Recruiting Forum Football Talk IV

[Tennessee Golfer]

Speaking of tears… please read this. S Car fanbase is in shambles. They are meeting up at restaurant to throw down. They have pictures and everything. I’m crying in laughter
Ain’t Worth It

Y’all over half their screen names contain cock or pickle. It’s like a forum for middle aged house husbands trying to schedule a gay orgy. LMAO

 

[Billy Antrim]

Article:
Which Tennessee football seniors ran through T on senior day and what that means for 2022

Which Tennessee football seniors ran through T on senior day and what that means for 2022

Most notably, quarterback Hendon Hooker did not run through the T. He is a Virginia Tech transfer with one season of eligibility remaining. He has not announced whether he will return in 2022.
Such decisions can get complicated.

“Super seniors” and transfers exhausting their extra eligibility cannot return next season. That means this was the last home game for wide receivers Velus Jones Jr. and JaVonta Payton, defensive backs Theo Jackson and Kenneth George, defensive ends Ja’Quain Blakely and Caleb Tremblay and defensive tackle Matthew Butler.

WHO'S COMING BACK?: Which Tennessee seniors with eligibility remaining could return in 2022
Defensive tackles LaTrell Bumphus and Aubrey Solomon are "super seniors" who have played only four games, so they are eligible to redshirt if they don't play another game this season. Solomon ran through the T, but Bumphus did not.

For the rest, running through the T may be the end. But they can choose to return in 2022 because they have eligibility remaining.
Seniors on scholarship with eligibility remaining who ran through the T before the Vanderbilt game were offensive lineman Cade Mays, offensive lineman K'Rohjn Calbert, cornerback Alontae Taylor, safety Trevon Flowers and placekicker Chase McGrath.
Mays and Taylor likely will declare for the 2022 NFL Draft.

Seniors or graduates with eligibility remaining who did not run through the T before the Vanderbilt game were Hooker, quarterback Joe Milton, offensive lineman Jerome Carvin, offensive lineman Ollie Lane, tight end Princeton Fant, tight end Jacob Warren, linebacker Solon Page III, linebacker Juwan Mitchell, punter Paxton Brooks and placekicker Toby Wilson.

siap!

 

[lilesrt]

Oh My. I dont know why Lincoln would go there besides LSU offering stupid money.

Its easier to win in the SEC at LSU vs. Oklahoma.

 

[engineerVOL]

Kiffin did irrevocable harm to our collective psyche. Plus, he is a peckerhead.

I haven’t heard ‘peckerhead’ in a minute.

 

[TennSam]

Good...I just wish this wasn't the year UGA was stacked. They are backing into an easy championship.

It is an almost forgone conclusion to me that they are going to win it, if they do not, then that is the ultimate proof of Kirby being a complete fraud as a HC, but I don't think even he can screw this up.

I wish they wouldn’t have Alabama either.

 

[lilesrt]

Heupel isn’t leaving after one year. Not happening

We self-destruct when we get nice things. We’ve been conditioned after 10+ years of incompetence.

 

[engineerVOL]

If Stoops goes to LSU, I’m here for all the UK tears.

If I’m LSU, I’d rather have Orgeron back.

Edit: Vols4us reminded me he went down in a blaze of glory. He gone.

 

[tnhunter 10]

Watching SEC Football Final, Chris Doering just said the SEC is better when Tennessee is relevant.
Feels good getting recognition.

 

[Vols4us]

I had that argument on B
VN a million times back in those days..I always said that until his Sr year he was a "grabber" and not a "mauler" when his job was to be "mauler", and that always pissed off his stat freak fanboys.

But he changed that in a huge way his Sr year..he was absolutely mauling fools at the point of attack.

I remember getting excited the first time he squared up in the hole and just unloaded on the RB. Until then he was a side tackler and would grab high most of the time. I agree, it's great to have stats, but stats don't win games. Plays (calls) done well win games on both sides of the ball.

 

[engineerVOL]

Jeremy Banks vs AJ Johnson. Who would you rather have and why?

AJ ‘Captain Insano’ Johnson. He was a guaranteed tackle, and was unduly criticized for speed, he could run. Probably not the best equipped to defend today’s game. But that’s my guy.

 

[AllVol11717]

Article:
Which Tennessee football seniors ran through T on senior day and what that means for 2022

Which Tennessee football seniors ran through T on senior day and what that means for 2022

Most notably, quarterback Hendon Hooker did not run through the T. He is a Virginia Tech transfer with one season of eligibility remaining. He has not announced whether he will return in 2022.
Such decisions can get complicated.

“Super seniors” and transfers exhausting their extra eligibility cannot return next season. That means this was the last home game for wide receivers Velus Jones Jr. and JaVonta Payton, defensive backs Theo Jackson and Kenneth George, defensive ends Ja’Quain Blakely and Caleb Tremblay and defensive tackle Matthew Butler.

WHO'S COMING BACK?: Which Tennessee seniors with eligibility remaining could return in 2022
Defensive tackles LaTrell Bumphus and Aubrey Solomon are "super seniors" who have played only four games, so they are eligible to redshirt if they don't play another game this season. Solomon ran through the T, but Bumphus did not.

For the rest, running through the T may be the end. But they can choose to return in 2022 because they have eligibility remaining.
Seniors on scholarship with eligibility remaining who ran through the T before the Vanderbilt game were offensive lineman Cade Mays, offensive lineman K'Rohjn Calbert, cornerback Alontae Taylor, safety Trevon Flowers and placekicker Chase McGrath.
Mays and Taylor likely will declare for the 2022 NFL Draft.

Seniors or graduates with eligibility remaining who did not run through the T before the Vanderbilt game were Hooker, quarterback Joe Milton, offensive lineman Jerome Carvin, offensive lineman Ollie Lane, tight end Princeton Fant, tight end Jacob Warren, linebacker Solon Page III, linebacker Juwan Mitchell, punter Paxton Brooks and placekicker Toby Wilson.

siap!

If we get all the guys back who didnt run through the T and convince Calbert to come back for a healthy season it will go a looooong way to helping bridge the gap while this roster is rebuilt.

 

[Vols4us]

If I’m LSU, I’d rather have Orgeron back.

He blew up his personal life and rubbed it in their faces. He's done there.

 

[engineerVOL]

He blew up his personal life and rubbed it in their faces. He's done there.

Oh yea forgot about that. Yea he gone.

 

[TennSam]

Article:
Which Tennessee football seniors ran through T on senior day and what that means for 2022

Which Tennessee football seniors ran through T on senior day and what that means for 2022

Most notably, quarterback Hendon Hooker did not run through the T. He is a Virginia Tech transfer with one season of eligibility remaining. He has not announced whether he will return in 2022.
Such decisions can get complicated.

“Super seniors” and transfers exhausting their extra eligibility cannot return next season. That means this was the last home game for wide receivers Velus Jones Jr. and JaVonta Payton, defensive backs Theo Jackson and Kenneth George, defensive ends Ja’Quain Blakely and Caleb Tremblay and defensive tackle Matthew Butler.

WHO'S COMING BACK?: Which Tennessee seniors with eligibility remaining could return in 2022
Defensive tackles LaTrell Bumphus and Aubrey Solomon are "super seniors" who have played only four games, so they are eligible to redshirt if they don't play another game this season. Solomon ran through the T, but Bumphus did not.

For the rest, running through the T may be the end. But they can choose to return in 2022 because they have eligibility remaining.
Seniors on scholarship with eligibility remaining who ran through the T before the Vanderbilt game were offensive lineman Cade Mays, offensive lineman K'Rohjn Calbert, cornerback Alontae Taylor, safety Trevon Flowers and placekicker Chase McGrath.
Mays and Taylor likely will declare for the 2022 NFL Draft.

Seniors or graduates with eligibility remaining who did not run through the T before the Vanderbilt game were Hooker, quarterback Joe Milton, offensive lineman Jerome Carvin, offensive lineman Ollie Lane, tight end Princeton Fant, tight end Jacob Warren, linebacker Solon Page III, linebacker Juwan Mitchell, punter Paxton Brooks and placekicker Toby Wilson.

siap!

If Lane wants to be on a football team next year he better stay here.He ain’t gonna even come close to sniffing a NFL roster.Hopefully he won’t be seen on the field for us next year either.He might be better off doing a graduate transfer to some place like Maryville College.

 

[franklinpence]

Well...that's weird and not what me and Sweets were talking about at all, that sounds more like a Chamber of Commerce mixer than a real family Thanksgiving meal.. I can understand why that would suck to be a part of...I also don't think that is Weezy's situation either.

Hahaha. Cracking up at this.

 

[SCvol333]

Bring Mullen on as an analyst…. This is his time to shine.

I don’t want that weirdo or his crazy wife anywhere near our program.

 

[Volator]

Re: the AJ vs Banks discussion. This is the first year Banks had a competent LB coach and is still learning the position. Think both he and Beasley will show significant progress if they spend the requisite time in both film room and in S&C. (imo)

 

[BigOrangeVols]

No one is coming after Heupel. We do this every year lol. Vol Nation was convinced after Year 2 of Pruitt that he was Alabama’s head coach in waiting haha.

We absolutely did. We also thought Butch was going to Michigan. Could we have been so lucky?

 

[therickbol]

Exactly, Nathan freaking Peterman went in the 5th round.

And before y’all bring up what he did at Pitt his stats that year:
60.5% 2855 yds 27 TDs 7 INTs

(Hooker’s stats are better in less games)

NFL GM's scouting potential successful QBs goes MUCH deeper than looking at stats. I hope Hooker comes back. I hope he ends up having a successful NFL career. But.....what he did at UT this season to put up his stats does not exactly correlate to NFL success. Our offense does a phenomenal job of "deceiving" the defense and creating a pre-determined mismatch. Hooker makes one read and then let's the ball fly. That formula will not be there in the NFL. When that predetermined mismatch is covered/not available he struggles. You would hope he just takes off fast and runs in those situations but he doesn't. He often hesitates and thus the 40 sacks. Or you would hope he finds the 2nd or 3rd read to find an open WR but he hasn't done that well either. I worry he would be a guy projected to go in a certain spot but as the draft goes on he falls and stays at the top of the "Best Available QB" list for awhile.

 

[Enki_Amenra]

I haven’t heard ‘peckerhead’ in a minute.

You ever seen the movie, "uncle peckerhead"? It's an absolute must watch, 2 's.

 

[drylo]

First Vitello and then Campbell… say what you will about the LSU boards, but they sure are good at hiring coaches!

Add Riley to the list. VN gotta step it up or LSU boards are going to take our crown.

 

[beneVOLence]

Feels good to not be mad about our teams trajectory.

Florida: New coach
LSU: New coach. Looks like they lost out on Riley
USCjr: Mad being shutout by Clemson again. Want to fire OC. Not all in on Beamer.
Texas A&M: Pissed at losing to LSU. Some think Jimbo is a fraud cashing big checks.
Auburn: Pissed that they lost to Alabama when they could have won.
Alabama: Pissed that they almost lost to Auburn. When they lose to UGA and miss the CFP they will want to fire Saban.
MSU: Pissed that they lost to Kiffin and Ole Miss.
Ole Miss: Concerned about possibly losing Kiffin.
UK: Concerned about losing Stoops.
Vandy: Well Vandy.
Mizzou: Worried they won’t get a bowl because SEC only allotted 12 teams and 13 eligible and they travel worse than any team in the league.

 

[Dudley Smith]

Speaking of tears… please read this. S Car fanbase is in shambles. They are meeting up at restaurant to throw down. They have pictures and everything. I’m crying in laughter
Ain’t Worth It

This is great content. It really does just mean more.

 

[Enki_Amenra]

Freak, whatever happened to those "all offensive play" videos? Or even the "all plays" videos? They must take a lot of time to make, but I would watch them all multiple times.

Offensive play videos would be pretty short.

 

[SugarCC]

It's not going to happen, but I'm all for Dan Mullen being an offensive analyst on staff.