VN Article: Tennessee among leaders for Georgia tight end

[Freak]

As Derek Dooley continues to focus on the 2011 recruiting class, it’s clear that the state of Georgia is a primary focus for Tennessee’s first year head coach. One such target form the Peach State is Rory Anderson, a 6-4, 200 pound tight end from McEachern High School in Powder Springs, Georgia. Anderson, who has [...]

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[hackplayin3rd]

Golden help us out lol

 

[sjt18]

Must not be any good... according to some here, Dooley isn't in on any of the better recruits.

 

[BigOrange15]

Yeah Dooley is just pretty useless at everything, just ask Hatvol

 

[Bigun]

I'm excited that we are in on these guys, but isn't this like the 4th TE that we are really recruiting hard? I would feel much better if we were on that many DT's since that appears to be our greatest need, IMO.

 

[rote]

Must not be any good... according to some here, Dooley isn't in on any of the better recruits.

yeah we might as well forfeit the whole 2010 season...lol...GBO!

 

[sjt18]

I'm excited that we are in on these guys, but isn't this like the 4th TE that we are really recruiting hard? I would feel much better if we were on that many DT's since that appears to be our greatest need, IMO.

UT doesn't have a real good option at TE right now behind Stocker who is a SR.

TE's are also high probability contributor recruits. If a guy doesn't work out at TE then you bulk him up and make an OL or DL out of him. Unless they just lack the ability to gain weight, you can almost always get your money's worth. A slow TE is still a fast OL.