'26 GA EDGE Dre Quinn

[HoleInTheRoof]

Dre Quinn, Greater Atlanta Christian School , Edge

Dre Quinn is a 6-4, 217-pound Edge from Norcross, GA.

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[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

He looks 45 years old.

 

[Unimane]

He looks 45 years old.

Close, Heupel is 46.

 

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[volKano]

Has offers from at least half the playoff teams from last year and 247 has him listed as a 3 star. Sounds about right.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

Has offers from at least half the playoff teams from last year and 247 has him listed as a 3 star. Sounds about right.

Must have high interest in us

 

[EastTNVol95]

 

[EastTNVol95]

Surprise visitor this weekend.

AP and Matt Ray said we made a big impression here and he had a really good time this weekend. With him taking a visit and things starting to look shaky at Clemson have to think the door is starting to crack open here.

They said we still have an official visit in our back pocket and getting him back for that will be key.

 

[jvols1999]

Surprise visitor this weekend.

AP and Matt Ray said we made a big impression here and he had a really good time this weekend. With him taking a visit and things starting to look shaky at Clemson have to think the door is starting to crack open here.

They said we still have an official visit in our back pocket and getting him back for that will be key.

Awesome

Wonder if Dabo stands on his no-visit policy here?

 

[HoleInTheRoof]

Tennessee has been working on Buford defensive lineman Dre Quinn well before he committed to Clemson. The persistence paid off on Saturday when he decided to give Rocky Top a look.

“I just wanted to come over and give Tennessee a chance,” Quinn said. “I already been over here last year and the atmosphere was crazy and a great game. Going against Georgia, I knew this was going to be a crazy game down to the wire and experience. I just wanted to come over and talk to Tennessee.”

One of the key figures in the chase for the Tigers commit has been Levorn Harbinand coach Chop has made a big impression on him.

“He came into a position coaching great (players) and you saw it tonight sack after sack,” Quinn said. “Then he is working with coach Garner so it’s a lot of experience coaching them up, preparing them for the league and that’s what I like to see.”

Quinn is still committed to Clemson but the Tigers don’t normally like when their commits take visits as this is very rare. He could see himself taking a visit down the line potentially and there are some reasons Tennessee has caught his eye.

“First it’s SEC ball and not to far from home,” Quinn said. “Tennessee has always been a contender in my recruitment. I’m close with coach Chop and coach Garner and coach Banks and coach Heupel.”

Quinn made the decision to come visit a couple of weeks back and things were kept under wraps until he made it to town.

“Just looking at other defensive schemes and stuff,” Quinn said. “Looking at how they play. I like how Tennessee runs their defense.”

Tennessee still has an official visit with Quinn that could come later if things continue to progress in this one.

-VQ

 

[therickbol]

-VQ

He likes how we run our defense. Don't you worry big man, we can get some very knowledgeable UT fans that can help enlighten you on how bad our scheme is on defense. Now they won't use much in the way of logic about past talent deficiencies, injuries, issues with speed at some positions or acknowledgement of superior talent and good offensive execution by the opponent at times.

Oh but wait, there have been play-calls that turned out that they weren't great calls. So that is certainly proper justification that the defensive coordinator is bad at his job. We all know it's an easy job and the best defensive coordinators never make bad calls.

 

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He likes how we run our defense. Don't you worry big man, we can get some very knowledgeable UT fans that can help enlighten you on how bad our scheme is on defense. Now they won't use much in the way of logic about past talent deficiencies, injuries, issues with speed at some positions or acknowledgement of superior talent and good offensive execution by the opponent at times.

Oh but wait, there have been play-calls that turned out that they weren't great calls. So that is certainly proper justification that the defensive coordinator is bad at his job. We all know it's an easy job and the best defensive coordinators never make bad calls.

GA fans probably want to fire Kirby because they gave up 41 points and almost 400 yards to Joey