FlyFishnVol
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No. Stopping these POS leeches that make a living off peddling their idiocy while tearing down the program we love is a more important topic than whether we should burn a redshirt on what will be a meaningless season. The whole topic was poisoned as soon as Adams was linked as the author of the opinion.Ok, people, I think it's very well established that everyone hates John Adams. Good for you all.
The OP isn't taking issue w John Adams himself, he's taking issue with his assertion that Tennessee needs to reconsider their red-shirt plans for him. So can we actually discuss the idea like the OP intended instead of groveling about John Adams?
I don't think it's unprecedented that a smart student-athlete gives up his eligibility in order to move into the workforce. But for a potential starter on a SEC football team? I don't know much about the engineering field. Is there much value in having a masters degree?
Ok, people, I think it's very well established that everyone hates John Adams. Good for you all.
The OP isn't taking issue w John Adams himself, he's taking issue with his assertion that Tennessee needs to reconsider their red-shirt plans for him. So can we actually discuss the idea like the OP intended instead of groveling about John Adams?
I don't think it's unprecedented that a smart student-athlete gives up his eligibility in order to move into the workforce. But for a potential starter on a SEC football team? I don't know much about the engineering field. Is there much value in having a masters degree?
Since I won't pay to post a response to J Adams article on his logic for playing Dobbs this weekend, I make a response here.
The early step of his logic lost me when he said,
"Tennessee hopes to redshirt the second-year player. Then, he would have three years of eligibility remaining...As serious a student as he is, I doubt he will be at UT for five years not when he can get a degree in three."
Dobbs is too smart to conclude with a BS. Dobbs didn't choose UT education just for the undergrad program. He is PhD bound. Redshirting is not misguided. He will still be studying at UT after his BS and playing QB. :thumbsup:
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The very best thing that you can do with regard to Adams and UT football is refuse to read his junk and NEVER link it for others to read.
He stays employed in large measure because he gets a reaction from Vol fans like yours. The best way to get rid of him is to ignore him.
Since I won't pay to post a response to J Adams article on his logic for playing Dobbs this weekend, I make a response here.
The early step of his logic lost me when he said,
"Tennessee hopes to redshirt the second-year player. Then, he would have three years of eligibility remaining...As serious a student as he is, I doubt he will be at UT for five years not when he can get a degree in three."
Dobbs is too smart to conclude with a BS. Dobbs didn't choose UT education just for the undergrad program. He is PhD bound. Redshirting is not misguided. He will still be studying at UT after his BS and playing QB. :thumbsup:
Article link. [incinerated!]
It depends on the field of engineering you're going into. For example, it's essentially a must for civil engineers who want to work in the field with a structural emphasis. The field I work in, it's not really a requirement (or even the norm) but rather the exception. Simply having a PE license says more than having a MS in Engineering, IMO.
What is a PE?
Dobbs got sacked 7 times last year behind NFL line in 4 and half games.Worely got sacked 6 times in 6 and half games behind that lineDobbs would be a total disaster behind this years line let him redshirt, his confidence would be ruined like Petermans. Let this line get better and then he may have a good chance to be a decent SEC QB. Put him in now and he is a backup similar to Peterman the rest of his carreer. His QBR for last year was 34.4 so he needs a redshirt year. He does not need to get behind this line. As a team we have had 18 sacks 2014 , you extrapolate Dobbs sacks of 2013 to this year at best it would be 21 thats considering he played behind a NFL ine. Just guessing but behind this line would be more like 25 sacks.
It's possible that he'll go somewhere else for Grad, especially if he decides he wants to forego football and choose a new school based on an academic program of his choice.
Since I won't pay to post a response to J Adams article on his logic for playing Dobbs this weekend, I make a response here.
The early step of his logic lost me when he said,
"Tennessee hopes to redshirt the second-year player. Then, he would have three years of eligibility remaining...As serious a student as he is, I doubt he will be at UT for five years not when he can get a degree in three."
Dobbs is too smart to conclude with a BS. Dobbs didn't choose UT education just for the undergrad program. He is PhD bound. Redshirting is not misguided. He will still be studying at UT after his BS and playing QB. :thumbsup:
Article link. [incinerated!]
Just bc Adams is a douche- doesn't mean he cant be right. Answer me this: what happens if Worley doesn't finish the year- as last year ? u want to put all our hopes on Nathan Peterman? I don't. A Peterman -led team might not win another game this year. If Worley wasn't so tough- he would already be gone.