Cody Pope

#3
#3
That is good news. He has had the rep of a monster from day one. Now if we could only cure him of his vegetarian ways.
 
#6
#6
From the article it sounds like he has too much fire to keep him on the pine.
 
#8
#8
this is great to hear. i think the long hair is more fitting at DT than O-line
 
#11
#11
...or that that the O-line has so much depth that he has a better shot at D. Or that he has more potential at DT than C. Look at the glass half full sometime rex.
 
#12
#12
do you mean the O-Line that produced the worst rushing year in Tennessee history and lost it's best player?
 
#13
#13
You're so pessimistic. Ever think the coaches might think he has a better chance on D? Just because someone switches positions doesn't mean we are in trouble.
 
#14
#14
rexvol said:
do you mean the O-Line that produced the worst rushing year in Tennessee history and lost it's best player?
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Or that he was burried behind a Freshman All American last year and would struggle to see the field on O. The kind of motor he has could fit in very well at DT.
 
#16
#16
rexvol said:
or that DT is the thinnest position on the team????
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I think you are right with this (that DT is thin)... but we have a rotation of 5 guys with some experience, and 2 freshman behind them, so I don't think its a move to addres depth. I agree with other posters that it probably just feels like it could be a better fit long term.

He most likely won't play this year, regardless of postion.
 
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