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#76
#76
allvol123 said:
Ha ha, I know you aren't comparing them, but even getting close to comparing those 2 is so laughable it would make someone fall over on the floor.

He is a huge liability to any championship apsirations for this team. Check tonight for an example.
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He isn't nearly as good as McFadden. Neither is any other running back playing football on Saturdays. That said, he outperformed him that day.
 
#86
#86
UT better get Creer developed in the offseason. But I am sure the way Cut works, AF as senior will get the bulk because of seniority. Stupid.
 
#88
#88
allvol123 said:
Ah yes. I am sure he maxed out every opportunity. Run wide one more time there slow poke.
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What's funny is that Foster really didn't get that many carries tonight, especially considering that Hardesty was out. UT only rushed the ball 25 times. Arian had 21.
 
#89
#89
allvol123 said:
UT better get Creer developed in the offseason. But I am sure the way Cut works, AF as senior will get the bulk because of seniority. Stupid.
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Yeah. Creer looked really good against Louisiana-Whatever. He's the future.
 
#90
#90
kptvol said:
What's funny is that Foster really didn't get that many carries tonight, especially considering that Hardesty was out. UT only rushed the ball 25 times. Arian had 21.
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Too many for my liking. The 2 after Creer's return I thought were absurd. Cutcliffe refuses to believe when something isn't working.
 
#91
#91
You guys saying we have no playmakers are mistaken. His name is Gerald Jones. We used him a couple of times, very effectively, in the G-gun package. How many times did we throw to him? Where's Kenny O'Neal? he has world class speed, but must not be able to spell football. It amazes me to see UF use Percy Harvin as a true freshman, to see Byrd, a JUCo WR excel at LSU, but O'Neal can't make the field for us. The playmakers are there, they just sit behind threats like Austin Rodgers.
 
#92
#92
kptvol said:
Yeah. Creer looked really good against Louisiana-Whatever. He's the future.
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Catch the part where I said that is why they better get him developed. If AF is the future next year, look for more unfinished plays and continoulsy being "one step away".
 
#93
#93
allvol123 said:
Too many for my liking. The 2 after Creer's return I thought were absurd. Cutcliffe refuses to believe when something isn't working.
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It's no worse than three straight incompletions. I really don't see how you can rag on Foster so much after Ainge went 20/40 for 6.2 per completion and two monstrous picks.
 
#94
#94
Voldaddy said:
You guys saying we have no playmakers are mistaken. His name is Gerald Jones. We used him a couple of times, very effectively, in the G-gun package. How many times did we throw to him? Where's Kenny O'Neal? he has world class speed, but must not be able to spell football. It amazes me to see UF use Percy Harvin as a true freshman, to see Byrd, a JUCo WR excel at LSU, but O'Neal can't make the field for us. The playmakers are there, they just sit behind threats like Austin Rodgers.
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Trying to figure out how to catch.
 
#95
#95
allvol123 said:
Catch the part where I said that is why they better get him developed. If AF is the future next year, look for more unfinished plays and continoulsy being "one step away".
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Arian Foster and Montario Hardesty are the future next year. Lennon Creer's future is returning the ball and junk time RB. If he's as good as you think, he'll get in the game, just like Eric Berry, Denarius Moore, and Gerald Jones.
 
#96
#96
kptvol said:
It's no worse than three straight incompletions. I really don't see how you can rag on Foster so much after Ainge went 20/40 for 6.2 per completion and two monstrous picks.
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Ainge screwed up royally, he is a senior and gone. Don't have to worry about him anymore. Of our 2 scoring drives, Ainge had much more to do with them than Foster. Foster will be back next year and if these idiotic coaches continue believing he is anything other than a very average TB, then we might as well chalk 8-4 up.
 
#97
#97
TennesseeFan07 said:
Our D did stand up when it mattered. I thought play calling was good and I thought we did a great job of playing physical, but just a bit short in the end
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TennesseeFan07, what game did you watch?
I would say the short at the end is a little wuss throwing away the ball to keep from getting hit:rock::rock:
 
#98
#98
kptvol said:
Arian Foster and Montario Hardesty are the future next year. Lennon Creer's future is returning the ball and junk time RB. If he's as good as you think, he'll get in the game, just like Eric Berry, Denarius Moore, and Gerald Jones.
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Foster already has that covered.
 
#99
#99
Voldaddy said:
You guys saying we have no playmakers are mistaken. His name is Gerald Jones. We used him a couple of times, very effectively, in the G-gun package. How many times did we throw to him? Where's Kenny O'Neal? he has world class speed, but must not be able to spell football. It amazes me to see UF use Percy Harvin as a true freshman, to see Byrd, a JUCo WR excel at LSU, but O'Neal can't make the field for us. The playmakers are there, they just sit behind threats like Austin Rodgers.
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Ah come on now we all know that austin and ryan karl went to (M)omma's (B)oy (A)cademy. Daddy is probably pumping money into the program just like daddy clausen used to do.
 
#100
#100
Whats wrong with yall? That was LSU! The Best team in the country. yea they have had a few down games but we all do. There was more NFL talent on the other side of the ball than Tennessee has seen in along time and they still played good. Its not fosters fault, hes had an outstanding year. relax people we will be back.
 
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