Recruiting Forum Football Talk VI

[Orange.]

@peaygolf

 

[Rishvol]

@peaygolf

@peaygolf be like

 

[Jackcrevol]

This is pretty cool.

Not ironically the Titan's offense hasnt changed since 19&51. In fact just like that year, Titans signed an entire roster of Defensive players, with only 1 QB, nicknamed Bananaman.

 

[volbeast33]

I did after the weather delay!

Reminds me of the movie celtic pride…. Fan flew in from Los Angeles….. after he showed up…. The Celtics started struggling and the fans made him leave….. you should have left for the good of the team.

 

[volbeast33]

You left out kiffin. He had as much to do with our misery as the other 3 stooges.

You are correct…. I should have started with Kiffin…. It’s a great feeling having 100% confidence in DW and this administration…. I have never seen such strong performances from all of our athletic programs.

 

[volbeast33]

Sounds like you have otoliths in your semicircular canals. There is therapy for that. Just have to find a therapist who is good at it.

Yeah…. I trained for that years ago…. It was a program called balance for life…. My mom was struggling with it and I watched videos on YouTube to give me a refresher in BFL…. It helped my mom to stop feeling dizzy and losing her balance.

 

[InVOLuntary]

Bruuuuuuuu is a beast.

Will Anderson needs to send Darnell Wright a card on Father's Day.

Heupel outcoached lil Nickie.

Toot is soft as a feather bed.

Hooker outplayed Bryce Young head to head. And BY had a huge day.

Ramel makes clutch catches in the biggest moments.

Vols fans are unsurpassed.

 

[VolsDoc81TX]

I get what you’re saying and you’re not wrong.

But…although I knew our program had been run into the ground by idiots over the last decade, I never doubted we would be back at some point. I spent years out here battling OU fans who mocked me for saying Tennessee was still a great program and would be back in the conversation. Needless to say, this last year was a lot of fun and I can’t wait for more.

Yessir or yes ma’am!

Texas has been kinda tough. Thankfully the longhorns have not been great…they are like bamites in that they have no peers…except bama actually has been winning. Longhorns vs tide was a tough game to watch. I felt like I should root for the longhorns, but just couldn’t do it. I was satisfied with a close game in the end that neither team looked good…

My desire is for both oklahoma and texas to go winless in their first SEC season. I’m against them joining with the only exception being the SEC schedule changes may help Tennessee. Also, I will get to see Tennessee play in Texas and Oklahoma.

In conclusion, I would like to give them a taste of true Southern hospitality in football with a whole bunch of arse whippings!

And by the way, while we are

15-0 this year

And then in 2024:

16-0 or whatever the undefeated total wins will be…

 

[VolsDoc81TX]

Chiropractor diagnosed and had previous success with other patients. X-rays revealed from cervical spine/atlas/skull scan. She had gone to an ENT for over 30 years who had done the other imaging previously. He diagnosed her with Meniere's. Had her taking fluid pills all of that time to reduce the pressure of the fluid on the ear drum with minimal improvement. I have picked her up off the floor and steadied her when she would suddenly lurch to one side countless times through the decades. I tried to always walk at her left side since that is the way she usually fell.

As an example; she would sit on the passenger side in the vehicle and stare straight ahead. if she looked to one side or the other it would appear as if the poles, trees, etc. were coming straight at her. I stayed in the right hand lane as much as possible since when a car would pass us on the right it would throw her balance off. She could not nap in the vehicle. When we wallked into large stores, the lighting would throw her balance off. Again, for decades.

Now - it is gone. Began seeing improvements very quickly. She no longer needs the fluid pill. Her BP has dropped to low normal ranges after being high for decades. She was on Amlodipine - no longer needs or takes. She would have BP spikes once per month and would take Clonidine. The spikes became less frequent until the point they are now gone as well. None for 4 months and counting.

She is over 70 years old. You helped us with recommendations when she fell through a deck under repair and fractured her tibia socket two years ago (still appreciate greatly). She has recovered from all of that as well. She started the chiro care one year ago. It helped the knee as well with the spinal alignment. This Chiro is a bit unusual in that she is a teaching professional who has 12 years of medical education/training before going into practice.

Hope this helps!

Thanks! So glad that she’s doing better now.
I always tell my patients that there is always an answer to their problems. I don’t care who figures it out as long as they get better.

I also don’t hesitate to ask for a second opinion if my treatments aren’t working. I’m not just going to cover it up with pain medication.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Agreed on Japan, but Hitler and Germany were really darn close to taking over all of Europe. That one was not doomed from the beginning.

It is also important to note that France would fold up like a cheap tent and first MENTION of a gun. Rest of that area were non combatants. Also, Europe isnt the world.

 

[VolsDoc81TX]

There is no way to prove this now but at the time…. Nick was like Heup….. a young good coach that hadn’t proven a lot… I believe he would ran to the SEC to coach a Tenn team from Michigan state… Neither Nick nor Heup would go the other direction once they became household names.

Are you purposely doing this?
You don’t know how to do this correctly.

Tennessee was such a mess in the athletic department of football that there were only two people in the world who could right our wrongs. Danny White and The Heup! Any other combination of AD and HC were destined for failure.

There will be books written. Songs sung. The legendary rise from the pit of despair! CJH is like no other coach. No other coach can compare.

In 30 years, Tennessee will be the best of the college football landscape for decades. CJH will rightfully be compared to Neyland!

Oh, and lest thou forget:

15-0

 

[MoCo_Vol]

I fully believe Danny White will be remembered as one of our best ADs.

I think The Heup is on a great path and call it BVS if you want, but I am still waiting to see him continue to be successful for more than a couple seasons. Thanks to Butch I won't believe it's truly a new era until we have 3 or 4 seasons of success.

 

[barrylee]

One of the things I enjoyed in that clip other than the obvious is when Bama missed their field goal they show Bryce putting his helmet back on thinking 100% he was getting the ball back for OT!

Heup and Hooker had other thoughts!

 

[Orange_Crush]

Job is one of the very great works of antiquity. The reactions and speeches of his friends are profound.

Archibald MacLeish produced and published a modern play-in-verse version called J.B. in 1958, but I really don't think much of it. (It won a Pulitzer, which doesn't necessarily signify much imo.) Very quick read, if you're curious.

The reactions and speeches of his friends were misinformed, arrogant and presumptuous, and were chastised heavily by God Himself by the end of the work.

 

[Orange_Crush]

@peaygolf

 

[SSVol]

@peaygolf

I need a drop...way over here...or a Barrett 50.

 

[Enki_Amenra]

 

[Jimmy Football]

Am I mistaken, or were there regular vehicles passing them as they were anchoring?

I can see getting used to tornadoes if you live in Nebraska, but I still don’t think I would be driving around with a huge tornado in shouting distance.

 

[mrmax86]

Am I mistaken, or were there regular vehicles passing them as they were anchoring?

I can see getting used to tornadoes if you live in Nebraska, but I still don’t think I would be driving around with a huge tornado in shouting distance.

Looks like they got out in front of the tornado passing, barely.

 

[BigSteve09]

Am I mistaken, or were there regular vehicles passing them as they were anchoring?

I can see getting used to tornadoes if you live in Nebraska, but I still don’t think I would be driving around with a huge tornado in shouting distance.

That was truly some Mr. Magoo behavior by the Toyota. I think that was a moran. The two that almost rear ended the vehicle then went around it to pass just in front of the tornado were probably adrenaline junkies or amateur chasers/tours.

 

[Enki_Amenra]

Nope from me too. I'm not a thrill seeker like that and it seems like that's what they were doing, while also doing something scientific. It seems like, with today's tech, everything they do can be done remotely from a distance.

Every time I heard his name, my mind repeats it a Treed Rimmer. . .

 

[TheRain]

 

[BigSteve09]

this one is crazy too, but older



I get a rush just watching that. Imagine how you'd feel actually being in that vehicle.

 

[GoBigOrange86]

 

[BigOrange15]

No one keeps receipts like Tennessee fans lol