Best WR ever at UT

[gatorhater_35]

Since we started a rb I figured WR would be close to. I dont remember the alvin harpers and carl pickens of the world(lots may say pickens). The best I seen up here was prolly price. He just seemed to know how to get open early and often, and he was a great deep threat.

 

[duckman398686]

kent

 

[utvolpj]

Benji Shuler. We really should have used him more.

 

[superdave1984]

Pickens is my favorite. Price had all the tools, but Pickens was a man among boys. Willie Gault will get some run in this, as will Donte Stallworth, Alvin Harper, maybe Joey Kent.

 

[jakez4ut]

uh, willie gault.

 

[AllVolYall]

Stanley Morgan. I'd also put him as best running back. That guy was quick and fast....a deadly combo.

 

[VolinArizona]

kent

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

 

[iceman9]

Benji Shuler. We really should have used him more.

ok, I just scared the crap out of my dog, laughing so loud :clapping: bravo good sir

 

[duckman398686]

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

?

 

[BigPapaVol]

Going with a tossup between Morgan and Pickens

 

[iceman9]

Carl Pickens, by the way is my vote

 

[AlpineVol]

Carl Pickens
Tim McGee
Larry Seivers
Anthony Morgan
Thomas "TD" Woods
Joey Kent
Peerless Price
and of course Willie Gault

 

[jaybird_1981]

Gault

 

[volinbham]

Anthony Hancock was good.

Joey Clinkscales and Tim McGee were a good tandem.

Eric Parker, Anthony Morgan, + the guys already mentioned all were solid.

 

[rockytop1956]

you know, we used to be referreed to by the NFL as WRU (wide receiver university), so there have been some good ones. but, i'll take willie gault. the only player who's last name john ward ever used as an adjective. ex. Gaultian speed.

 

[iceman9]

And where would Alvin Harper be, this guy seemed to be a stud, but never did well, as the number one guy, always needed a real stud lining up on the other side.

 

[cd12]

1.Seivers

*Faulkner was one of my favorites

 

[VolunteerHillbilly]

by career: Joey Kent

by season: Meachem

by game: Kelley Washington

 

[BigPapaVol]

you know, we used to be referreed to by the NFL as WRU (wide receiver university), so there have been some good ones. but, i'll take willie gault. the only player who's last name john ward ever used as an adjective. ex. Gaultian speed.

I guarantee you he never used the term "Gaultian Hands" unless he was describing a linebacker

 

[cd12]

by career: Joey Kent

by season: Meachem

by game: Kelley Washington

by quarter: Lucas Taylor

by series: Josh Briscoe

 

[rockytop1956]

And where would Alvin Harper be, this guy seemed to be a stud, but never did well, as the number one guy, always needed a real stud lining up on the other side.

yeah, i always used to wonder about that, too.

 

[rockytop1956]

I guarantee you he never used the term "Gaultian Hands" unless he was describing a linebacker

touche'lol:

 

[Reggie92White]

Carl Pickens

 

[onevolfan]

Judging by his career, I would say Joey Kent.

 

[VolfanMike]

Gault
Price
Pickens
Kent
Nash (I always liked him)
Witten (awesome TE)