Recruiting Forum Football Talk [RIP 9.3.2019]

[Sleegro]

Lol. If you bothered to actually look at the profile pic it was making fun of Trumpet Blower, most of which I did while he was coach here. He was terrible from the get go.

Too late I've already framed the narrative and started spreading it. Now anytime people see yer avatar they will feel the urge to post hateful things about you. You may as well transfer to liberty. They're probably the only school that would take you.

 

[RikidyBones]

is it a rule that white moms have to wear yoga pants? These ho's basic.

 

[Sleegro]

Yep. In fact it's not even a penalty at all. If he can't coach wth difference does it make he wasn't allowed to be at practice

Oh no our ad can't attend some practices. It's a joke penalty.

 

[Sleegro]

is it a rule that white moms have to wear yoga pants? These ho's basic.

If not it should be.

 

[jpope9]

If not it should be.

ehh.....they're not for every one..

 

[RikidyBones]

ehh.....they're not for every one..

that's why I mention it.

 

[chargervol]

Had to edit. Even though I posted for the funny part at the end, still seemed too trashy until then

 

[SmokinBob]

I kinda cried as I watched and remembered

 

[Volator]

I think I heard him say on an interview yesterday on 104.5 that his family was living somewhere in Texas I think. Very strong Christian faith and loves spreading that message. Said he was on his way to Univ. of Louisville to get one of his daughters settled in who I think is a volleyball player when he got a call to gauge his interest in becoming head coach at Lipscomb Academy and agreed to stop in Nashville and have lunch with their reps and discuss. To make a long story short, he got excited about it, discussed with his wife and children and then agreed to the move. It is all on one of their podcasts and is an interesting listen

Yest the interview is well worth the listen (only about 5-8 minutes). Said his wife and daughter both told him they would be disappointed if he didn't take the job. One of his statements was interesting... Said to be great, you have do the hard tasks wand work harder than you ever have before. Think this is a link to the 3HL podcast 3HL by 104-5 The Zone on Apple Podcasts

Also think Matt Hassleback does live in Nashville (or used to). Dilfer talked to him prior to the interview. Said he was going to provide them a list of coaches and the school wanted him

 

[BigOrangeVols]

Perfect example, why would anyone want to follow Nick Saban? No way to match up.

I can give over 5 million reasons but yeah

 

[RoSmitty12]

Yes, there's Lance LeGendre, Dywan Griffin, and Jammie Robinson in the 2019 class. Tons of 2020 guys too. Guys from Marietta, a few in-state kids like Marcus Henderson and Tee Hodge, and others.

Saw Darrell Middleton I believe, didn’t recognize anyone else. Was a smaller group.

 

[Utk_turtle]

Thanks for posting. I lost my son a week ago today (on my birthday). He was 17 weeks in the womb but very much alive to my wife and me. We were able to hold his tiny body knowing he would never experience the life we know. He’s really the lucky one. He’s safe now tucked tight in the arms of God.

My wife and I had a very similar situation 3 years ago. We lost our baby boy on Jan 11, 2016 at 23 weeks to stillbirth due to placental detachment. I’ve lost friends and relatives over the years, but the pain of that loss was by far the worst I’ve experienced. We still have a hutch in the living room we dedicate to his urn, pitcures, foot and hand molds, teddy bear we had made for him, etc. Our 6 year old still has crying spells because he misses the brother he never met.

We were terrified to try again after seeing multiple specialists and being told there was no clear underlying cause for the detachment, basically just a lightning strike. What was to prevent lightning from striking twice? Fast forward to today and we have a healthy, happy 16 month old that I’m currently carrying around hugging while typing this.

I’m not a support group kind of guy, I’m much better at dealing with things internally. My wife, however, found a ton of comfort in online support groups (mostly through FB). There are so many people out there that have been through similar tragedies, never feel like you’re alone and never be afraid to share your story. It’s a part of the healing process, and for many people it’s a vital one.

 

[bignewt]

Im just getting geared up for next womens bball coach talk! Should be riveting and as Steven Tyler would say...and i don't want to miss a thing!

 

[GiggerVol]

I started to grab a yoga pants gone wrong gift but saw this. Completely unrelated but look on dudes face killed me


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Oh my..……...……...……...this conjures up soooooo many thoughts and ideas, even for a guy my age.

 

[JohnnyD1024]

Is this implying that Alabama is going to own us today?

 

[GiggerVol]

Oh my..……...……...……...this conjures up soooooo many thoughts and ideas, even for a guy my age.

 

[Exiled]

Still gives me chills!

 

[Batman1948]

Any visitors this weekend? At cafe 4 and looks like some recruits just walked in with hostesses.

Was Lane with them

 

[rdavis007]

My wife and I had a very similar situation 3 years ago. We lost our baby boy on Jan 11, 2016 at 23 weeks to stillbirth due to placental detachment. I’ve lost friends and relatives over the years, but the pain of that loss was by far the worst I’ve experienced. We still have a hutch in the living room we dedicate to his urn, pitcures, foot and hand molds, teddy bear we had made for him, etc. Our 6 year old still has crying spells because he misses the brother he never met.

We were terrified to try again after seeing multiple specialists and being told there was no clear underlying cause for the detachment, basically just a lightning strike. What was to prevent lightning from striking twice? Fast forward to today and we have a healthy, happy 16 month old that I’m currently carrying around hugging while typing this.

I’m not a support group kind of guy, I’m much better at dealing with things internally. My wife, however, found a ton of comfort in online support groups (mostly through FB). There are so many people out there that have been through similar tragedies, never feel like you’re alone and never be afraid to share your story. It’s a part of the healing process, and for many people it’s a vital one.

My wife and I had a similar experience in 2016, we lost our special needs daughter. She was the best daughter in the world, a true gift from God, she would be 26 today, she was our life. The only way to survive each day is to trust in God’s divine plan and make a conscious decision to be happy each day. Trust in the Anchor my friend, the Anchor Holds!

 

[Geronimo]

My wife and I had a very similar situation 3 years ago. We lost our baby boy on Jan 11, 2016 at 23 weeks to stillbirth due to placental detachment. I’ve lost friends and relatives over the years, but the pain of that loss was by far the worst I’ve experienced. We still have a hutch in the living room we dedicate to his urn, pitcures, foot and hand molds, teddy bear we had made for him, etc. Our 6 year old still has crying spells because he misses the brother he never met.

We were terrified to try again after seeing multiple specialists and being told there was no clear underlying cause for the detachment, basically just a lightning strike. What was to prevent lightning from striking twice? Fast forward to today and we have a healthy, happy 16 month old that I’m currently carrying around hugging while typing this.

I’m not a support group kind of guy, I’m much better at dealing with things internally. My wife, however, found a ton of comfort in online support groups (mostly through FB). There are so many people out there that have been through similar tragedies, never feel like you’re alone and never be afraid to share your story. It’s a part of the healing process, and for many people it’s a vital one.

Thanks so much. Your story sounds like a carbon copy of ours. Jan 11 was the day we lost ours, we too, are keeping his remains so we can have all our children under one roof and we have an older child dealing with the sadness.
Ours was a “lightning” strike as there was no evidence of anything wrong. Again...thank you! It helps to hear the stories of others.

 

[Jack Burton]

Checked Alabama’s 247 to see on Kelly and did not see much. However, their fans love Pruitt lol. I will post a couple of screen shots in a minute.

It’s interesting to read those comments. Why do they dislike Smart so much? The LPGA comments were funny too.

There's a lot of juniors on campus this weekend. Hopefully we will start seeing some action in next years class

I was wondering if they’d use the b-ball game for recruiting this weekend. Would love to see a list of those visiting.

 

[Ace]

Oh no our ad can't attend some practices. It's a joke penalty.

It is time he attended some LV basketball practices

 

[ob79]

Go Vols, beat Bama!!

 

[SmokeyLives]

Is this implying that Alabama is going to own us today?

That ain’t no Davy Crockett and get the hell off our checkers.

 

[Darth_Shiveman]

If frozen ground beef is accidentally left out on the countertop to thaw on a night that you end up going out to eat, how do you brown it while making sure that it doesn't dry out too much to eat over the next couple of days?

...asking for a friend.

Ground beef should have enough fat in it not to dry out unless it’s super lean like 90/10 or 95/5 anyway. Just brown it like you would normally.

If it is really lean and you want make it nice and juicy, chop up a few slices of bacon and mix it in before browning.