'24 TN DB Boo Carter (Tennessee)

[FirstAndGoal]

I suspect it'll be the side with #FF8200 jerseys. Although, it may be the side with (255, 130, 0) jerseys.

Correct on both jerseys. LOL

 

[Orange_Crush]

In my time here a lot of posters have changed their screen names/started a new account to escape embarrassment over stupid things they've argued.

I've said more than a few stupid things. I'm OK with being wrong some times. Same screen name since I joined.

2006. Noob.

 

[SSVol]

I suspect it'll be the side with #FF8200 jerseys. Although, it may be the side with (255, 130, 0) jerseys.

You left out C=0 M=0.49 Y=1.

This one's a bit more fringe. IYKYK.

 

[BelieveTheHeup93]

Show us the proof that Bama and UGA offered in to play offense instead of defense.

Learn how to read and I’ll give you that proof

 

[csprig9]

My opinion from reading the tea leaves is he’s just not as talented as the wrs and other offensive skill players at that position we are recruiting. They like his ability better on D. Not a knock on him but maybe the coaches just don’t see him making a big impact if we get guys like Matthews or wingo, etc…..

 

[NighthawkVol]

Those of us old enough will always remember Brian Darden- the absolutely can’t miss best that’s ever bend or ever will be tailback from Mississippi.

I cheer for who we get and don’t worry about the others.

He’s up there with OJ Owens, Chris Donald, and Kenny O’Neal. Travis Cozart too, although he didn’t so much bust as he just let off the field issues derail him. Cozart was going to be an absolute star.

 

[Jackcrevol]

He’s up there with OJ Owens, Chris Donald, and Kenny O’Neal. Travis Cozart too, although he didn’t so much bust as he just let off the field issues derail him. Cozart was going to be an absolute star.

Chris Donald, dude was jumping OVER fools and sacking QB's. How that dude was a miss

Ill never forget Jimmy Clausen, the necks coming of whatever. Professional noodler.

 

[volunteerlane]

Boo is about to be our “fart in a skillet” when Dee leaves

 

[volinbama256]

Boo is about to be our “fart in a skillet” when Dee leaves

Gotta get him, and keep him in the skillet first.

 

[GrayWaterCanine]

Had Boo ever out right stated on what side of the ball he wants to play on?

Left

 

[cncchris33]

Left

 

[rgvol]

Vol in my opinion

 

[berry4138]

I heard he is leaning towards Oregon

 

[#Vol4Life1991]

I heard he is leaning towards Oregon

Troll account

 

[BelieveTheHeup93]

How do we know that the coaches are NOT going to let him play offense??

Because every insider close to the program plus Boo has said they’re recruiting him to play defense, and there’s been 1 player in the SEC in my lifetime that I can remember playing both sides of the ball and that was Malcolm Mitchell and he eventually moved full time to WR after 1 year. There’s been only 4 others I can think of that’s done it at the P5 level the past 10-15 years and Myles Jack and Jabrill Peppers were the only ones that did it full time for the majority of their career. Ray Ray McLeod played WR at Clemson for a majority of his career then played DB the last couple of games one year because they needed the depth. Charles Nelson did pretty much the same thing as McLeod at Oregon. This isn’t the SWAC where guys can play full time on both sides of the ball. Playing both sides of the ball simply isn’t something a lot of DBs are capable of doing at the P5 level. There’s far too much running involved and too much of the playbook on both sides they have to learn. Even Charles Woodson only played offense for a few games and was a true impact for maybe 1-2 of them. Giving Boo 4-5 direct snaps or jet sweeps/screens per game on offense likely isn’t going to be enough to be considered him playing offense. This time last year his future may have been at DB, but I would say that after he saw he was uncoverable when he went to a camp a couple of weeks back he likely was told his future was just as bright at WR as it was on defense and considering WRs get paid a hell of a lot more than safeties in the NFL he’s probably realized he might be better off playing offense. I’ve always thought his future was on offense just because of how electric he is with the ball in his hands. In our offense he has DeAnthony Thomas/Tavon Austin type potential if they want to use him that way. Or even Jaylen Waddle type potential if they wanted to use him as a more traditional WR. In my opinion he’s a better WR prospect than Dubose and potentially Kamron Mikell. Mikell may be a better athlete and physical specimen, but he has no experience at playing the position. Boo already does and will most likely be playing exclusively at WR on offense during his senior year since Bradley already has J’Alan Terry and the Wilson kid at RB who is a stud. From his highlight plus the 7v7 clips I’ve seen along with what I’ve heard from a coach or two at Bradley his route running definitely isn’t an issue, and he has plenty of speed and shiftiness. So I’m really not sure why they don’t want to take him on offense. Especially considering our WR room will be razor thin next season

 

[allvolrecruiting]

Because every insider close to the program plus Boo has said they’re recruiting him to play defense, and there’s been 1 player in the SEC in my lifetime that I can remember playing both sides of the ball and that was Malcolm Mitchell and he eventually moved full time to WR after 1 year. There’s been only 4 others I can think of that’s done it at the P5 level the past 10-15 years and Myles Jack and Jabrill Peppers were the only ones that did it full time for the majority of their career. Ray Ray McLeod played WR at Clemson for a majority of his career then played DB the last couple of games one year because they needed the depth. Charles Nelson did pretty much the same thing as McLeod at Oregon. This isn’t the SWAC where guys can play full time on both sides of the ball. Playing both sides of the ball simply isn’t something a lot of DBs are capable of doing at the P5 level. There’s far too much running involved and too much of the playbook on both sides they have to learn. Even Charles Woodson only played offense for a few games and was a true impact for maybe 1-2 of them. Giving Boo 4-5 direct snaps or jet sweeps/screens per game on offense likely isn’t going to be enough to be considered him playing offense. This time last year his future may have been at DB, but I would say that after he saw he was uncoverable when he went to a camp a couple of weeks back he likely was told his future was just as bright at WR as it was on defense and considering WRs get paid a hell of a lot more than safeties in the NFL he’s probably realized he might be better off playing offense. I’ve always thought his future was on offense just because of how electric he is with the ball in his hands. In our offense he has DeAnthony Thomas/Tavon Austin type potential if they want to use him that way. Or even Jaylen Waddle type potential if they wanted to use him as a more traditional WR. In my opinion he’s a better WR prospect than Dubose and potentially Kamron Mikell. Mikell may be a better athlete and physical specimen, but he has no experience at playing the position. Boo already does and will most likely be playing exclusively at WR on offense during his senior year since Bradley already has J’Alan Terry and the Wilson kid at RB who is a stud. From his highlight plus the 7v7 clips I’ve seen along with what I’ve heard from a coach or two at Bradley his route running definitely isn’t an issue, and he has plenty of speed and shiftiness. So I’m really not sure why they don’t want to take him on offense. Especially considering our WR room will be razor thin next season

Wouldn't call it razor thin. Squirrel has to stay, Thornton could come back, will have a lot of talented young receivers, and will probably get someone from the portal for the outside. Staff has gotten one portal wideout every year (Payton, Bru, Thornton)

 

[VolFreakJosh]

I heard he is leaning towards Oregon

I heard you’re a troll

 

[AresTheVol]

Wouldn't call it razor thin. Squirrel has to stay, Thornton could come back, will have a lot of talented young receivers, and will probably get someone from the portal for the outside. Staff has gotten one portal wideout every year (Payton, Bru, Thornton)

6-7 wr is pretty thin, 10-12 is avg, probably take 4 plus a transfer

 

[allvolrecruiting]

6-7 wr is pretty thin, 10-12 is avg, probably take 4 plus a transfer

Even then we'll be fine on the inside where Boo would be restricted to. Could have potentially Squirrel, Thornton, Matthews, another 2024 recruit can all play inside. Staff likes big receivers with the exception of Squirrel

 

[AresTheVol]

Even then we'll be fine on the inside where Boo would be restricted to. Could have potentially Squirrel, Thornton, Matthews, another 2024 recruit can all play inside. Staff likes big receivers with the exception of Squirrel

kinda have to when the sec is nothing but 6'1-6'2 dbs, don't think boo has the top end speed that SQ has

 

[Vol423]

I don’t know why you guys want to analyze the situation logically. The whole UT program implodes if Boo doesn’t play WR for UT. @BelieveTheHeup93 has proclaimed it.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Because every insider close to the program plus Boo has said they’re recruiting him to play defense, and there’s been 1 player in the SEC in my lifetime that I can remember playing both sides of the ball and that was Malcolm Mitchell and he eventually moved full time to WR after 1 year. There’s been only 4 others I can think of that’s done it at the P5 level the past 10-15 years and Myles Jack and Jabrill Peppers were the only ones that did it full time for the majority of their career. Ray Ray McLeod played WR at Clemson for a majority of his career then played DB the last couple of games one year because they needed the depth. Charles Nelson did pretty much the same thing as McLeod at Oregon. This isn’t the SWAC where guys can play full time on both sides of the ball. Playing both sides of the ball simply isn’t something a lot of DBs are capable of doing at the P5 level. There’s far too much running involved and too much of the playbook on both sides they have to learn. Even Charles Woodson only played offense for a few games and was a true impact for maybe 1-2 of them. Giving Boo 4-5 direct snaps or jet sweeps/screens per game on offense likely isn’t going to be enough to be considered him playing offense. This time last year his future may have been at DB, but I would say that after he saw he was uncoverable when he went to a camp a couple of weeks back he likely was told his future was just as bright at WR as it was on defense and considering WRs get paid a hell of a lot more than safeties in the NFL he’s probably realized he might be better off playing offense. I’ve always thought his future was on offense just because of how electric he is with the ball in his hands. In our offense he has DeAnthony Thomas/Tavon Austin type potential if they want to use him that way. Or even Jaylen Waddle type potential if they wanted to use him as a more traditional WR. In my opinion he’s a better WR prospect than Dubose and potentially Kamron Mikell. Mikell may be a better athlete and physical specimen, but he has no experience at playing the position. Boo already does and will most likely be playing exclusively at WR on offense during his senior year since Bradley already has J’Alan Terry and the Wilson kid at RB who is a stud. From his highlight plus the 7v7 clips I’ve seen along with what I’ve heard from a coach or two at Bradley his route running definitely isn’t an issue, and he has plenty of speed and shiftiness. So I’m really not sure why they don’t want to take him on offense. Especially considering our WR room will be razor thin next season

this kids future is at CB, specialiast. but id he wants to play slot, more power.

 

[jasonvol18]

Wouldn't call it razor thin. Squirrel has to stay, Thornton could come back, will have a lot of talented young receivers, and will probably get someone from the portal for the outside. Staff has gotten one portal wideout every year (Payton, Bru, Thornton)

I'm not sure how good our young Receiver's are outside of Leacock. None of then showed anything in the spring game when they had the chance to impress. Lots of drops. But you never know if or when the light will come on for them.

 

[MarcoVol]

Even then we'll be fine on the inside where Boo would be restricted to. Could have potentially Squirrel, Thornton, Matthews, another 2024 recruit can all play inside. Staff likes big receivers with the exception of Squirrel

Squirrel in Heupel’s offense is gonna be high-end entertainment value

 

[volsfan_17]

I'm not sure how good our young Receiver's are outside of Leacock. None of then showed anything in the spring game when they had the chance to impress. Lots of drops. But you never know if or when the light will come on for them.

I thought Webb looked good, as did Seldon who will start with the RBs and could be used in the slot.