Revived2002
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Some people are only happy when their constant negativity is falsely vindicated.I don’t know about anybody else still up reading crap like this, but all I read was blah, blah and more blah. What did it actually say besides we suck? I’ve got a sawbuck for the first person that can decipher this mess.
Just like if we had scored 27 runs the first two games, there's no way you can make a sound judgment after two games. To say it's going to be very, very rough is a huge over reactionHaven’t read many of the reactions to the BaseVols 0-2 start but we clearly were spoiled last year with a season that is a rarity. Replacing almost all of our offensive firepower was almost assuredly gonna yield these results. We are horrid offensively. I know it’s baseball and a lot of games left to be played but gonna be a very, very rough year but I’m still rooting for them.
We have elite pitching. It will carry us in a lot of games if the bats are not clicking. We do need to play better defensively. Two players can make a huge difference.Base vols get a pass this weekend. Quality teams that squeaked by them. That being said we were only missing 2 players. We can't be 2 players away from being this incumbent offensively. We tore up the SEC last year, we will get everyone's best shot this year. We better get it going soon, its not like there is 162 games to be played. We just might have lost more than we think from last years team. I was in the boat that we didn't bring in quite enough with the production we lost. Talent alone won't get you by with our schedule.
Probably not over the remaining games. Maybe over a five year spanThough we're 20-7, KenPom has us ranked 290th in luck (out of ~350 teams). Aka we've had some really negative variance. Things out of our control, so to speak.
Considering things tend to regress to the mean, maybe some good luck awaits us in March. Let's hope.
- RockyTopInsiderTennessee offensive coordinator Joey Halzle believes in the idea that this spring is the perfect time to mess up. Especially when it comes to the freshmen in the room.
With so many things flying at these freshmen enrollees in the first few months, Halzle understands that mistakes are going to be made in spring workouts. But in his mind, this is the time for mistakes to happen, so that they can be corrected in the most infant stages possible.
One of the areas that Halzle will be watching closely is the quarterback room. Halzle, Tennessee’s quarterback coach over the last two years, has now added No. 1 overall recruit Nico Iamaleava to that room with a whole lot of excitement behind that name.
“With the numbers in that room, there are a lot of reps to go around, which is completely different from the last couple of years that we were here,” Halzle said about how much of a benefit it is for Iamaleava to get consistent reps this spring. “It is huge.” “The biggest thing about freshmen getting here, whether it is December for bowl practice or in spring ball, is they get a chance to mess it up,” Halzle continued on to say. “They are going to, I have told them that. ‘You are going to mess it up, do not play timid, do not play slow trying to be right, play fast as you can, rip it all over the field, make your mistakes, we will come into the film room and learn from them, and we will go back out there and try to make less each day as we are moving forward.’ It gives you the chance that, when fall camp comes around, they are not trying to figure out what to do, they have run all of this before, they have seen all of these different defensive looks, and now they are finding themselves as a player and how they operate in the system, which now gives you a chance to actually go operate with live fire in the fall.”
When you ask your wife what she's reading on a lazy Sunday...
"A book called Demon Copperhead"
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