Starters That Kiffin Recruited

#404
#404
How many NFL players were on the 05 team? I believe there was something like 18 players. 5-6.
 
#405
#405
I was wrong. 20.

Erik Ainge
Jason Allen
Robert Ayers
Britton Colquitt
Brad Cottam
Jonathan Crompton
Arian Foster
Ramon Foster
Omar Gaither
Parys Haralson
Montario Hardesty
Justin Harrell
Jonathan Hefney
Jerod Mayo
Turk McBride
Robert Meachem
Marvin Mitchell
Arron Sears
Jonathan Wade
Dan Williams
 
#412
#412
crusse10 said:
I was wrong. 20.

Erik Ainge
Jason Allen
Robert Ayers
Britton Colquitt
Brad Cottam
Jonathan Crompton
Arian Foster
Ramon Foster
Omar Gaither
Parys Haralson
Montario Hardesty
Justin Harrell
Jonathan Hefney
Jerod Mayo
Turk McBride
Robert Meachem
Marvin Mitchell
Arron Sears
Jonathan Wade
Dan Williams
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That season was tragic.
 
#414
#414
Dropping a level to get a starting job is quitting. Simms went to a JUCO, then to the SEC. I call that moving up.
 
#417
#417
Going from Louisville, to JUCO, to Tennessee is a natural progression. Oh, and he didn't leave JUCO for Tennessee. He finished JUCO, then came to Tennessee.

Going from Tennessee to Chattanooga is pathetic.
 
#418
#418
crusse10 said:
Going from Louisville, to JUCO, to Tennessee is a natural progression. Oh, and he didn't leave JUCO for Tennessee. He finished JUCO, then came to Tennessee.

Going from Tennessee to Chattanooga is pathetic.
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Clueless



Going from Louisville to JUCO is progression ? the guy quit UL to play plain and simple.
 
#419
#419
He left Louisville because he wasn't going to start.

"Dropping a level to get a starting job is quitting."
 
#421
#421
The difference is that Simms was determined to play major collegiate athletics. Coleman went to Chattanooga, where he could start. He never once planned on going back to the FBS. Going from the Big East to the SEC and getting a starting job is progression. Dropping from the SEC to the Southern Conference to get a starting job is not progression. It's admitting that you can't cut it.

Comparing him to the likes of Joe Flacco is sad. Flacco is the exception, not the rule.
 
#422
#422
crusse10 said:
The difference is that Simms was determined to play major collegiate athletics. Coleman went to Chattanooga, where he could start. He never once planned on going back to the FBS. Going from the Big East to the SEC and getting a starting job is progression. Dropping from the SEC to the Southern Conference to get a starting job is not progression. It's admitting that you can't cut it.

Comparing him to the likes of Joe Flacco is sad. Flacco is the exception, not the rule.
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Who are you directing this towards me or just the string in general?
 
#423
#423
I love how this debate has evolved into a discussion comparing two awful quarterbacks, neither of which are good enough to start for the Vols.
 
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