To'o To'o: "We'll see them again"

#52
#52
TAMU was inside the 5 to win the game. Ole Miss, LSU, and Miss State have a chance against bama.

Yeh if they don't make some major adjustments, they probably will lose again. Especially now that they don't feel like some magical armor is protecting them from asskickings . I just can't see them not improving on defense after this. Or they could just spiral . I doubt it though.
 
#58
#58
He may have been one of the players forced to leave due to the NCAA investigation, but since Heupel tried to convince him to stay I don’t think that was the case.
A lot of those guys paychecks dried up.(hence Henry to Bama).Even with the NIL deals we couldn’t keep them anyway with the NCAA breathing down our necks.
 
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#59
#59
He may have been one of the players forced to leave due to the NCAA investigation, but since Heupel tried to convince him to stay I don’t think that was the case.
You are correct. Heupel definitely wanted him to stay he has also commented that wasn't a realistic possibility since he dropped out of school and wasn't with the team. His decision was definitely his on choice. One could bring up Alvin Kamara but he was kicked off Alabama so really not a comparable situation.
 
#60
#60
Whether we end up playing Bama again, or Ole Miss., it will be THE GAME to watch nationwide. Because Bama will be in revenge-mode, and the Vols want to show game one wasn't a fluke. The Kiffin-Vols fans feud will be at a height beyond the stratosphere. Vols will look to humiliate both the Kif and his team. Either way, this will catapult the Tennessee brand so deep in college football consciousness, we will have to fight off the overabundance of 4 and 5 star recruits wanting to come here for a long time.
 
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Now, I'm not defending HT, but, was leaving UT his idea? Didn't he have hands on experience with gifting recruits? (Please correct me if I'm wrong). I speculate he left us by "request". His biggest crime may have been supporting his (bad) coach by doing things that are legal now.
 
#67
#67
Now, I'm not defending HT, but, was leaving UT his idea? Didn't he have hands on experience with gifting recruits? (Please correct me if I'm wrong). I speculate he left us by "request". His biggest crime may have been supporting his (bad) coach by doing things that are legal now.
It's not so much the leaving, it's the crap afterward.
 
#68
#68
The only thing about HT is how he talked negative about us, smoked the cigar last year and posted it on social, and essentially was denigrating us this year too with how much more Bama pays attention to detail. All of it might be true during the Pruitt regime, but maybe at least pretend you liked it here and don't rub it on our faces. IF there is such a thing as Karma, it happened to him.
 
#71
#71
I guess I didn't follow along close enough to get PO'd by it like I should have. And, I'm so old I think of these guys as kids and give them a lot of slack.
 
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#73
Yeh if they don't make some major adjustments, they probably will lose again. Especially now that they don't feel like some magical armor is protecting them from asskickings . I just can't see them not improving on defense after this. Or they could just spiral . I doubt it though.
Beginning of the end?
 
#75
#75
I don't think this interview has been posted. At the 1:44 mark Henry is asked if this is a hard one for him. Fighting back tears, his reply: "We'll see them again. We'll see them again."


I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt until the video surfaced of him trying to injure Hooker when he was down. Just another Bama cheater getting processed. Banks played better than he did anyway IMO
 

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