One player gets a do over......

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lego126

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We've had alot of player get suspended for different reason over the last decade. If one suspended player could come back and get a "do over" who would your choice be? For me there a few that come to mind, but I always liked James Banks.
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Lynn McGruder that played great as defensive lineman for Oklahoma,. I hated we lost him. Or How about tony Robinson. WOW!!!
 
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DeepSpringsVol said:
Or How about tony Robinson. WOW!!!
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The best memory of Tony Robinson is when Bo Jackson was playing for Auburn, and he was suppose to be on the cover of the next issue of SI.

We shut him DOWN and SI put Tony Robsinson on the cover instead!!!!!


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Robinson or Cobb. Also Jerry Colquitt should get a sympathy vote because of the time he put into the program
 
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Inky Johnson not because he was a waste. He was really becoming great in front of our eyes each week until he got hurt. Who knows how he would have turnout. I believe it was early in his Jr season when he got hurt. He would have had a real shot at making it to the NFL.
 
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Biopsyman said:
Inky Johnson not because he was a waste. He was really becoming great in front of our eyes each week until he got hurt. Who knows how he would have turnout. I believe it was early in his Jr season when he got hurt. He would have had a real shot at making it to the NFL.
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That was heart breaking. The Jerry Colquitt thing mentioned earlier was also very sad.
 
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biopsyman said:
inky johnson not because he was a waste. He was really becoming great in front of our eyes each week until he got hurt. Who knows how he would have turnout. I believe it was early in his jr season when he got hurt. He would have had a real shot at making it to the nfl.
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+1000
 
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Onterrio Smith? I'm pretty sure he failed multiple drug tests and screwed up his second and third chances. Fulmer really had no choice but to boot him. That is, if i'm remembering correctly.

Yeah Inky Johnsonson got hurt against Air Force like 4 or 5 games in. And you guys are right he was improving and could have been something special.
 
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Loved Inky Johnson! I remember watching the play that ended his career, that was sad. I really believe he was developing very well and he seemed to hit hard. Very fun to watch.

Anyone know where Inky is now? I know at one point he was a graduate assistant for the Vols but, I haven't heard anything about him for quite some time, since all the coaching turnover happened.

I really hope he becomes a successful coach somewhere. I believe he has the heart to be a success in whatever he dedicates himself to. He seemed like the type of guy that had an infectious attitude, at least from what I have read over the years in the media.
 
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volunteers4life said:
Loved Inky Johnson! I remember watching the play that ended his career, that was sad. I really believe he was developing very well and he seemed to hit hard. Very fun to watch.

Anyone know where Inky is now? I know at one point he was a graduate assistant for the Vols but, I haven't heard anything about him for quite some time, since all the coaching turnover happened.

I really hope he becomes a successful coach somewhere. I believe he has the heart to be a success in whatever he dedicates himself to. He seemed like the type of guy that had an infectious attitude, at least from what I have read over the years in the media.
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I believe that i heard he was working at a bank somewhere. Cant remember for sure.
 
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