rexvol
The Minister of Defense
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Did you see what I did there, you know, with the rhyme?
All kidding aside, Ive thought for some time that the razorbacks are ready to actually make some noise in the SEC. As Ive really pondered it lately, Im not so sure. I think that they can score, but I think that Mallett is prone to crippling mistakes. If you look at Bama last year, you see the blueprint for winning in the SEC. Run the ball, limit your mistakes, win the kicking game, play good D, and above all else, dont turn the ball over. I just dont think Arkansas can stop people and I think that they will be turnover prone. When I think of the Hogs I think of the gamecocks, teams that have a very low football IQ. They will hurt themselves, esp at the most crucial times. I think that the Vols will follow the winning blueprint in that I expect adequate QB play out of Simms/Bray, heavy doses of Poole/Oku, a superb defense, and Im praying that Palardy is SEC ready. I dont expect Simms/Bray to be spectacular or flashy, just dont turn the ball over and no unforced errors. I think that conditioning will matter more than ever as we are thin at most positions. I think Wylie will prove that he is more than up to this task. Let me tell you what I think will be the #1 reason Tennessee will be the surprise team of the SEC, leadership. This team is loaded with elite leaders in Nick Reveiz and Chris Walker. I have been a huge fan of John Maxwell for many years and I whole heartedly believe his maxim that "Everything rises and falls on leadership." Those two young me will lead the way, book it.
All kidding aside, Ive thought for some time that the razorbacks are ready to actually make some noise in the SEC. As Ive really pondered it lately, Im not so sure. I think that they can score, but I think that Mallett is prone to crippling mistakes. If you look at Bama last year, you see the blueprint for winning in the SEC. Run the ball, limit your mistakes, win the kicking game, play good D, and above all else, dont turn the ball over. I just dont think Arkansas can stop people and I think that they will be turnover prone. When I think of the Hogs I think of the gamecocks, teams that have a very low football IQ. They will hurt themselves, esp at the most crucial times. I think that the Vols will follow the winning blueprint in that I expect adequate QB play out of Simms/Bray, heavy doses of Poole/Oku, a superb defense, and Im praying that Palardy is SEC ready. I dont expect Simms/Bray to be spectacular or flashy, just dont turn the ball over and no unforced errors. I think that conditioning will matter more than ever as we are thin at most positions. I think Wylie will prove that he is more than up to this task. Let me tell you what I think will be the #1 reason Tennessee will be the surprise team of the SEC, leadership. This team is loaded with elite leaders in Nick Reveiz and Chris Walker. I have been a huge fan of John Maxwell for many years and I whole heartedly believe his maxim that "Everything rises and falls on leadership." Those two young me will lead the way, book it.