Recruiting Forum Football Talk III

[VFLBerg]

Is Mackenzie Milton still available? That would make some sense...

He's at FSU.

 

[you]

Boycotts generally backfire because they are not righteous. People see them as cruel and unfounded so they go out of their way to see them fail. Companies need to just focus on their products and not worry about what UC Berkeley grads are complaining about being racist or some other ist.

remember the Chik-Fil-A boycott because the owners are Christians. LOL that backfired bigly.

 

[ChattaTNVol]

IDT the QB thing is a bad sign. You can actually view it in a more positive light. They want to win now while continuing to build and think a seasoned QB can help do that. It doesn't mean they can't bring guys along-- it may just take more time to get some guys to their potential. CJH has a clear idea of what he's looking for and what it's going to take to get the offense rolling. The quickest way to do that is the quickest way to win.

I don't agree with this at all but I'll remain silent for now unless and until it backfires, which if it does, there's not a soul in hell that will be able to shut me up. jmo.

 

[LA Vol]

IDT they'll waste a spot. If they can't get what-- and who-- they're looking for, I doubt they'll take a flyer. And the guys we have can make great strides by fall. But new staff, new offense-- not everyone's going to be the best fit.

 

[Leeleesteeth]

Apathy is at an all time high

Apathy is a choice.

 

[NMVol]

What do you mean?

Just seemed like some advice the world could benefit from.

 

[LA Vol]

I don't agree with this at all but I'll remain silent for now unless and until it backfires, which if it does, there's not a soul in hell that will be able to shut me up. jmo.

This staff and this admin have their own way of doing things. They're going to do what they're going to do, and it will either work or it won't. UT dug a very deep hole and climbing out of it is going to be challenging. The more players we lose and the less depth we have, the more challenging it'll be.

 

[govols717]

If you missed Saturday's open practice, there's a chance UT will try again. Some aren't in favor, but others feel the rain and late scheduling hurt attendance. Fans weren't really the focus, but still, turnout was less than expected.

Tough to get out of the house by 7AM on a Saturday from Chattanooga. Then the chance of rain made it completely out of the question.

 

[Big Gucci Sosa]

Don't worry about losing your accent
Cause a Southern Man tells better jokes

I doubt it. You talk too slow

 

[ChattaTNVol]

This staff and this admin have their own way of doing things. They're going to do what they're going to do, and it will either work or it won't. UT dug a very deep hole and climbing out of it is going to be challenging. The more players we lose and the less depth we have, the more challenging it'll be.

Don't talk to me. I'm trying to remain silent.

 

[drvenner]

On QB-- looking for experience, leadership and quick decision-making plus multiple years of eligibility. The younger guys we have need seasoning and development, which they didn't get with the last staff. They're back to working on fundamentals. So bringing in someone more game-ready would be insurance while they continue to develop the guys we have.

Soooo, he doesn't not like the QB room. Just confirming what we all already knew. Our QB room got zero development under the previous staff. That does make a lot of sense.

 

[drvenner]

I doubt it. You talk too slow

That's
because
we
all
know
you're
a
slow
reader.

 

[drvenner]

IDT the QB thing is a bad sign. You can actually view it in a more positive light. They want to win now while continuing to build and think a seasoned QB can help do that. It doesn't mean they can't bring guys along-- it may just take more time to get some guys to their potential. CJH has a clear idea of what he's looking for and what it's going to take to get the offense rolling. The quickest way to do that is the quickest way to win.

LOL at the people all over your first post because it seemed to fit their narrative.

 

[butchna]

That's what the man "said"....

He also said he had not fathered any children....

Totally believable, right?

Got a vasectomy at 17...before it was a trend.

 

[ClasslessVol]

Let's see what the transfer portal looks like comes mid-May after Spring ball is done around the country and see what shakes out. I'd imagine there will be some decent options appear in the portal.

Yea I agree with that, especially with someone from that OSU QB room losing the job and probably opting to transfer. I think Heupel should wait until after spring ball tho, not just grab someone now because he thinks they might need them

 

[butchna]

I doubt it. You talk too slow

You rapid fired those 4 words you said on that entire podcast. Let those HICKS Bass and Matt carry your gangsta azz!

 

[m1al]

Got a vasectomy at 17...before it was a trend.

The man was 63 when he died.. Assuming one woman per day, 20,000 women would mean, at a minimum, he would've had to had sex every day for 54.79 years....

 

[Newman]

 

[Tennessee Golfer]

The man was 63 when he died.. Assuming one woman per day, 20,000 women would mean, at a minimum, he would've had to had sex every day for 54.79 years....

Doable

 

[SugarCC]

Just seemed like some advice the world could benefit from.

Right on. Wish I could take credit for it, but that would be the great Jason Isbell who penned those words.

 

[BigOrangeFanatic]

Apathy is at an all time high

This is the bigger issue right now. Not weather or planning.

 

[Big Gucci Sosa]

You rapid fired those 4 words you said on that entire podcast. Let those HICKS Bass and Matt carry your gangsta azz!

go write another ****** porn novel

 

[BigOrangeFanatic]

And that's the crux of the dilemma. UT needs to get fans excited about football... but admin doesn't want to underscore how many are not. If UT promotes a fan event and fans don't respond, then UT has called attention to the issue. But being in Neyland has always been the best way to build support.

Winning would cure the problem. Problem with that is, who knows when that will start happening again?

 

[jpope9]

The man was 63 when he died.. Assuming one woman per day, 20,000 women would mean, at a minimum, he would've had to had sex every day for 54.79 years....

he probably had 3 or 4 at once some nights, giving him much needed days off.

 

[nicksjuzunk]

I'll still take Wilt and be just fine...

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