VOLINVONORE
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OP says 5.11. I thought we were focused on taller guys recently. But, this guy plays football, baseball, basketball, and track, so maybe the athleticism compensates for height.One of the best posts on here in a while. A friend of mine couldn't stand Martinez due to him constantly recruiting short DBs! I do feel like it is an advantage for DBs to be taller due to the taller WRs out there! However, if this guy is 6.1, he is taller than the average DB which is supposedly around 5.11.
I just watch an insane amount of college football outside of the vols and trust my instincts. This guy is a legit lockdown corner. Go look at any social media page and see how upset Colorado fans are.
The downside, perhaps, is that it's a package deal apparently. His brother Brandon and his cousin Trent might or might not take spots that could be better used by other players but it seems they want to move as a group.
Dont you know the brother is an NFL draft pick as well - based on my instincts?? lolThe downside, perhaps, is that it's a package deal apparently. His brother Brandon and his cousin Trent might or might not take spots that could be better used by other players but it seems they want to move as a group.
actually this guy is 5-11One of the best posts on here in a while. A friend of mine couldn't stand Martinez due to him constantly recruiting short DBs! I do feel like it is an advantage for DBs to be taller due to the taller WRs out there! However, if this guy is 6.1, he is taller than the average DB which is supposedly around 5.11.
Good.. we need experience in the secondary.So you are the one predicting that Colton Hood will be an NFL draft pick - got it.......
Hey I hope this player becomes a high round NFL draft pick - that would be great for TN (or other school he may transfer to in the future) and for the player.
I said nothing about his attributes or abilities - only restated that he had a total of 24 tackles in this past season as noted in the initial post.
He said Colorado was just too far from home. That's why he was in the portal for the second time. He was chosen to be Hunters replacement, but he ultimately chose to get closer to home. Doesn't sound like a money grab to me. Heupel is not into that anyway.He seems like a one year guy chasing the money. 3rd stop going into his third year. Well make good use of him
That is hilarious! What about the tackles made by the corners that the other guys in the secondary didn't cover? What about the tackles behind the line of scrimmage or near the line of scrimmage when they sometimes help with the run? Not all tackles that corners make is due to them not being a good defender on the guy they are covering, especially in a zone defense!
Bet you’ve never once in life complained about something that benefitted you at another time O holy one. It’s kind of what people do. It’s good when it’s good but bad when it’s bad. Kind of like we’d all love to stop paying taxes tomorrow but still want to drive on nice, smooth, well manicured highways and interstates?Volnation is an interesting paradox:
"I hate this free agency with guys transferring all the time. No loyalty. It's ruining college football...."
Upon picking up Colton Hood, who will be on his 3rd school in 3 years, "Great get....."
He said Colorado was just too far from home. That's why he was in the portal for the second time. He was chosen to be Hunters replacement, but he ultimately chose to get closer to home. Doesn't sound like a money grab to me. Heupel is not into that anyway.
I have which is why I find it funny.Bet you’ve never once in life complained about something that benefitted you at another time O holy one. It’s kind of what people do. It’s good when it’s good but bad when it’s bad. Kind of like we’d all love to stop paying taxes tomorrow but still want to drive on nice, smooth, well manicured highways and interstates?
Plus if you grew up in GA, winter in CO would be brutal.He said Colorado was just too far from home. That's why he was in the portal for the second time. He was chosen to be Hunters replacement, but he ultimately chose to get closer to home. Doesn't sound like a money grab to me. Heupel is not into that anyway.
ON3 lists him at 6.1. I would go with their info over the OP. I do believe he was 5.11 as a high school prospect. I am sure he grew two inches.OP says 5.11. I thought we were focused on taller guys recently. But, this guy plays football, baseball, basketball, and track, so maybe the athleticism compensates for height.
I guess he thinks we think that he thinks we think he's athletic“Just the culture and the history about it,” Hood said. “I mean, they got a lot of great players to come through here and just the culture. And also I like the genuineness of the coaches. Coach Heupel, coach ET, coach Banks, coach Martinez, all of them. I mean, they’re just all genuine. I just really like what they had to say about the university.”
Tennessee targeted Hood the moment he entered the portal. They see a player who can blossom at Tennessee with three years remaining...“They said they think I’m very versatile,” Hood said. “I mean, I’m also really athletic. They said they think I’m really athletic. I agree. Like, I think I’m probably one of the most athletic guys in the portal and in the college game right now. I also think, that taking their coach, I could be one of the best in the country.”
Vols bolster secondary as Colorado transfer Colton Hood talks Tennessee commitment
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Well we didn't make him leave Colorado. He's gotta go somewhere, why shouldn't we be happy about a good get. Doesn't mean we are happy with free agency.Volnation is an interesting paradox:
"I hate this free agency with guys transferring all the time. No loyalty. It's ruining college football...."
Upon picking up Colton Hood, who will be on his 3rd school in 3 years, "Great get....."