Glad Arian Foster is graduating

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DeepSpringsVol

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over the years I have heard alot of my friends give me a hard time about casey Clausen and Eric Ainge. They told me several times they were glad they were graduating. Now they kinda eating crow. I on the other hand have to agree that I will never be so happy to see Fumblin Foster leave with hilip. In a way it kind of sum up Fulmers career. The Senior plays no matter how much slower and how undisciplined he is compared to the younger more talented players. Sorry to beat a dead horse but Foster graduating is addition by subtraction. In closing Iwish him the best in his Philosophy major, I hope it takes him to success, just as long as he never touches Shields-Watkins Field Ever again!:horse:
 
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I don't think arian foster is that bad. He has had his moments and if you remember correctly travis stephens was a great back and i remember him putting the ball on the turf more than foster has. Not every back can be a Mike Hart.
 
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Arian played as hard as he could for this program. He wasnt the fastest or strongest on the field but he played for four years at TN. He deserves respect, not disrespect.
 
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We are hurting beacuse of Undisciplined players. remember Arian Getting that personal foul penalty against Florida. A good coach would not have let him play again that day or maybe the rest of the season.
 
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VolfanMike said:
Arian played as hard as he could for this program. He wasnt the fastest or strongest on the field but he played for four years at TN. He deserves to respect, not disrespect.
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I respect him as a human being but I think his abilities are sub-par at best. Moving on.
 
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DeepSpringsVol said:
over the years I have heard alot of my friends give me a hard time about casey Clausen and Eric Ainge. They told me several times they were glad they were graduating. Now they kinda eating crow. I on the other hand have to agree that I will never be so happy to see Fumblin Foster leave with hilip. In a way it kind of sum up Fulmers career. The Senior plays no matter how much slower and how undisciplined he is compared to the younger more talented players. Sorry to beat a dead horse but Foster graduating is addition by subtraction. In closing Iwish him the best in his Philosophy major, I hope it takes him to success, just as long as he never touches Shields-Watkins Field Ever again!:horse:
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Since his graduation is the source of your elation. Perhaps you should send him a nice graduation gift.
 
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DeepSpringsVol said:
over the years I have heard alot of my friends give me a hard time about casey Clausen and Eric Ainge. They told me several times they were glad they were graduating. Now they kinda eating crow. I on the other hand have to agree that I will never be so happy to see Fumblin Foster leave with hilip. In a way it kind of sum up Fulmers career. The Senior plays no matter how much slower and how undisciplined he is compared to the younger more talented players. Sorry to beat a dead horse but Foster graduating is addition by subtraction. In closing Iwish him the best in his Philosophy major, I hope it takes him to success, just as long as he never touches Shields-Watkins Field Ever again!:horse:
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Don't be bitter cause you got cut from you high schools JV team your senior year.
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DeepSpringsVol said:
over the years I have heard alot of my friends give me a hard time about casey Clausen and Eric Ainge. They told me several times they were glad they were graduating. Now they kinda eating crow. I on the other hand have to agree that I will never be so happy to see Fumblin Foster leave with hilip. In a way it kind of sum up Fulmers career. The Senior plays no matter how much slower and how undisciplined he is compared to the younger more talented players. Sorry to beat a dead horse but Foster graduating is addition by subtraction. In closing Iwish him the best in his Philosophy major, I hope it takes him to success, just as long as he never touches Shields-Watkins Field Ever again!:horse:
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This would be borderline applicable if the other running backs hadn't gotten so much playing time.
 
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Stanley Asumnu is the perfect example of a player who gave his all 100% of the time regardless of how much better the other guys were. Did he ever get a technical foul. Not that I remember. He also didnt get arrested in his tenure. I welcome Arian to look at Stanleys example as an scholar athlete for Tennessee.
 
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Didn't get cut homeboy. nice try though. By the way if Brian Kelly is hired the field will be full of Slower Arian Fosters and Tennessee will be voted out of the SEC for not holding up our end of the bargain. We will probably be demoted to Conference USA
 
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DeepSpringsVol said:
over the years I have heard alot of my friends give me a hard time about casey Clausen and Eric Ainge. They told me several times they were glad they were graduating. Now they kinda eating crow. I on the other hand have to agree that I will never be so happy to see Fumblin Foster leave with hilip. In a way it kind of sum up Fulmers career. The Senior plays no matter how much slower and how undisciplined he is compared to the younger more talented players. Sorry to beat a dead horse but Foster graduating is addition by subtraction. In closing Iwish him the best in his Philosophy major, I hope it takes him to success, just as long as he never touches Shields-Watkins Field Ever again!:horse:
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Amen. Veek Veek.
 
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DeepSpringsVol said:
Didn't get cut homeboy. nice try though. By the way if Brian Kelly is hired the field will be full of Slower Arian Fosters and Tennessee will be voted out of the SEC for not holding up our end of the bargain. We will probably be demoted to Conference USA
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I'm guessing you probably just flunked out.
 
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DeepSpringsVol said:
Didn't get cut homeboy. nice try though. By the way if Brian Kelly is hired the field will be full of Slower Arian Fosters and Tennessee will be voted out of the SEC for not holding up our end of the bargain. We will probably be demoted to Conference USA
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Yeah cause BK has had zero success every place he has been. Don't be ignorant and make ridiculous assumptions when you have no idea what your talking about.

Oh yea, and keep bashing AF when he has accomplished more with his football career than you have ever dreamed about.
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VOLinthaATL said:
Yeah cause BK has had zero success every place he has been. Don't be ignorant and make ridiculous assumptions when you have no idea what your talking about.

Oh yea, and keep bashing AF when he has accomplished more with his football career than you have ever dreamed about.
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i don't know. last night i dreamed i rushed for 31458 yards.


in one game.
 
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I just saw this thread and was going to warn you Kptvol will jump on this like I would a hot biscuit but I see he already has, lol.

Dinosaur boy's out! veek veek veek!

I'm just giving you a hard time Kpt. Who you think the coach is gonna be?
 
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rockytophigh said:
I just saw this thread and was going to warn you Kptvol will jump on this like I would a hot biscuit but I see he already has, lol.

Dinosaur boy's out! veek veek veek!

I'm just giving you a hard time Kpt. Who you think the coach is gonna be?
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Mike Shula

Anyone can criticize Arian Foster all they want. I'll only interject when the criticism is retarded.
 
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