most overrated vols

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#404
Carl Pickens said:
Doesn’t matter what I think or know…. He went down to avoid the hit. …. Credit a sack. Wtf do you care anyway?
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language, bro. he went down without any contact from DB. The QB doesn't notice him until he's already going down. I care because I am making an argument for the most overrated player.
 
#410
#410
NEW COACH said:
For me it's Michael Munoz

I know I might get roasted for this thread but who cares
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SlipKidVol said:
I dont think he was that much over rated ... knee problems did him in ...maybe listed as a bust
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Munoz cost us some games with penalties and whiff blocks. Knee problems or not, he didn’t even get a tryout for the league. I remember Fulmer ranting and raving because he didn’t get drafted. That was nuts!
zjcvols said:
Jonathan Hefney, Gerald Riggs are two that come to mind.
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I never will forget all the times I literally saw Riggs “run to get tackled” but yet the dude had 1,000 yards rushing splitting time at RB. Better RB’s were on the bench, too.

For me, however, Nico is hands down the winner for this thread!
 
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#415
Worley, when running the option pitched or handed off as quickly as possible. I can't recall him ever keeping the ball on an option run. Guarantano for sure, how many raves did he get before showing up? Then the youngster playing LB just a few short years ago that always seemed to be reaching for SEC talent running by him. Father reportedly was a major donor. Many here wondered how he ever got on the field. Surprisingly he got a chance in the NFL.
 
#417
#417
Tee Martin. He was not a good passer. His accuracy was awful. When you look at his stats in the big games in 1998, Florida, Georgia, Syracuse, and Arkansas, he was below 50% as a passer. Below 100 yards vs. Florida.

But there are some people who still think that QBs deserve credit for wins and championships. As if this isn’t a team game. That defense and OLine/running game carried him to a championship.

Tee was an okay QB. But he’s regularly ranked among the best in UT history. He wasn’t close to that.

And yes, I know about the 23 straight completions. It came against a South Carolina team that won one game all year. And those passes were not downfield. He was a 57% passer WITH that game.
 
#420
#420
The reason I love threads like this…someone will say Bernard King, Reggie White, Todd Helton and Pat Summitt and be serious…🤣
 
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