k-town_king
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Swain, Doug Mathews. That's two for ya. :salute:
Nobody knows. Funny how Jones is just completely overlooked. Lol.
I remember when Doug Matthews stated on his program that Torrance Gibson wasn't a good fit at Tennessee...you hated all over him.You listed two radio show hosts with opinions...listed him as a special talent. Most of us agree. The "better leader" part is one of your patented add ons. And still a biiiiig stretch from "everyone". Why can't you just issue a personal opinion without trying to create some false EXPERT consensus backing you up? He's super talented and has a good chance to beat out Dormady as a starter. Just let it happen.
Dormandy reminds me of Connor Shaw. Not elite as Dobbs at running the ball but a solid scrambler...can get up field if there is a hole...but he will pick up 5-7yds where as Dobbs would turn that situation into 10+yds. Our passing game will be upgraded and WR's and TE's will be more of a factor post Dobbs era...just my 2cents.
With Dobbs off to conquer space, who is our starting quarterback next year? This is perhaps more an offensive philosophical question than one of talent. If we stick with a spread offense, Guar is the natural fit as a dual threat QB who can run. Then again, if we change to a pro style offense, Dor is the natural fit as a traditional drop back passer.
Given Dor will be a Junior and has actual playing time, he seems the obvious choice. But if Dor is the QB next year, does the OC force him to run a spread offense? Unless we change coaching staffs (i.e. no DeBord and/or Butch brings in an old school OC), it would also seem unlikely that we'd change our fundamental offensive scheme... right?
So... barring something I'm missing, Guarantano is our starter next year. Which leaves Dormady disgruntled and ready to transfer. Ummmm... right?
You asked for two and I gave you two. They have both said better leader and player. I didn't add that on. Many others have posted the same things. The media consensus by a mile is JG is better and will probably start. Of course I'm not going to go find every single article or podcasts where it was said to link as proof. Anyone who actually follows the Vols has heard the same buzz. :zeitung_lesen:
No, everyone absolutely does not say JG is a better QB and leader than QD in practice.
I think QD starts but if JG is the starter I won't be on here every week hating.
OK. 95% then. Anyone acting like the reports from people covering the team haven't been saying JG is better is flat out lying. Can you or Butchna name one professional who said QD will start? I literally have not seen one.
OK. 95% then. Anyone acting like the reports from people covering the team haven't been saying JG is better is flat out lying. Can you or Butchna name one professional who said QD will start? I literally have not seen one.
With Dobbs off to conquer space, who is our starting quarterback next year? This is perhaps more an offensive philosophical question than one of talent. If we stick with a spread offense, Guar is the natural fit as a dual threat QB who can run. Then again, if we change to a pro style offense, Dor is the natural fit as a traditional drop back passer.
Given Dor will be a Junior and has actual playing time, he seems the obvious choice. But if Dor is the QB next year, does the OC force him to run a spread offense? Unless we change coaching staffs (i.e. no DeBord and/or Butch brings in an old school OC), it would also seem unlikely that we'd change our fundamental offensive scheme... right?
So... barring something I'm missing, Guarantano is our starter next year. Which leaves Dormady disgruntled and ready to transfer. Ummmm... right?
