Tennessee Legend Arian Foster's Workout Routine

#26
#26
chavisut said:
Owns a steakhouse with Tennessee legend Cody Douglas IIRC
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No kidding. Good for those guys. Nice to see UT legends excel in life away from football.

And speaking of steak, you know who always enjoyed a big juicy ribeye -- Tennessee legend Keyon Whiteside, that's who.
 
#27
#27
Jaytrain5 said:
No kidding. Good for those guys. Nice to see UT legends excel in life away from football.

And speaking of steak, you know who always enjoyed a big juicy ribeye -- Tennessee legend Keyon Whiteside, that's who.
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Tennessee legend Horace Morris enjoyed the prime rib.
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#35
#35
I never got over that fumble against UCLA, it was Labor Day Monday night game hard day in 100 degree 2 a days got home tired and pissed and watched Arian fumble and I just lost it, The excuse I made to my grandmother for the hole in the wall was epic, cause she said now son I know that's a lie, I was just as pissed about losing to those baby blue *****es as you were, but you don't see me acting crazy punching holes in walls. LOL
 
#39
#39
IPorange said:
I remember that legendary fumble against Penn State.
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I remember Brett Favre's interception against the Giants. Doesn't make him less good because he did something that everyone on his level at his position does.
 
#40
#40
crusse10 said:
I remember Brett Favre's interception against the Giants. Doesn't make him less good because he did something that everyone on his level at his position does.
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I hear ya.

Favre threw some picks. So did Tennessee legend Jon Crompton. Both are basically legendary.
 
#42
#42
Jaytrain5 said:
I hear ya.

Favre threw some picks. So did Tennessee legend Jon Crompton. Both are basically legendary.
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I'm not saying that Foster is legendary. I'm just saying that remembering one or two bad plays and judging his entire 4 years based on that is pretty pathetic.
 
#43
#43
crusse10 said:
I'm not saying that Foster is legendary. I'm just saying that remembering one or two bad plays and judging his entire 4 years based on that is pretty pathetic.
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That's just the way it is.

People don't remember Clint Stoerner for being one of the better qbs in Arkansas history. They don't remember Bill Buckner for being an all-star with 2500+ hits.

Foster had more memorable fumbles than great runs while at UT.
 
#44
#44
Jaytrain5 said:
That's just the way it is.

People don't remember Clint Stoerner for being one of the better qbs in Arkansas history. They don't remember Bill Buckner for being an all-star with 2500+ hits.

Foster had more memorable fumbles than great runs while at UT.
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I remember when he got ran down against LSU in the SECCG. Does that count?
 
#45
#45
tigervol9802 said:
I remember when he got ran down against LSU in the SECCG. Does that count?
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someone caught up to him on like a 70 yard run or pass against Cal too.....right at the 2

his slower speed became a bit of an achilles heel in long distance plays (the ones where everyone was behind him)
 
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