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They will. Just wait and see. I know Chatman will stay true, sister went to UT and the family are all for it. Hopefully, Grant will too, and give the Pups the one finger salute
Me or all the people that agreed, did so because of the negative but true post he made.
I, along with several others clearly said we're over it BECAUSE he never says anything positive in any thread. Pick any commit, go ahead, I'll wait, no matter how committed. If he can't sling sh##, then he has nothing to say.
This has been made clear adnaseum.
Anyone that doesn't understand at this point is just trying hard not to. He trolls, plain and simple.
Really good offer list.
Even with his college choice behind him, Dixon said he might not be ready to completely close the door on other schools. He said South Carolina, Clemson, Virginia Tech, Alabama and Florida are among the teams still recruiting him, and he hasnt ruled out visiting at least one or two of them in the coming months. I feel like Im still going to take other visits, he said.
Doesn't sound like it's a 100% done deal for him yet though
Dixon is still fishing, or so it sounds.
The other side of the coin:
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I love the running style, the offense, said Dixon on why he committed to UT. In high school, we run the same exact offense. Me coming in, looking at how Tennessee runs things and how Alvin Kamara had success in the backfield running with Tennessee, I see myself having the same success he had.
Like Kamara, Dixon is a slash and dash tailback. He racked up more than 2,500 all-purpose yards and 38 touchdowns as a junior, making defenders look silly with an array of spin moves and nifty jukes. The 5-foot-11, 185-pound tailback needs to get stronger before coming to Tennessee, but Dixon said, Im a hard worker. Im going to run the ball with a passion. I may not be the biggest on the field, but Im sure not going to let anyone take me down. Im going to run with that tough mindset and mentality.
Since 9th grade, weve had like a little friendship, Dixon said of Gillespie. I can click with him. He can click with me. The communication is always well. He doesnt just look at me as a player but as a person. Thats whats very special about me and coach Gs relationship.
Dixon picked Tennessee over more than 15 offers, with significant interest from Va. Tech, Louisville and others. With his decision behind him, Dixon hopes to lead Taylor County, which went 10-2 in 2016, to a state title during his senior season.
Knowing that after I made the commitment, that knocks off all the stress, he said. Now I can just worry about football for my high school team and worry about getting a championship for a city that really hasnt had a good team in a really long time. Itll be special to bring one back for the home crowd.
Welcome Mr. Dixon. Looking forward to having you wear the orange.
Love the work that RG is doing. Listening to Doug Mathews this AM surprised me a little.
He was discussing what the offense would look like this year and the strengths and potential. Kelly is his acknowledged workhorse. The thing that surprised me is the category he put Ty Chandler in. He ranked him as the best running back out of Tennessee in recent memory. Specifically, he said better than Reggie Cobb. To me, that is lofty praise.
It's why I don't put much stock in commitments until late November, early December.
Even then there's still plenty of 'wtf' moments between then and signing day.