'15 GA WR Preston Williams (UT Signee 2/4/15)

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MockingVol said:
I don't think it is possible to RS PW, he is just too much of a talent to keep off the field.
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If he's as good as advertised and can help us this year (even if only for a few games) I think you play him. He won't be around for a 5th year anyway.
 
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My comment about RS was geared more towards my being ok if he isn't physically recovered enough to go 100%, then Von coming back makes that alright.

I hope PW is physically and academically ready to go day one.
 
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Face said:
My comment about RS was geared more towards my being ok if he isn't physically recovered enough to go 100%, then Von coming back makes that alright.

I hope PW is physically and academically ready to go day one.
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I think he will be completely 100% by game 2-3. With that said though, he has already shown that he heals at a very fast rate so he might be 100% even sooner.
 
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dyllisvol42 said:
You live in Alabama? Huh, I'm suprised you can spell act.
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Key word is lived. I was born at UT medical center so I'm a naturalized Tennessean. But actually where I lived in Alabama is the highest per capita of doctorate degrees in the country. Common sense is a different story.
 
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Per Hubbs

The current University of Tennessee freshman and former Rivals.com four-star receiver is presently not allowed to practice after Williams' standardized test score, in this case the ACT, recently was flagged. The testing agency has granted Williams a retake of the exam, and that process is scheduled to take place early next week, no less than four sources told VolQuest.com.

For Williams, getting a special session scheduled to take the test potentially could help greatly expedite his return to the field --- as long as Williams records the necessary score. Multiple sources have said that Williams needs simply to score in the 18 range in order to be a qualifier.

Without getting a special session, which likely is to include just Williams and a proctor from the ACT service in the room, he was staring at a regularly scheduled ACT date of Sept. 12 and would have needed to be pre-registered by Friday. Anything thereafter would have required a late fee and also not a guaranteed spot for the test.
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