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coming from a vol fan that's pretty funny.
vol fans on this board bring it up more than any fan base out there and no it's not a big deal at all. a recruit isn't going to pick a school due to having an ipf or not.. the only time it matters is if we would lose a practice before a game due to the weather, but other than that it's not a big deal .
vol fans on this board bring it up more than any fan base out there and no it's not a big deal at all. a recruit isn't going to pick a school due to having an ipf or not.. the only time it matters is if we would lose a practice before a game due to the weather, but other than that it's not a big deal .
Am I crazy that in all the hand wringing over the QB/WRs, I keep going back to the offensive line?
I can't help but think that if those 5 play up to their potential a lot of ills could be masked on offense.
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Interesting thread on the WR's. I see where some posters think that a recruit's rating translates into the player being next in line to be on the field. Not so. Never has been. I can promise you it will not be the case with CBJ. He is a system coach. If you are the best at doing what it is you are trained to do you will play. Since the system is fast paced a lot of players that understand the system and do their jobs correctly will play. If you don't get it and depend solely on athletic ability to be a good player you may not see the field all that much.
If Blanc makes it through fall practice as the best at this position he will start. Same for Carter, DY, Dallas, whoever. So if Croom, Bowles, Pig get it together and are the best - they will start. At this point CZA says it is Blanc, Carter and Dallas with DY doing well in the slot. I have no reason to be disappointed. They are obviously good at it.
coming from a vol fan that's pretty funny.
This clown really trying to say that UT has been comparable the last few years in the number of off the field issues?
The only recent championship UGA has won was the 2010 Fulmer Cup. I hear Richt was dissapointed in the #7 finish this past year and feels his team can do better in 2013.
Why do you think they call it the "Fulmer Cup" my friend. UT has always been known to have rowdy ballplayers. To be fair, all of the SEC teams have their fair share of knuckleheads.
Sorry if some aren't satisfied if those are best WR's we have.... We simply would the other guys to step up, because they have the potential that we need at the position. It's obviously early, but the current starters should not have to be depended on in starting roles at Tennessee.
My point.....:hi:
Being satisfied with below average WRs is for some other fanbase. I expect to play for Rings year in and year out. This year is somewhat of a pass for CBJ but I expect by Year 2 to take steps forward. Now the WRs that are best right now don't bode well in shaking free for a young QB against good competition. I really don't expect Blanc, Carter, or Young to shake free versus Watkins, Roberson, and Purifoy for Florida at all. I think those guys could completely overmatch our WRs athletically all game long. But that's just me though. And those are the guys I'm aiming to best.
We have talent, a great returning O-line, depth and talent at WR, depth and talent at RB, depth and talent at QB. If CBJ & company can coach any this offense will be great.
Defense depth and talent at D-line, Talent at LB not much depth and talent at DB's and safety not much depth. Kicking game should be much improved and return game status quo would be great! 8-9 wins is really possible but if the ball bounces our way and no significant injuries I could see 10 wins with the bowl game.
IMO
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The difference is ZRo had a lot of experience and the playbook remained the same.
