Recruiting Forum Football Talk IV

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Make up your mind.

"It's a five year build. Not looking for immediate closure. We just need positive steps on the roster."

"Well, getting more than 71 scholarship players, quality depth that staff feels will fit the systems. That's undeniable positive steps."

"Nope. Need to fill the gap quicker than that."

lolol You're something.
Nope reading context must be hard for you. Need to slowly add Elite talent. Not what this class is which is just warm bodies
 
This is the most frustrating thing about being a Vol fan. Unrealistic expectations and a severe lack of patience by too many other Vol fans. If we go 9-3 next season with 2 close losses, we'll have a host of fans saying we should have gone 11-1 and won the east, but Heupel can't get it done. If we finish top 10 in recruiting, they'll say Heupel can't recruit because 4 other teams in the SEC had higher rated classes. If winning the east and top 5 recruiting classes are the floor for much of this fan base, then no coach will be good enough. I've already seen people saying that anything less than 9-3 next year is unacceptable. Just ridiculous.
We have the best fanbase...

We have the worst fanbase..

Both are true.
 
I'm thinking lives under a bridge. Challenges with crazy riddles. The word is on the tip of my tongue.
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We gonna raid piggy banks to keep Cade around another year to play with his brother or him going to fulfill a dream....
What NIL we talking about....
We talking like 1st round money or 3rd or 4th round money
-Swain
Where I'm projected, so we're talking 3rd or 4th round money
-CADE

more power to him either way !
 
We gonna raid piggy banks to keep Cade around another year to play with his brother or him going to fulfill a dream....
What NIL we talking about....

-Swain

-CADE

more power to him either way !
With how hurt he's been 3rd round money is something he should seriously think about going to get
 
Nicotine is actually more addictive.
It’s easier to obtain. Much more physically and psychologically addictive. It’s just more socially acceptable.

Not a deadly withdrawal like alcohol. My Dad was an alcoholic, ruined his family relationships. However, his nicotine addiction is what killed him. Lung cancer. I have a significant family history of alcoholism on my father’s side, however I have lost way more family to tobacco related diseases.

From a healthcare burden standpoint, tobacco (nicotine) addiction has killed more people than all the alcohol and illicit substances combined. It’s killed more Americans than the total of every war we have fought in combined. The cost of taking care of the health related disruption caused by tobacco/nicotine/vaping costs billions annually in the USA alone.

Every addictive substance has its own highlights.
When all was said and done...smoking was the hardest to stop for me...because it was in my face everywhere I went.
 
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