4-star dual threat quarterback Kaidon Salter commits to the Vols

[GVF]

I think Pruitt has played the QB position perfectly, both on the field and in recruiting. I believe we've got one of if not the best QB rooms in the SEC.

It has been a good plan. Over recruit a position you've been somewhat weak at even before you arrived. QB's will transfer anyway, so load up as much top talent you can get. There will be a serviceable backup or two stay because that's what they already know they will be. You'll have 4 or 5 legitimate starters competing. Let the chips fall where they fall. If he loses a top recruit, he still has 3 more.

 

[bpalmer28]

Both knees shot and he wasn’t exactly a weapon with his legs before those injuries. I remember disagreeing with those that believed Sheriron Jones would play WR to just stay at UT.

I was so confused. Misread your post and thought you were talking about Holiday not being athletic. Yeah even I forget Hill is in the picture.

 

[butchna]

I was so confused. Misread your post and thought you were talking about Holiday not being athletic. Yeah even I forget Hill is in the picture.

I would understand your confusion if he was being referenced.

 

[photovol]

This is crazy

Salter
may be the sleeper of the class, kid has a great arm with accuracy

 

[bpalmer28]

I would understand your confusion if he was being referenced.

This is what happens when a guy from Mississippi tries to read too fast. All the words start running together so we just make stuff up.

 

[Doctrippin]

Geez...there's going to be a lot of cheating accusations thrown at us with this kind of roll.

I love it!

Well, you have legal endorsement comp now. I was talking with a friend about how that is going to blow up. Coaches are going to line up guaranteed endorsement money for the players who sign. A school like TN would have plenty, but so should GA and AL. Ultimately I think it is bad and there will be the inevitable feminist outcry as male athletes dominate the endorsement money.

 

[kbear01]

 

[kbear01]

This kid shouldn’t be mentioned in the same sentence as Schaeffer. Different kid, different mindset altogether.

Schaeffer went to Ole Miss, and had a fine career. Peyton's backup, Brandon Stewart, went on to Texas A&M, and set records, that were eventually broken, by Johnny Football.

 

[RDU VOL#14]

Schaeffer went to Ole Miss, and had a fine career. Peyton's backup, Brandon Stewart, went on to Texas A&M, and set records, that were eventually broken, by Johnny Football.

I think if Salter doesn’t have better stats after 1 year of being a starter than Schaeffer’s career stats then he will be disappointed.

 

[Volswagg1017]

Can we talk about how he a 3star on rivals

 

[kbear01]

I think if Salter doesn’t have better stats after 1 year of being a starter than Schaeffer’s career stats then he will be disappointed.

True. Schaeffer's career, was riddled with injuries. That is mostly due to Ole Miss having a "****" O-line.

 

[RDU VOL#14]

True. Schaeffer's career, was riddled with injuries. That is mostly due to Ole Miss having a "****" O-line.

His career probably wasn’t what it should’ve been. Honestly, my original post was more geared towards BS’s personality while he was on The Hill. I was a student then and ran into him a couple of times at bars and you could say that he was very impressed with himself . I’m not a fan of anyone trying to big time me, but especially some freshman who hadn’t done anything really.

 

[butchna]

True. Schaeffer's career, was riddled with injuries. That is mostly due to Ole Miss having a "****" O-line.

He wasn’t very good at the whole throwing the football thing...or recognizing coverages...or making good decisions.

 

[VolDave53]

Because the OP link is not working:

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