Recruiting Forum Football Talk III

[The Dog]

I mean you are kind of missing the point. He has the ability to do that. Doesn’t matter if it was a real game or not.

Yes, it matters, Milton has had his chance at Michigan and failed, miserably. I hope he balls out, but he has a history of underperforming

 

[UTProf]

Yes, it matters, Milton has had his chance at Michigan and failed, miserably. I hope he balls out, but he has a history of underperforming

Nathan Peterman was the worst QB I've ever seen at UT. He got good enough at Pitt to get drafted and have a lot of Steelers fans complaining on draft day that their team had taken Dobbs instead of him. Changes in scenery and staff can matter a whole lot.

 

[UTMVol76]

Why didnt you morans tell me about Spotify? Listening to Trey Hensley/Rob Ickes channel.

This no ad stuff rawks.

Rob Ickes is the

 

[vol9799]

Amazing player, but not a “trailblazer” like the other 4.

Tee Martin would have no "Trailblazer" qualifications without Al Wilson. Fact

 

[JCP201]

If it's Milton, they need to go ahead and make a decision so they can start practicing with him as the guy. As for the statues; Holloway was the SEC's first African-American starting quarterback in 1972, while Martin was the league's first Black quarterback to lead his team to a national championship in 1998.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Rob Ickes is the

Never met Rob personally but Tim, Shawn, & Wayne are super nice fellas. Tim is super down to Earth amd always appreciative.

Seen them play in Churches, VI, randomly by ETSU Sherrod Library with three people around...Hoofers Gospel Barn, Merlefest.

Always bring the house down. Like Jerry Douglas also. Tim and Wayne are Bucs, glad to see Bucs do well.

Cool story Bro. Wife and I were sitting at Lobster Trap bar in Asheville one night. App we'd barely missed Jerry eating there. We took his seats. He gave the people next to us tickets. Well, they had no idea who Jerry Douglas is...so they gave is the tickets. Great Show...

Jerry & Tim together is a treat. Google Blue Night.

 

[butchna]

Nathan Peterman was the worst QB I've ever seen at UT. He got good enough at Pitt to get drafted and have a lot of Steelers fans complaining on draft day that their team had taken Dobbs instead of him. Changes in scenery and staff can matter a whole lot.

He’ll always have that record.

 

[SweetasSoda]

Tee Martin would have no "Trailblazer" qualifications without Al Wilson. Fact

It's that he broke the "black QBs can't win a NC " in the SEC. Not that he was the best player on that team.

 

[UTMVol76]

Never met Rob personally but Tim, Shawn, & Wayne are super nice fellas. Tim is super down to Earth amd always appreciative.

Seen them play in Churches, VI, randomly by ETSU Sherrod Library with three people around...Hoofers Gospel Barn.

Always bring the house down. Like Jerry Douglas also. Tim and Wayne are Bucs, glad to see Bucs do well.

I saw them at the Ryman 2x in ‘03 and ‘04 and they’ve been my favorite bluegrass band since. They are soooo good live, but I love all their stuff, even after Rob left. I’d love to talk to them sometime since they appear to be just everyday folk.

 

[vol9799]

It's that he broke the "black QBs can't win a NC " in the SEC. Not that he was the best player on that team.

I understand, but without Al, that team doesn't sniff a Natty, hence Tee loses his qualification. That is my point.

 

[Jackcrevol]

I saw them at the Ryman 2x in ‘03 and ‘04 and they’ve been my favorite bluegrass band since. They are soooo good live, but I love all their stuff, even after Rob left. I’d love to talk to them sometime since they appear to be just everyday folk.

Wayne and Tim are super extroverted. Tim is the main guy. He's a bloomindayull feller. You'd nevrr know he worked with NASA to develop his own personal guitar.

Check out his solo stuff its great. Also like Shawn's solo stuff. Prob a bit more. Jason and Shawn are quiet dudes in corner, Shawn probably scrapped a few in day.

 

[InVOLuntary]

Did! Mom loved Larry, so maybe it was rebellion but more likely repulsion by the nut huggers and translucent complexion. Now I marvel at the genius of his game. I actually loved UNC in the 80’s and Jordan in his first few seasons. I bristled at the (earned) hype and his assassin role against the Knicks. Time healed my stubbornness and Knick fandom…they gone.

I was a Lakers fan so I hated Boston, Detroit, and Chicago. I, like you recognize the greatness of all those teams/players now.

 

[Jackcrevol]

I saw them at the Ryman 2x in ‘03 and ‘04 and they’ve been my favorite bluegrass band since. They are soooo good live, but I love all their stuff, even after Rob left. I’d love to talk to them sometime since they appear to be just everyday folk.

Blue Highway is up there.

Hot Rize mostly because of Tim.

 

[UTMVol76]

Blue Highway is up there.

Hot Rize mostly because of Tim.

Tim’s historical background has lead him to write some great great songs based off things he’s researched.

Someday is a classic that will be reviewed positively by critics in time as an all time great.

 

[Jackcrevol]

@UTMVol76

48th Annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival — Planet Bluegrass • Colorado Music Festivals & Concerts • Lyons, CO

This and Targhee are bucket list for me.

 

[UTMVol76]

@UTMVol76

48th Annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival — Planet Bluegrass • Colorado Music Festivals & Concerts • Lyons, CO

This and Targhee are bucket list for me.

Do that and hike the Maroon Bells. Sounds like a trip!!

 

[UTProf]

He’ll always have that record.
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It was so bad that you could see the terror on our team's face whenever he came into a game. I hate that he couldn't get it together here but that UF game was so bad that it just broke him mentally. If ever someone needed to leave in order to shake off the ghosts of their past it was him.

 

[engineerVOL]

Nathan Peterman was the worst QB I've ever seen at UT. He got good enough at Pitt to get drafted and have a lot of Steelers fans complaining on draft day that their team had taken Dobbs instead of him. Changes in scenery and staff can matter a whole lot.

And he’s still in the league.

 

[JCP201]

It was so bad that you could see the terror on our team's face whenever he came into a game. I hate that he couldn't get it together here but that UF game was so bad that it just broke him mentally. If ever someone needed to leave in order to shake off the ghosts of their past it was him.

Then he went into the NFL and it was like VOLS vs. Florida again.

 

[volbeast33]

Good point. Not sure what it has to do with mine. An athletic feat by a quarterback, such as a 70 yard run, isn’t dependent on an offensive system…it’s ability. So far in 3 seasons, his career long is 31 yards.

That’s not entirely true…… he runs a 4.6 40 and this system requires defenses to be more spread out and play man coverage more therefore leaving way more open field for QBs to run through.

 

[UTProf]

And he’s still in the league.

He and Bray have been 2 surprises in terms of longevity.

 

[Dudley Smith]

Nathan Peterman was the worst QB I've ever seen at UT. He got good enough at Pitt to get drafted and have a lot of Steelers fans complaining on draft day that their team had taken Dobbs instead of him. Changes in scenery and staff can matter a whole lot.

Nathan Peterman had one terrible day in the Swamp. Jarrett Guarantano put in the work over 3+ years to earn that title. His oeuvre was a reign of ineptitude that will hopefully never again be experienced by the Living Vol Fan.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Do that and hike the Maroon Bells. Sounds like a trip!!

Man i travelled to wrong part of Colorado.

 

[UTMVol76]

Man i travelled to wrong part of Colorado.

Lol, I have no idea if Telluride is near Maroon Bells, just know I want to knock that hike out sometime.

 

[InVOLuntary]

Anybody have a Helix mattress? Thoughts? We need a new mattress and want to get something good that's not crazy like sleep number.

Whatever you get make sure it has a good combustion coefficient. You just never know.