Recruiting Forum Football Talk XXXIII

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BaldBiker said:
I've got no issues with Breakerboy. He's just passionate about UT football...and has a couple of reasons to be more so right now, I gather. He and I don't always agree with each other, but we actually do quite often.

For what it's worth...I'm probably a bigger ass than Breaker.

Appreciate you having my back though. :hi:
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Your like a bulldog... Extremely ugly, slobbers everywhere, chews up the couch, but every once in a while you do something bthat makes us want to keep you around
 
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Rishvol said:
Your like a bulldog... Extremely ugly, slobbers everywhere, chews up the couch, but every once in a while you do something bthat makes us want to keep you around
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If I had a nickel for every time I've heard this...well, at least the bolded part.
 
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bignewt said:
Just needs to be neutered.
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Kristy* said:
It's gimmicky because the whole purpose of their offensive schemes are to deceive. Also, all defenses to face them have to specially prepare for their offense, which they aren't used to seeing.
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I don't know how much you know about offense BUT.... every offensive scheme you will see is meant to deceive...

I am not sure how the Flexbone is different? The thought process came from the Wing T with Coach Raymond (I believe that is his las name) anyway he came up with it at Delaware University. He started packaging plays together and creating series of plays that complimented each other... Belly, Buck Sweep and so on... The same way the Flexbone runs the veer, and midline.

The Wing T is where we get the idea of the H back. Well, it is from that and Sid Gillman....

A lot of people think that the is "new" spread system is far from other things but it really is just minor tweaks...
 
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Nashvegas31 said:
Was wondering same. Is Wray visiting today? Can't remember when he was supposed to visit
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I heard on the radio that Jacob Warren had visited practice this week and VQ said that Ollie Lane was visiting either today or tomorrow. It could be one of those local players committing.
 
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jave36 said:
Carell made 40 year old Virgin. Those others were lame. Rogen just says and does stupid things, yells a lot, and clutches with all his might to crude and physical humor because he doesn't have anything actually funny in him. He sets up the most absurd and ridiculous situations to distract people from his absence of cleverness.
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Those were all movies that he was a producer for as well. He does behind the scenes work as well.
 
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Everyone wants to know about the quarterback battle. The reality is that everyone expects it to be a long battle, as we have been saying since the end of last season.

Through two days both Quinten Dormady and Jarrett Guarantano have thrown interceptions and both have thrown some great balls. Both have BIG-TIME arms and that's assumed to be a wash. Guarantano has made some plays with his legs as expected including one on Thursday that went for over 40 yards. Bottom line is that both have had good plays, some mistakes and both are settling in for a long battle for the job.

With Jauan Jennings missing some practice time, the opportunities have been there for the young receivers like Latrell Williams, Tyler Byrd and Marquez Callaway. With a lot of youth at receiver, the tight ends have been a big factor early. As we noted last week in the war room, offensive coordinator Larry Scott likes the tight ends and wants them more involved. Wolf said on Thursday that in 11-on-11 work, the tight ends have had 12-13 catches and only one drop.

On the offensive line there is going to be plenty of competition particularly guard-center-guard spots. That group has gotten off to a good start, but the test comes when pads go on. Line coach Walt Wells is driving home toughness and physicality. Its only two practices and there's no pads, but Trey Smith has done nothing to disappoint and at the tackle spot it's been a good start for Drew Richmond. Remember Richmond and Wells worked a lot together one on one the second half of the season so the Memphis native is very comfortable with his new line coach.
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-VQ
 
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