'20 SC WR Jalin Hyatt (UT SIGNEE)

[GojiraVol17]

What is crazy is that Rivals has us with a top 5 WR class, and a top 5 QB class. If somehow Zach Evans ends up here, we will also have a top 5 RB class. That is elite recruiting on offense.

But remember, Tennessee sucks. Per the idiots I have to wade through on bleacher report all the time, they can’t see why any recruit would want to ever come to our university. Psh. Some don’t have an appreciation for anything but who’s number 1 and then they’re just dick riding in the meantime. For anyone that doesn’t truly see we’re on a steady rise back up, they’d have to be dumb and blind to not see it & comprehend it. The toxicity and mis steps over what happened in the years following up to Pruitt’a arrival tarnished our image for years to come. Makes me queasy just thinking about it.

 

[memtownvol]

Guys, just for the record of Farrells stupidity. Kenny Solomon who runs with Vols Track had a personal record in High-school in the 200m of 21.57...... btw Solomon ran a verified 4.45-40m and claimed to of ran a 4.36.

Now compare that to Hyatt who has a PR 200m time of 21.14..... that’s a .43 difference and Hyatt was timed at a verified 4.31; lol but you know recorded times don’t matter......

Wind aided times.

 

[GoBigOrange_2309]

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Man how elusive that guy was

 

[tn4elvis]

Man how elusive that guy was

He was the best player at Tennessee that I have ever seen with the ball in his hands.He had unreal vision and top end speed to match. It's a shame that he couldn't figure out how to run correct routes.

 

[Smokeytom]

He was the best player at Tennessee that I have ever seen with the ball in his hands.He had unreal vision and top end speed to match. It's a shame that he couldn't figure out how to run correct routes.

I just wish we could’ve had him for more than 1 year and with a better coach. The dude was a Bo Jackson like athlete. Maybe Percy Harvin is a better example. Yeah it’s a shame he hasn’t become more of a pure WR in the NFL, but still super happy about his success.

Hopefully one of these speedsters we’re bringing in can be somewhere close to CP’s level of game breaker. Lord knows we need it!

 

[GojiraVol17]

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This will never get old. Love me some Cordarelle

 

[HoleInTheRoof]

7-9. Jalin Hyatt, Jimmy Calloway and Malachi Wideman, receivers
At least one of these guys will have to be a factor. Perhaps all of them will be. But there’s no position on Tennessee’s roster more wide open for early impacts than receiver. Wideman, a borderline top-100 prospect, is the highest-rated of the group, but Calloway and Hyatt bring a little more speed, the biggest need in the Vols’ strong class of receivers. Hyatt is the fastest of the trio but Wideman is a bigger target at 6-foot-5 and just under 200 pounds. Both will probably add some weight before long, but beyond Josh Palmer and senior Brandon Johnson, there aren’t any proven entities for the Vols’ receiver group. Ramel Keyton is a good bet and USC grad transfer Velus Jones will be in the mix, but there is a ton of opportunity without Marquez Callaway and Jauan Jennings. Bet on at least one of these guys getting into the double digits for catches this season and becoming a mainstay in the rotation. All three could do it.

-Ubben

 

[valoisvol]

Ubben didn’t mention Gibbs?

 

[Devo182]

Ubben didn’t mention Gibbs?

Not a 2020 signee.

 

[sjt18]

Not a 2020 signee.

The others weren't either. Also didn't mention Tillman who still might make an impact.

 

[bray2milton]

He was the best player at Tennessee that I have ever seen with the ball in his hands.He had unreal vision and top end speed to match. It's a shame that he couldn't figure out how to run correct routes.

Agreed. I’ve said the same before. I really think he could have been a All-SEC running back. The guy was greased lightening.

 

[vol72]

He was the best player at Tennessee that I have ever seen with the ball in his hands.He had unreal vision and top end speed to match. It's a shame that he couldn't figure out how to run correct routes.

Did you ever see Stanley Morgan? Unbelievable speed and vision. A great VFL and pro. We don't talk about Stan often enough. Stanley was from Easley, SC. (Edited.to add last sentence)

 

[tn4elvis]

Did you ever see Stanley Morgan? Unbelievable speed and vision. A great VFL and pro. We don't talk about Stan often enough. Stanley was from Easley, SC. (Edited.to add last sentence)

Yes I did .He was great also

 

[bluetick2]

Them Berry boys could get it done with the ball in their hands as well.

 

[LouderVol]

Agreed. I’ve said the same before. I really think he could have been a All-SEC running back. The guy was greased lightening.

Didnt like getting hit, which is why he always short armed his catches.

 

[DeepPurpleFloyd]

Didnt like getting hit, which is why he always broke the ankles of everyone who attempted to tackle him.

FYP

 

[LouderVol]

FYP

There is a reason we switched to sweeps and handoffs. Best athlete we have had in a long time. Not a great wr

 

[rekinhavoc]

Ubben didn’t mention Gibbs?

Didn't have time . School was letting out and he had cigarettes to sell.

 

[vol4092]

Bailey and Hyatt start to build chemistry during private workout

 

[VolBalla2014]

Bailey and Hyatt start to build chemistry during private workout

Hyatt is the offensive newcomer I’m most excited about (outside of Bailey) but I can’t help but visualize that post route route being a dagger to some unfortunate rival late in the fourth quarter in the near future. I love our future at WR with Palmer, Johnson, Keyton, Byrd and Wideman but I can’t help but get excited imagining a receiver in orange who can blow past elite corners and track down a ball like Hyatt. Love that these guys spent time together to work on timing. Expect it to pay dividends in the near future.

 

[vols1221]

Hyatt is the offensive newcomer I’m most excited about (outside of Bailey) but I can’t help but visualize that post route route being a dagger to some unfortunate rival late in the fourth quarter in the near future. I love our future at WR with Palmer, Johnson, Keyton, Byrd and Wideman but I can’t help but get excited imagining a receiver in orange who can blow past elite corners and track down a ball like Hyatt. Love that these guys spent time together to work on timing. Expect it to pay dividends in the near future.

I'm on the Hyatt train! Every time he steps on the field the run D is a little weaker, but the way he breaks on the deep slant is going to pay the bills. Either the safety helps, or it's a TD. So even if he doesn't have the numbers himself he's helping the RB succeed.

 

[INDEFENSE]

Don't know who I am looking forward to seeing mote Hyatt or Wideman.

 

[cHiZzLeVOL]

Don't know who I am looking forward to seeing mote Hyatt or Wideman.

Whichever one gets into the endzone is good for me lol

 

[Catbone]

If JG learns to throw a screen... (as a senior come on man)... this guy could have a big year

 

[LittleVol]

I think this kid is going to be our own Desean Jackson. Just the way he moves and the raw speed.

And he's so polished already. Great route runner. EXCELLENT hands. Yeah he's only 6'1 170 but most DBs will be too afraid to try and jam him.