Recruiting Forum Football Talk XXVI

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Dad got free tickets to FL and UGA games again. Sadly we have to sit in visitor side because the tickets are from a UGA and FL player lol

You can feast on their sorrow and drink their tears.

Hint bring Jack Daniels (mixes well with tears)

:)
 
It sounds like the man upstairs is bringing Pat home now. Rest in peace, Pat. You are an inspiration to all.

As bad as this may sound, I am so glad her suffering is coming to an end. She has touched so many lives and those lives have touched so many; I think she will live forever. But we will miss her.
 
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First of all its Statue of Limitations. Whoever heard of a statute? Lol.

Second of all GBO!

I think I made my point.

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That's not like you, Glich. Now, do you need a little salt with that foot?
 
Last year around this time of the summer I gave an update on the new guys and first impressions, etc.

It seemed to be appreciated so I figured I'd do it again this year. Without further ado:


Marquill: dudes a thick CB who has already been receiving praise for his work ethic & leadership. Would bet he will see plenty of PT as a primary backup this season. Real nice kid.

Alexis Johnson: as Larry said in the football forum, it's looking like AJ will be back in the fall. Whether or not he plays this year or red shirts is up in the air, but from a physical standpoint the guy is huge. He looks bigger than listed, definitely closer to KM type size. He carries the weight well and none of it seems to be bad weight.

Jeff George: Tall, lanky but getting bigger. Red zone aficionado. Staff seems to be liking his progress and he seems to be taking care of business on and off the field in the classroom. With what we have at WR he seems to fit a nice possession receiver type role. Huge wingspan + frame + vertical = massive target radius for Dobbs.

DJ Henderson: DJ is an impressive looking player who was recruited to fill up depth in the secondary. He is someone I haven't seen as much but am looking forward to following during camp.

Bituli: physical specimen. Easily 6'3"-6'4" 230 with absolutely no bad weight. Looks like he can put his finger in the dirt, stand up on the edge, or play any LB spot just based off the eye test. Yes ma'am yes sir type of kid. Looking forward to following him throughout camp.

J. Blakely: very similar build to Bituli. May even be slightly heavier. it looks like his HS weight training program was legit.

Callaway: my bet to be a future star. First thing that jumps out (beside the dreads): his personality. Hilarious, well-mannered kid who seems to be well liked by his teammates. Has ideal WR size & can play every position at receiver. Future leader.

Tyler and CFA: lumped them together because they are both very similar in both size and personality. Both around 6 foot and seem to have taken advantage of HS weight training. Of course they can stand to gain weight (and by the season I expect it to happen) but for new enrollees they are on the better half of the physical side. Both very nice, leader type kids. Butch has a recruiting profile that starts with personality and these guys fit it perfectly.

Kongbo: good luck blocking him.

Nigel: you can just tell he's got the 'it factor' you want in an elite DB. He's got the size and the ability. Now it's time to see him play. Our future is bright in the secondary.

This is part 1, will be back later with part 2

These past few classes I have noticed a trend in the kind of player we recruit. They seem to all first and foremost have positive mindsets and those leadership intangibles that are hard to develop. They also are guys who physically look like they've had a year or two in a college weight program (outside of some OL which ideally red shirt anyways). I believe these are two things which are very important to be developed as early as possible that way the other parts of adjusting to college football/life are easier for these guys which is IMO a big reason why we are seeing freshman come in each year who are immediately carving out an important role on the team.

Hope this gets you as pumped for practice to start as it gets me!

GBO

GFW part 2.

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I've never put anyone on ignore. I enjoy hearing (sometimes laughing) everyone's thoughts. It'd be boring if we were all the same jmoimotifwiwsiapwtfbbq

This is the way I felt for a long time but it's changed lately.
I have never used ignore just because someone has a different opinion, but after a while, it becomes apparent that some just like to argue.

I was reading a thread about Will Muschamp the other day, it had absolutely nothing to do with UT. And no one was discussing UT.
But Captain Crunch shows up and just throws some random shot at Jones. I don't mind at all if someone doesn't think our coach is "the guy" but I also can identify trolling for confrontation.
 
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Last year around this time of the summer I gave an update on the new guys and first impressions, etc.

It seemed to be appreciated so I figured I'd do it again this year. Without further ado:


Marquill: dudes a thick CB who has already been receiving praise for his work ethic & leadership. Would bet he will see plenty of PT as a primary backup this season. Real nice kid.

Alexis Johnson: as Larry said in the football forum, it's looking like AJ will be back in the fall. Whether or not he plays this year or red shirts is up in the air, but from a physical standpoint the guy is huge. He looks bigger than listed, definitely closer to KM type size. He carries the weight well and none of it seems to be bad weight.

Jeff George: Tall, lanky but getting bigger. Red zone aficionado. Staff seems to be liking his progress and he seems to be taking care of business on and off the field in the classroom. With what we have at WR he seems to fit a nice possession receiver type role. Huge wingspan + frame + vertical = massive target radius for Dobbs.

DJ Henderson: DJ is an impressive looking player who was recruited to fill up depth in the secondary. He is someone I haven't seen as much but am looking forward to following during camp.

Bituli: physical specimen. Easily 6'3"-6'4" 230 with absolutely no bad weight. Looks like he can put his finger in the dirt, stand up on the edge, or play any LB spot just based off the eye test. Yes ma'am yes sir type of kid. Looking forward to following him throughout camp.

J. Blakely: very similar build to Bituli. May even be slightly heavier. it looks like his HS weight training program was legit.

Callaway: my bet to be a future star. First thing that jumps out (beside the dreads): his personality. Hilarious, well-mannered kid who seems to be well liked by his teammates. Has ideal WR size & can play every position at receiver. Future leader.

Tyler and CFA: lumped them together because they are both very similar in both size and personality. Both around 6 foot and seem to have taken advantage of HS weight training. Of course they can stand to gain weight (and by the season I expect it to happen) but for new enrollees they are on the better half of the physical side. Both very nice, leader type kids. Butch has a recruiting profile that starts with personality and these guys fit it perfectly.

Kongbo: good luck blocking him.

Nigel: you can just tell he's got the 'it factor' you want in an elite DB. He's got the size and the ability. Now it's time to see him play. Our future is bright in the secondary.

This is part 1, will be back later with part 2

These past few classes I have noticed a trend in the kind of player we recruit. They seem to all first and foremost have positive mindsets and those leadership intangibles that are hard to develop. They also are guys who physically look like they've had a year or two in a college weight program (outside of some OL which ideally red shirt anyways). I believe these are two things which are very important to be developed as early as possible that way the other parts of adjusting to college football/life are easier for these guys which is IMO a big reason why we are seeing freshman come in each year who are immediately carving out an important role on the team.

Hope this gets you as pumped for practice to start as it gets me!

GBO


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With all due respect to all the VIPs around here, it sucks having to wade through all this crap about this poster or another to find actual thoughts/opinions/information on recruits.

With that, I'll cease my pissing and moaning, and bid you all a good day. :hi:
 
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This is the way I felt for a long time but it's changed lately.
I have never used ignore just because someone has a different opinion, but after a while, it becomes apparent that some just like to argue.

I was reading a thread about Will Muschamp the other day, it had absolutely nothing to do with UT. And no one was discussing UT.
But Captain Crunch shows up and just throws some random shot at Jones. I don't mind at all if someone doesn't think our coach is "the guy" but I also can identify trolling for confrontation.

Thus baiting people into arguments. And he truly is a master baiter.
 
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This is the way I felt for a long time but it's changed lately.
I have never used ignore just because someone has a different opinion, but after a while, it becomes apparent that some just like to argue.

I was reading a thread about Will Muschamp the other day, it had absolutely nothing to do with UT. And no one was discussing UT.
But Captain Crunch shows up and just throws some random shot at Jones. I don't mind at all if someone doesn't think our coach is "the guy" but I also can identify trolling for confrontation.

Nope. I don't ignore people for having a different opinion. It's the ones who are so overly obnoxious with their opinion that they have to keep saying the same thing over and over again.

I either agreed or disagreed the first time it was posted. After reading the same thing for the 1000th time....I just want to break their fingers so they can't type anymore.

Maybe it's just me....but I doubt it.
 
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With all due respect to all the VIPs around here, it sucks having to wade through all this crap about this poster or another to find actual thoughts/opinions/information on recruits.

With that, I'll cease my pissing and moaning, and bid you all a good day. :hi:

Lol. Each recruit has a thread. Refer to those for information on specific recruits. Smh.
 
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With all due respect to all the VIPs around here, it sucks having to wade through all this crap about this poster or another to find actual thoughts/opinions/information on recruits.

With that, I'll cease my pissing and moaning, and bid you all a good day. :hi:

You skipped the recruit threads and came to the "talk" thread to bi*#h about people talking???

It becomes more evident every day as to why they have to include "do not ingest/take orally" on everything thing from motor oil to Preperation H.
 
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Hard news to hear about Pat. Never be another one like her. Year in and year out you knew that the Lady Vols were going to be the team you had to go through to get to the Championship. My heart is sad and the whole basketball world will be. She had such a huge impact on Lady's basketball and young lady's lives.
 
You skipped the recruit threads and came to the "talk" thread to bi*#h about people talking???

It becomes more evident every day as to why they have to include "do not ingest/take orally" on everything thing from motor oil to Preperation H.

Wait, you don't use Preparation H orally?..........whoops
 
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GFW - Can you give us some insight on how some of last years Freshman that redshirted have looked post spring? Preferably guys like D. Taylor and Richmond.

Thanks and I will hang up and listen.
 
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