Recruiting Forum Football Talk III

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My girlfriend wears those and she’s got a rather large.. uh.. idk how to make a euphemism. She has a big ass, wears short shorts, and I have to watch people gawk at her is basically where I was goingg
Same here mines a Brazilian Japanese mix so you can imagine the gawking I have to put
Up with. It doesn’t make me angry by any means but damn does it get annoying!
 
Why do they schedule the playoffs so close to conference tournaments if pitchers need rest?
These guys are between 18 and 22 so I doubt they really need rest. The big thing this time of the year is how the pitching coach manages the arms. We have the best pitching coach in college ball and I'm sure our guys will be fine.
 
These guys are between 18 and 22 so I doubt they really need rest. The big thing this time of the year is how the pitching coach manages the arms. We have the best pitching coach in college ball and I'm sure our guys will be fine.
But would it not be better for the sport to let them all have some rest?
 
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Saw this on the college baseball subreddit. Don’t know how accurate this info is, not that it tells us much that we don’t know.. but thought it was interesting enough to share.

“My theory on Vitello is his personality will determine his path. I’m friends with Knoxville media guys from college so I’ve learned a little inside info. Tennessee is prepared to make him the highest paid coach in college baseball, and set to allocate an obscene amount of money to modernizing Lindsey Nelson stadium. So.. money won’t be an issue.

He can either choose to be essentially the pat summit of Tennessee baseball, which is admittedly a more difficult task. But he’d probably have the stadium named after him eventually. That’s not a stretch, our history is just that bad besides the Todd Helton years.

Or, he can go to LSU and step into a tailor made for success situation and have a great legacy, sure.. but he’ll never be THE guy at LSU. You’ll always be in Skip’s shadow. So it all comes down to what he wants out of his career.”
 
Saw this on the college baseball subreddit. Don’t know how accurate this info is, not that it tells us much that we don’t know.. but thought it was interesting enough to share.

“My theory on Vitello is his personality will determine his path. I’m friends with Knoxville media guys from college so I’ve learned a little inside info. Tennessee is prepared to make him the highest paid coach in college baseball, and set to allocate an obscene amount of money to modernizing Lindsey Nelson stadium. So.. money won’t be an issue.

He can either choose to be essentially the pat summit of Tennessee baseball, which is admittedly a more difficult task. But he’d probably have the stadium named after him eventually. That’s not a stretch, our history is just that bad besides the Todd Helton years.

Or, he can go to LSU and step into a tailor made for success situation and have a great legacy, sure.. but he’ll never be THE guy at LSU. You’ll always be in Skip’s shadow. So it all comes down to what he wants out of his career.”

I do believe that if TV leaves, it’s because that’s what he wants and nothing to do with money or a commitment to facilities.

There is some benefit for being his first opportunity. He will be at UT for as long as he wants as long as there isn’t something for cause.
 
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My dad says no way Vitello is leaving. He doesn’t know anything, besides how men in their 40s think.

“He’s 40, single, ladies love him and he’s the king of Knoxville. Why start over if you’re getting a pay day regardless?”

Didn’t think of it that way. I’m in my 20s so upward mobility is all I think about in my career right now
 
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