Nickname for Tyler Bray

[kidbourbon]

That would be a negative, Ghostrider....

 

[OrangeBloodinTN]

Master Br.... oh, nevermind.

 

[NeylandArmy]

Only if that name comes with the responsibility of blowing that gaudy Sunsphere to ****.

wow, who is that in your avatar....and well said

 

[volgrl]

Breisman

I like where you are headed...but I think Tysman works better!

 

[WeldVol]

toothpick tyler, the knox bomber

 

[VOLtownUSA]

What happened to "Cool hand"?

 

[JTrainDavis]

What happened to "Cool hand"?

Paul Newman's estate threatened to sue the UT AD.
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[hmanvolfan]

Mule Skinner

 

[all4vol]

T-BONES!!!!!!
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Best one yet!

 

[BigOrangeCrush32]

How about Sunshine.........just like in the movie Remember the Titans....California Kid comes to the south....just sayin.....also he has been a bright spot in this dark season.....no gay intended

 

[Hobock]

Ocho Loco is the ONE and ONLY nickname that VolNation should give him. It's perfect!!!
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[jspvol76]

Tyler "Sunshine" Bray....because he is from California.....you know....Ca-lee-forn-ya.

 

[tenmanjonez]

how about bamboo

he's tall, thin, flexible, and we use him to beat people

 

[Weatherman]

Skeletor

 

[jwp1223]

While Coach Dooley is excited...Justin Hunter is thinking wtf is wrong with you folks...

 

[hmanvolfan]

well, that was random.

 

[n_huffhines]

How about "Ty"sman after he wins most outstanding player his junior year?

 

[jwp1223]

well, that was random.

Yeah sorry most of the **** was random...and it kind of got derailed, so I derailed it a little more...:crazy::bottom:

 

[Catbone]

What about: Byler Tray? Cool right?

 

[Kangenwatervol]

spider legs

 

[NEO]

Ocho Loco is catchy.

 

[n_huffhines]

Ocho Loco is catchy.

I'll never call him Ocho Loco.

 

[hmanvolfan]

spider legs

or spider monkey as in Tyler's gonna come at y'all like a spider monkey.

 

[BigPapaVol]

I'll never call him Ocho Loco.

yes. Not that catchy.

 

[n_huffhines]

Origin of the name Tyler:
Transferred use of the surname derived from the Old French tieuleor, tieulier (tiler, tile maker) and the Middle English tyler, tylere (a brick, a tile). The name originated as an occupational name for a tile or brick maker or layer.

ORIGIN OF THE SURNAME BRAY: When individual surnames originated in Medieval times, around 1000 A.D., for the purpose of more specific identification, there were four primary sources: a person's occupation, location, father's name, or personal characteristics. The surname BRAY appears to be locational in origin, and is believed to have come from the French (and before that, from early Celtic), meaning "one living near a hill or knoll."

Hmmm....? Maybe we can work in "brick" somehow.