Can Dee Beckwith get on the field?

#79
#79
Another thread for a nothing player? What is people’s deal with this guy? Who cares! He doesn’t have a position at this level and can’t play! I hope he goes somewhere else for his benefit and it would also help delusional VolNation! And we can use his spot with extra rule at end of term for someone that can play anywhere else!
 
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butchna said:
Why? If he provides an element you don’t currently have available, I’d get it. Jauan Jennings was a switch up that was effective. But Hooker is a threat with both his legs and arm. Put Beckwith in and the defense knows it’s a run all the way. And I don’t agree that SC is a “perfect” time to experiment. It’s a LOSABLE game if they get some breaks…why give it to them?
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I don’t think we will lose this game, but I just thought that they could try one or two plays with him. I’d would love it to see him in the backfield one time, and spreaded out into the receiver spot one time. I don’t know, just draw up a play for him, but get their defense guessing, and don’t give in on what we call. That might be the best way to do it.
 
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guy who couldn't ignore and move on said:
Another thread for a nothing player? What is people’s deal with this guy? Who cares! He doesn’t have a position at this level and can’t play! I hope he goes somewhere else for his benefit and it would also help delusional VolNation! And we can use his spot with extra rule at end of term for someone that can play anywhere else!
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Says the guy who couldn't ignore and move on
 
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beachvol23 said:
Another thread for a nothing player? What is people’s deal with this guy? Who cares! He doesn’t have a position at this level and can’t play! I hope he goes somewhere else for his benefit and it would also help delusional VolNation! And we can use his spot with extra rule at end of term for someone that can play anywhere else!
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This is either a nice troll job OR just another ridiculously stupid post from a know-nothing poster. No middle ground here
 
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JoAllan said:
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LittleVol said:
UT beats Pitt if we simply hand it off to Dee Beckwith on that 4th down inside the 5 yard line. Instead we do a slow developing read option with a 200 lb RB and it gets stuffed.

By and large, you have to like what Huepel has done with this team. They play with great effort and strain. They bring it- constant energy and pressure. They have sustained intensity. Heupel is willing to sacrifice talent in place of overall team giving the right amount of effort IN HIS MIND.

If I were to guess..Dee Beckwith isn't practicing with the same amount of effort. I didn't say he was lazy. I'm saying he's not playing with the level the coaches require.
That's the only thing it could be...and the coaches have a zero tolerance for it.
-Not always a good thing.
The kid has been running the football all through high school. Great over all natural athlete. He's not some novice to running the football. His pad level is fine. He showed it last year and this spring. All of a sudden he just can't play RB??? No...

The fact that Milton was still in the conversation as starting QB up until this week...is a spotlight on coaching stubborn behavior. Heupel was WRONG about Milton. As was I.
But it shouldn't have taken 3 games AFTER Pitt to admit that... Coaching stubborness

Jalin Hyatt drops one ball in the end zone and gets injured. Hasn't been seen since. He's the only WR Milton couldnt out throw. Yet only one targeted deep ball in 3 games since???? Has Hyatt all of sudden forgotten how to play WR? No...

Payton and Jones are shining.
T Evans is shining. because they are getting fed reps and they are good players.
It starts in practice. And coaches absolutely OVER value practice sometimes . We should all be intimately aware of this from the past 4 years...

Heupel for all his numbers offensively, is not all that creative haha. It's about sustained effort and outworking the opponent with him. Yet, when he went against Mullen, you saw the difference in coaching.
We absolutely out worked them and still lost by 24 points...
Mullen himself said that was a different UT team. Effort and heart. yet...he still beat them.

On the field our coaching X's and O's has failed the team in critical moments. We should be 4-1 with a real chance to be 5-0 had we been more aggressive and creative offensively in the 2nd QTR against Florida. When Richardson takes the reigns for them, finally...you can forget it.

I do believe Heupel can get Tennessee to 9-3 or 10-2 type seasons with time, because the East is so bad. But right now, he hasn't shown the awareness or coaching touch of the more elite names. He's just a hardworking, positive dude. He's a Butch Jones with an actual personality. But he does seemed to have assembled a pretty decent staff...
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I believe it was Golesh who said that with a new team it takes several games to determine who you can depend on in real game situations and that they are just now getting to that point. Likewise it takes time to balance playing with aggression and playing under control, hence the killer penalties at UF.

Hard for me to fault a guy who drops a game we could have won (Pitt) while trying to fit all those moving pieces together. Let’s wait until Y2 before we conclude whether he lacks awareness and coaching acumen.
 
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LittleVol said:
So he's just not talented at RB?

Hyatt is no longer a good WR?
Bailey can't run this offense??

I can go on and on, about Heupel. Beckwith isn't the only one being held back by Heupel's philosophies.
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Don’t know. Hasn’t shown anything that would make me sit anyone else.

Prolly is. Hasn’t looked good tho. Gotta earn, son!
Hooker’s our best option. I think Heupel is doing Bailey a solid and redshirting him for future opps.

You can and do. The only “philosophy” I’m interpreting is play the guys that are productive. The only thing that HOLDS ONE UP is not making plays when they’re available. Others like Velus, Tillman and Payton aren’t being so victimized.

You been watching the games? What INFORMATION have you acquired that disputes any of that?
 
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LittleVol said:
UT beats Pitt if we simply hand it off to Dee Beckwith on that 4th down inside the 5 yard line. Instead we do a slow developing read option with a 200 lb RB and it gets stuffed.

By and large, you have to like what Huepel has done with this team. They play with great effort and strain. They bring it- constant energy and pressure. They have sustained intensity. Heupel is willing to sacrifice talent in place of overall team giving the right amount of effort IN HIS MIND.

If I were to guess..Dee Beckwith isn't practicing with the same amount of effort. I didn't say he was lazy. I'm saying he's not playing with the level the coaches require.
That's the only thing it could be...and the coaches have a zero tolerance for it.
-Not always a good thing.
The kid has been running the football all through high school. Great over all natural athlete. He's not some novice to running the football. His pad level is fine. He showed it last year and this spring. All of a sudden he just can't play RB??? No...

The fact that Milton was still in the conversation as starting QB up until this week...is a spotlight on coaching stubborn behavior. Heupel was WRONG about Milton. As was I.
But it shouldn't have taken 3 games AFTER Pitt to admit that... Coaching stubborness

Jalin Hyatt drops one ball in the end zone and gets injured. Hasn't been seen since. He's the only WR Milton couldnt out throw. Yet only one targeted deep ball in 3 games since???? Has Hyatt all of sudden forgotten how to play WR? No...

Payton and Jones are shining.
T Evans is shining. because they are getting fed reps and they are good players.
It starts in practice. And coaches absolutely OVER value practice sometimes . We should all be intimately aware of this from the past 4 years...

Heupel for all his numbers offensively, is not all that creative haha. It's about sustained effort and outworking the opponent with him. Yet, when he went against Mullen, you saw the difference in coaching.
We absolutely out worked them and still lost by 24 points...
Mullen himself said that was a different UT team. Effort and heart. yet...he still beat them.

On the field our coaching X's and O's has failed the team in critical moments. We should be 4-1 with a real chance to be 5-0 had we been more aggressive and creative offensively in the 2nd QTR against Florida. When Richardson takes the reigns for them, finally...you can forget it.

I do believe Heupel can get Tennessee to 9-3 or 10-2 type seasons with time, because the East is so bad. But right now, he hasn't shown the awareness or coaching touch of the more elite names. He's just a hardworking, positive dude. He's a Butch Jones with an actual personality. But he does seemed to have assembled a pretty decent staff...
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This post is absurd… you blaming heup for still learning a roster he didn’t recruit? The fact that Milton was in the convo wasn’t a bad thing you acting like he started Milton… Hyatt has dropped multiple passes and the guys in front of him are balling… I love Jalin and think he will be great but the name of the game is production you get mad and say heup was too stubborn with Milton but mad when Jalin who has been banged up gets less targets that’s a contradiction… CJH is nothing like butch Jones just watch press conferences and see that no lame corny fake slogan and 10x more genuine and 10x better with Xs and Os and he has assembled a great staff… Florida u look at the score but UT was a few plays away from competing and maybe beating… he is building a winning culture day by day preaching process and work to the guys and teaching them how to be winners… you sir need to relax and stop panicking over nothing
 
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London Vol said:
There are multiple reports that he has not yet brought into the commitment required, if that is so then I sincerely hope he does soon. But if he doesn't, then we need not fear the "Transfer Portal" reappearing in the headlines.

Life, for the lucky ones is full of choices but as I've tried to teach my children, things of value have a price tag on them.
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And that price tag involves work. All the forms of work.
 
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For the hundredth time the running backs coach said that he is learning the position. He didn't play running back in high school and it's more to the position than being big or elusive. Learning how to run with pad level, seeing the right hole, pass protection, as well as checks. These things take time to learn even when you have played running back your entire life up to this level in which he has not.
 
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LittleVol said:
UT beats Pitt if we simply hand it off to Dee Beckwith on that 4th down inside the 5 yard line. Instead we do a slow developing read option with a 200 lb RB and it gets stuffed.

By and large, you have to like what Huepel has done with this team. They play with great effort and strain. They bring it- constant energy and pressure. They have sustained intensity. Heupel is willing to sacrifice talent in place of overall team giving the right amount of effort IN HIS MIND.

If I were to guess..Dee Beckwith isn't practicing with the same amount of effort. I didn't say he was lazy. I'm saying he's not playing with the level the coaches require.
That's the only thing it could be...and the coaches have a zero tolerance for it.
-Not always a good thing.
The kid has been running the football all through high school. Great over all natural athlete. He's not some novice to running the football. His pad level is fine. He showed it last year and this spring. All of a sudden he just can't play RB??? No...

The fact that Milton was still in the conversation as starting QB up until this week...is a spotlight on coaching stubborn behavior. Heupel was WRONG about Milton. As was I.
But it shouldn't have taken 3 games AFTER Pitt to admit that... Coaching stubborness

Jalin Hyatt drops one ball in the end zone and gets injured. Hasn't been seen since. He's the only WR Milton couldnt out throw. Yet only one targeted deep ball in 3 games since???? Has Hyatt all of sudden forgotten how to play WR? No...

Payton and Jones are shining.
T Evans is shining. because they are getting fed reps and they are good players.
It starts in practice. And coaches absolutely OVER value practice sometimes . We should all be intimately aware of this from the past 4 years...

Heupel for all his numbers offensively, is not all that creative haha. It's about sustained effort and outworking the opponent with him. Yet, when he went against Mullen, you saw the difference in coaching.
We absolutely out worked them and still lost by 24 points...
Mullen himself said that was a different UT team. Effort and heart. yet...he still beat them.

On the field our coaching X's and O's has failed the team in critical moments. We should be 4-1 with a real chance to be 5-0 had we been more aggressive and creative offensively in the 2nd QTR against Florida. When Richardson takes the reigns for them, finally...you can forget it.

I do believe Heupel can get Tennessee to 9-3 or 10-2 type seasons with time, because the East is so bad. But right now, he hasn't shown the awareness or coaching touch of the more elite names. He's just a hardworking, positive dude. He's a Butch Jones with an actual personality. But he does seemed to have assembled a pretty decent staff...
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Little Vol I agree with you most of the time but this post here my friend I can't. Mainly the Beckwith and Hyatt comments.
 
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