BART Harris walk on

#29
#29
Just let the young man get on campus and show us what he's got.

He may turn out to be a stud in our new O plans.

I think he only has 1 year so that gives JG a year to really learn our new O system and then light it up, or maybe Will the Thrill.

I'll respect any kid that has the courage to walk on at Tennessee and work hard to try to prove he's earning playing time.

Time will tell the real story.

VFL...GBO!!!
 
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#31
#31
Sometimes you get a JJ McCleskey or a Nick Reviez. I sure enjoyed watching those guys play.

This tall skinny kid could develop into something. Unlike some other local "star", Bart wants to be here. Let it play out.
 
#33
#33
He was committed to Nebraska before Riley left. He maybe a good pick up like his size and height. Plus that leaves a scholly open for some other needs.
 
#38
#38
Well with the exception of Trey Smith, some of our 5 Stars haven't exactly been Killing it have they?? :blink:

At least let the kid get to campus before u cut him?!?


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#43
#43
Have you looked at his videos? Guy has a zip cannon for an arm. :good!: Don’t forget, you don’t have Butch Jones anymore, you have a staff that is coming in to develop quarterbacks now..:rock:

No, you got some links?
 
#45
#45
Antonio Brown, everyone missed on him, largely due to him playing QB in HS and having grade (and character?) issues out of HS - he tried to enroll at FSU but couldnt, so he went the prep route. He received a scholarship within the first week of arrival at CMU - his talent was pretty obvious but again there were some lingering issues. JJ Watt walked on at Wisky because it was his dream to play there, he had a scholarship from CMU out of HS (where as we know, Butch made him a TE). Jordy Nelson...considering his family owned a 40,000 acre farm and he played DB/QB in a weak division at a small school in kansas, I think it's same to say his family was pretty well off, so the walk on park wasnt that surprising. Moss got a track scholarship at the U, then Butch Davis convinced him to play football - a bit different than being an actual walk-on...

So....they were walk-ons? Thanks for the history lesson though.
 

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