'19 TN DT Kristian Williams (Oregon —> in the portal)

[Vols2DaWall]

I’d take Memphis or Knoxville over Nashville and Chattanooga any day of the week.

What???

 

[volinbama256]

I'd rather have Elijah Davis

 

[brentcontractor]

This guy is for 2022. Davis 2023

 

[Jackcrevol]

I’d take Memphis or Knoxville over Nashville and Chattanooga any day of the week.

thats interesting.

 

[OrangeVolMan]

I’d take Memphis or Knoxville over Nashville and Chattanooga any day of the week.

Because who wouldn’t choose a city with one of the highest crime rates in the country.

 

[Devo182]

Because who wouldn’t choose a city with one of the highest crime rates in the country.

There's far more to a place than crime lol. And metro areas like Memphis are large and there's plenty of choices amongst it. If you want low crime, you shouldn't even be in the Southeast U.S. or, on a global scale, in the U.S. One could move to Japan and live a nice, extremely safe life if that's your determining factor. Otherwise, better buckle up...


OR you could just use common sense, know where you are, and live in any U.S. city while using your god given brain.

Fwiw I'd never live in Memphis either. But that's because it is nowhere near the mountains and beach.

 

[Rocky Volboa]

Because who wouldn’t choose a city with one of the highest crime rates in the country.

I’d rather have a little higher crime rate then all the hipsters and millennials that have over run Chattanooga. I grew up and still live 30 minutes outside Chattanooga and have worked in Chattanooga for the past 20 years. I’m getting to where I can’t stand it. Nashville is just as bad to me. Been to Memphis 20 something times in the last 3 years and never felt out of place and I’ve always loved Knoxville.

 

[Rocky Volboa]

thats interesting.

Chattanooga was better when it was an industrial city instead of a tourist trap.

 

[VolGee4]

Because who wouldn’t choose a city with one of the highest crime rates in the country.

10,000 alumni in the county…one of the wealthiest zip codes and several of the best public school districts in the state. But I know, it sucks to everyone else.

 

[Rocky Volboa]

10,000 alumni in the county…one of the wealthiest zip codes and several of the best public school districts in the state. But I know, it sucks to everyone else.

Not to me. Give me some Gibson donuts, central bbq and Gus’s and I’m a happy man. Plus my kids love the amazing zoo in Memphis.

 

[butchna]

Chattanooga was better when it was an industrial city instead of a tourist trap.

I grew up there. You could go outside and not do a damn thing and be covered with black soot. Now it's clean and well run. Yuppie and pretentious...but better.

 

[Pridedad]

I grew up there. You could go outside and not do a damn thing and be covered with black soot. Now it's clean and well run. Yuppie and pretentious...but better.

Always heard it was a two shirt town in the 70's. Had to change shirts at lunch to keep the shirt looking white.

 

[Ulysees E. McGill]

I grew up there. You could go outside and not do a damn thing and be covered with black soot. Now it's clean and well run. Yuppie and pretentious...but better.

Yep...downtown was nasty gross when we lived in Chattanooga in the 70s...luckily we lived in East Ridge which wasn't near as bad as the downtown side of Missionary Ridge.

 

[Ulysees E. McGill]

I’d take Memphis or Knoxville over Nashville and Chattanooga any day of the week.

I'm with you on Knoxville, but you are out of your ever lovin mind with Memphis.

 

[butchna]

Always heard it was a two shirt town in the 70's. Had to change shirts at lunch to keep the shirt looking white.

Humidity in that bowl made it worse! Sweat could make you look like you were going for the goth look.

 

[Ulysees E. McGill]

I’d rather have a little higher crime rate then all the hipsters and millennials that have over run Chattanooga. I grew up and still live 30 minutes outside Chattanooga and have worked in Chattanooga for the past 20 years. I’m getting to where I can’t stand it. Nashville is just as bad to me. Been to Memphis 20 something times in the last 3 years and never felt out of place and I’ve always loved Knoxville.

As far as people...there ain't a smidge difference between Chattanoogans and Knoxvillians anymore.

 

[Ulysees E. McGill]

Humidity in that bowl made it worse! Sweat could make you look like you were going for the goth look.

I never knew that you were a fellow Chattanoogan...kewl beanz.

 

[Rocky Volboa]

As far as people...there ain't a smidge difference between Chattanoogans and Knoxvillians anymore.

I only ever get to visit Knoxville so I’ll take your word for it but I can’t stand what they’ve done to Chattanooga.

 

[butchna]

I never knew that you were a fellow Chattanoogan...kewl beanz.

Red Bank. Remember East Ridge because our family church was out there.

 

[Ulysees E. McGill]

I only ever get to visit Knoxville so I’ll take your word for it but I can’t stand what they’ve done to Chattanooga.

I love Chattanooga now...and the freaks and hipsters are everwhere nowadays, even here in the deep dark hills of eastern Kentucky...it's just the way the world is.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

I’d take Memphis or Knoxville over Nashville and Chattanooga any day of the week.

For BBQ? I would agree. To live? Absolutely not. Memphis is a dump.

 

[Rocky Volboa]

For BBQ? I would agree. To live? Absolutely not. Memphis is a dump.

Y’all are tripping on Memphis. Every time I go it’s nice and the people are all super nice and friendly. I’ve never felt out of place in Memphis.

 

[thunder5]

Man…that Kristian Williams sure is a pretty decent DT…wonder if we have a shot at him…

Sorry to get off topic

 

[Ulysees E. McGill]

Y’all are tripping on Memphis. Every time I go it’s nice and the people are all super nice and friendly. I’ve never felt out of place in Memphis.

Ok

 

[Jackcrevol]

Chattanooga was better when it was an industrial city instead of a tourist trap.

my dad said he used to drive past chattanooga when he was in law school, because crime was so bad. come a long way