Quentin Washington

[govolsman]

Couldn't find a thread dedicated to this prospect, so thought I'd start one in the hopes of learning a little about him. Says on ESPN that, as of July 24, he expects to take an official visit to Tennessee. Anyone know anything about him?

If there is a thread about him and I overlooked it, forgive me.

[ChiTownVol]

He's the 17th best OG in both rivals and scouts. He looks great. I say take him

[sjt18]

I think this is the kid that could be switched to DT also.

[vols_are_champs]

Profile anyone?

[TrueOrangeBlood]

Originally Posted by vols_are_champs

Profile anyone?

Quinton Washington - Football Recruiting


There ya go. 4* and a big strong kid.

[vols_are_champs]

He looks like Davenport

[govolsman]

Has the Under Armour All-American Game replaced the Army All American game in prestige? Or is it just another ploy by ESPN to monopolize sports? I was wondering how the 17th best offensive guard in the nation made the roster. Being rated that high is fantastic, but it seems to me if he is the 17 rated prospect at his position, there should be 16 others with the chance to play n the game before him.

Not that ratings and High School All American games mean that much, but Josh Nunes and Jarvis Giles are current commits on the roster.
Montrell Conner, Marlon Brown, Stephon Gilmore, Quentin Washington, Peter White, Darren Myles, and Frankie Telfort are all rumored to have some sort of interest in the Vols. Leaving any out?

[chavisut]

Originally Posted by govolsman

Has the Under Armour All-American Game replaced the Army All American game in prestige? Or is it just another ploy by ESPN to monopolize sports? I was wondering how the 17th best offensive guard in the nation made the game. Being rated that high is fantastic, but it seems to me if he is the 17 rated prospect at his position, there should be 16 others with the chance to play n the game before him.

The rating system is strictly an opinion of a player. The people that put together the game might have a different one.

[vols_are_champs]

Is there a guy at Rivals who has the final say so on stars?

[VOLNBAMA]

Originally Posted by vols_are_champs

Is there a guy at Rivals who has the final say so on stars?

there are guys that decide that.

[vols_are_champs]

Originally Posted by VOLNBAMA

there are guys that decide that.

I am asking if there is like a head honcho who if the "board" says this homeslice is a 3 star, can he say Nope 4 star and that's that?

[VOLNBAMA]

Originally Posted by vols_are_champs

I am asking if there is like a head honcho who if the "board" says this homeslice is a 3 star, can he say Nope 4 star and that's that?

no, it's by committee.

[govolsman]

Originally Posted by chavisut

The rating system is strictly an opinion of a player. The people that put together the game might have a different one.

The reason I ask is because ESPN uses Scouts rating system, and they promote the Under Armour All Americans, so I just assume that Under Armour used Scouts rating system as well, but I could be way off.

[vols_are_champs]

Originally Posted by VOLNBAMA

no, it's by committee.

Oh, so like voting. Well do they have clueless business men ranking them or football analysts?

[VOLNBAMA]

Originally Posted by vols_are_champs

Oh, so like voting. Well do they have clueless business men ranking them or football analysts?

i really don't know, i just made up everything i just said.