brother of one of the TCU WRs was one of the ones killed.

I can’t understand how these folks think that the killing of random innocent people brings anything remotely close to sympathy for their cause. It’s time for the world to say enough. It’s time for an eye for an eye type of Old Testament justice.

Take every involved country that has had these terror attacks. Send every single strike team and simultaneously eliminate all of the terrorist leaders. If possible, make them stand trial on a worldwide public stage and then execute them just as publicly. If that’s not possible, then execute them during the strike and film it. As painful as death as possible. Burned alive, exploded, I don’t care, just get it for the world to see what happens when terrorists attack. Then repeat the world wide purge of terrorist leaders each time an attack occurs until it ends.

I don’t know if y’all remember this but when the US embassy was seized in Iran, the USSR embassy was seized at the same time. The USSR said that they had one chance to release their embassy hostages. This message fell on deaf ears. The next day, the heads of all the Iranians in the Iranian embassy in Moscow were delivered to the new government of Iran. The entire USSR embassy was taken to the airport and sent back to the USSR. Not public knowledge. I was told this years later. With this event, has there been a single terror event in Russia? I doubt it.
Speak in a language that your enemy understands. Make the response impossible to ignore.

That’s exactly what these yahoos think that they are doing Doc. We can’t stoop to those levels.

 

[smokeyhuntsgators]

The Arkansas squad from last season would have loved today's game. "Manhandled"

 

[UTSuave’]

Is this telling what current players think of our offense compared to AG’s

 

[drvenner]

Just imagine if the 3 ball starts falling for him

It will

 

[Adam Sandler]

siap but hilarious. Must be fake AI voice…

 

[Ten_Titans]

Is this telling what current players think of our offense compared to AG’s

I've asked Joey Halzle what exactly he does here like the Bob's from Office Space a dozen times over the last few years. So don't mistake this for a ringing endorsement of Halzle.

But the hard-on some Vol fans have for Golesh the head coach is kind of a head scatcher given the evidence. We had fans in here shaking in their boots because they thought he might end up at Florida. They had a worse offense than us this year, at 42nd in YPG and went 7-6.

I have watched a few of their games, and it seems to me they are dealing with the same schematic problems as us. Golesh did great here, whatever that looks like under Heupel. But if he was a great offensive innovator in his own right we'd be seeing it by now.

 

[OrangeMoundTNVol]

I've asked Joey Halzle what exactly he does here like the Bob's from Office Space a dozen times over the last few years. So don't mistake this for a ringing endorsement of Halzle.

But the hard-on some Vol fans have for Golesh the head coach is kind of a head scatcher given the evidence. We had fans in here shaking in their boots because they thought he might end up at Florida. They had a worse offense than us this year, at 42nd in YPG and went 7-6.

I have watched a few of their games, and it seems to me they are dealing with the same schematic problems as us. Golesh did great here, whatever that looks like under Heupel. But if he was a great offensive innovator in his own right we'd be seeing it by now.

People are simple, Golesh have been getting waxed. And is likely coaching for his job this season

 

[UT4LIFE86]

Elijah Simmons declared for draft

 

[Batman1948]

Glad you're getting out of the rut and back to doing things.

 

[LoudOrange]

I've asked Joey Halzle what exactly he does here like the Bob's from Office Space a dozen times over the last few years. So don't mistake this for a ringing endorsement of Halzle.

But the hard-on some Vol fans have for Golesh the head coach is kind of a head scatcher given the evidence. We had fans in here shaking in their boots because they thought he might end up at Florida. They had a worse offense than us this year, at 42nd in YPG and went 7-6.

I have watched a few of their games, and it seems to me they are dealing with the same schematic problems as us. Golesh did great here, whatever that looks like under Heupel. But if he was a great offensive innovator in his own right we'd be seeing it by now.

USF scored three points against Memphis. You don't think that's enough?

 

[SouthKnoxVOL]

Is this telling what current players think of our offense compared to AG’s

I'm sorry but Nimrod had plenty of opportunities on the field the last 2 years but yet time and time again dropped balls where he was wide open..sometimes we need to hold the players accountable for not performing.

 

[Devo182]

Take note Star Spangled Banner singers - that's how ya do it.

Quick, beautiful, a slight flare, but to the point and not about you.

 

[DD4ME]

If you are an offensive weapon that finds your talents best suited for USF then I am not concerned with your departure from an SEC team. Regardless of who coaches you now.

 

[SSVol]

Is this telling what current players think of our offense compared to AG’s

No. It's an easier transition for him because of the similarities.

The more telling point is that USF was the best he could do. Doesn't speak highly to the quality of our WR room. We're upgrading.

 

[DD4ME]

Watching Rogue Heroes and thinking it may be the best series i have watched in a decade.

 

[VolMike16]

I've asked Joey Halzle what exactly he does here like the Bob's from Office Space a dozen times over the last few years. So don't mistake this for a ringing endorsement of Halzle.

But the hard-on some Vol fans have for Golesh the head coach is kind of a head scatcher given the evidence. We had fans in here shaking in their boots because they thought he might end up at Florida. They had a worse offense than us this year, at 42nd in YPG and went 7-6.

I have watched a few of their games, and it seems to me they are dealing with the same schematic problems as us. Golesh did great here, whatever that looks like under Heupel. But if he was a great offensive innovator in his own right we'd be seeing it by now.

No doubt AG has some talent as a coordinator. I think he was much better seeing things come open than Halzle but this narrative that he made Heup is nonsense. He was basically a career TE coach before Heupel hired him. Heupel has put up numbers at every stop without him...

 

[DD4ME]

No doubt AG has some talent as a coordinator. I think he was much better seeing things come open than Halzle but this narrative that he made Heup is nonsense. He was basically a career TE coach before Heupel hired him. Heupel has put up numbers at every stop without him...

This and Heup reinvented his offense this year. Give me the man that hates losing more than all of VN. That man is Heup.

 

[jave36]

This and Heup reinvented his offense this year. Give me the man that hates losing more than all of VN. That man is Heup.

If that was a reinvention, he needs to go back to the old offense.

 

[VolMike16]

This and Heup reinvented his offense this year. Give me the man that hates losing more than all of VN. That man is Heup.

I mean idk what has happened to the creativity, motion, etc. the last 2 years but the only thing I can see is that we haven't had QB/OL play capable of the first 2 years and he had no choice but to dumb it down. We aren't even seeing the same formations though which is strange. Hopefully going forward we see '22 level play design with the big changes in run blocking/12 personel

 

[SSVol]

If that was a reinvention, he needs to go back to the old offense.

He adapts to the strengths of the personnel. It's called being a good coach.