Recruiting Forum Football Talk IV

[Orangeburst]

Doorman looks like Saul’s

 

[Glitch]

Surely they’re not serious

 

[Weezer]

JMO, but the 3 permanent opponents, 6 rotating opponents is probably the way to go.

 

[tnvols72]

About 3 months ago we lost our 10 year old yorkie to kidney failure. It happened so fast, there was no warning signs or nothing. We tried a treatment but it didnt work. So we had to have her put down. She went every place with me. Well I decided I wanted another one and went and picked her up 2 days ago and now one of my huskies thinks she owns her. lol

 

[ACvol3]

Never fails

 

[Vols2DaWall]

So both mine and my wife’s care batteries died today.. on the same day.. I need a math wizard to calculate the statistical possibilities of that occurring.


And then create a gofundme for me

That's really weird. My buddy texted me yesterday and the same thing happened to them yesterday

 

[TheRain]

It's true.

 

[ACvol3]

It's true.

Just because the coaches? That’s not true at all

 

[Orange.]

Kentucky more than any other SEC team has benefited from the 4 OOC games, especially since Louisville has been down. I mean credit to them I guess, but they're chumps.

21: UL-Monroe, Chattanooga, New Mexico State, Louisville
19: Toledo, Eastern Michigan, UT Martin, Louisville
18: Central Michigan, Murray State, Middle TN, Louisville
17: Southern Miss, Eastern Kentucky, Eastern Michigan, Louisville

They sure as heck weren't schedule OU, West Virginia, BYU, or Pittsburgh.

To further your point, please note that So Miss beat UK in Lexington in 2016 and the 17 game went down to the wire. UK refuses to play them now.

 

[vols 30]

Just because the coaches? That’s not true at all

I think he means just the coaches alone are worth it and everything else is icing on the cake

 

[TheRain]

Great choice.

 

[ACvol3]

Great choice.

I really hope we never lose tony

 

[TheRain]

To a transfer, the coaches are the biggest part of the program right now. No doubt.

 

[VolGee4]

To a transfer, the coaches are the biggest part of the program right now. No doubt.

A great program is more about the people than anything else. You have great coaches who then start winning and the fans follow. The lack of facilities is down the list.

That is what has been missing in football the last 15 years, but now I think we have changed that, too.

 

[VolByLaw]

Former NFL QB, JT O'Sullivan's analysis of Hendon Hooker. He is also complimentary of Heupel's offense.

 

[Ace]

Great choice.

Norm is the GOAT in stand up

 

[UTgrad2015]

That's really weird. My buddy texted me yesterday and the same thing happened to them yesterday

Illuminati at work here

 

[UTgrad2015]

When your care battery dies, does that mean you have no cares to give?

Edit button is for sissies

 

[BigOrangeVols]

Heard 2 big fish are committing soon

 

[Orange.]

It should be noted that bammer and Skankey know that cheating Saban the fraud has "won" on the condition of being allowed carte blanche at cheating. And they know that with a level playing field emerging, bammer's chances of making the playoffs are plunging.

The one thing I dislike about Skankey's bammer-motivated plan to change the entire conference arrangement is that it is motivated by a desperate attempt to keep bammer in the SEC playoff

This is not to deny the obvious fact that bammer's cheating with impunity has given them a multi-year illicit cushion in the short term.

Edit: To be clear, I still like the plan. I just know that if it didn't help bammer, it wouldn't be on the table. From all perspectives except bammer's, it's accidentally a good plan.

 

[Glitch]

Never fails

 

[Ace]

To further your point, please note that So Miss beat UK in Lexington in 2016 and the 17 game went down to the wire. UK refuses to play them now.

They had nail biter with UT Chatt this year.

 

[TheMagnificantOne]

Heard 2 big fish are committing soon

 

[Orange.]

WGWTFA!

 

[MoCo_Vol]

To circle back...TN likes big matchups out of conference, we always have.

We lost the trip to BYU with the inclusion of Texas/OU and possible 9 conference games pending. BYU has been for the last few years a far tougher opponent than half the SEC, and it's a unique once in a lifetime type of place to play at.

Kentucky though has just used their 4 games to get stat padding wins, and when those teams have put up too much of a fight they've phased them out (Southern Miss for example as @Orange. pointed to)

But we've traveled to Miami, Notre Dame, California, Oregon, Oklahoma, UCLA, West Virginia and also given up games in Neyland to schedule neutral site with other Power 5 teams. So I doubt the 9th in conference game is something we're voting against because we don't wanna play stiffer competition. I think we just like scheduling games out of the southeast to give us more reach with recruiting and also to allow our players to see more stadiums.