Palardy's Camp Thread

#51
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Ellis Shoe Tigers said:
I'm from a little town close to D. Bourque's home town. I joined this site to kinda keep up with him and what's going on with the Vols. I'm a long time LSU fan and season ticket holder.
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We have quite a few guys from Louisiana.
 
#53
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Do you guys have any video from the freshman practice yesterday afternoon? Not sure if yall put out videos like LSU does. I'd like to see how Devante is doing.
 
#54
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Ellis Shoe Tigers said:
Do you guys have any video from the freshman practice yesterday afternoon? Not sure if yall put out videos like LSU does. I'd like to see how Devante is doing.
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Im not sure about videos, but on utsports.com there is a training camp section with pics. And im mobile so I didnt look at all the pics but I believe he was in the night session, there may be pics of him there. Thats all the help I can give ya.
 
#64
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I didn't work the entire second session, but here's what I did see:

During individual drills, Bourque was lights out. His footwork, agility, and the way he can get into a higher gear are extremely impressive. He's freaky with his cuts.

Phillips is extremely quick off the ball. It's like he has an instinct where he just "knows" the snap count.


Mmkay:


DAY 2:

Vols continued practice in helmets today.

Tyler Bray once again showed that he is ready to command the team. During full team he was making audibles and changing the play on the ball.

We started implementing a little bit of a different offensive scheme than we're used to seeing at Tennessee today. That's all I'll comment on that.

Perhaps one of the most surprising parts of first session today was the fact that the competition on the field was at high level. The O-Line and the D-Line were trash talking, the 7-on-7s were extremely tough. Everybody was out there to prove something.

Devrin Young had an excellent practice.

Other notables that stood out to me:

Marlin Lane
Justin Hunter
AJ Johnson
Byron Moore
Jay Graham (Seriously, he was cutting great today)

I'll actually be in second session tonight, so I"ll be able to give you a little more on the new guys.
 
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PalardyLikeARockstar said:
I didn't work the entire second session, but here's what I did see:

During individual drills, Bourque was lights out. His footwork, agility, and the way he can get into a higher gear are extremely impressive. He's freaky with his cuts.

Phillips is extremely quick off the ball. It's like he has an instinct where he just "knows" the snap count.


Mmkay:


DAY 2:

Vols continued practice in helmets today.

Tyler Bray once again showed that he is ready to command the team. During full team he was making audibles and changing the play on the ball.

We started implementing a little bit of a different offensive scheme than we're used to seeing at Tennessee today. That's all I'll comment on that.

Perhaps one of the most surprising parts of first session today was the fact that the competition on the field was at high level. The O-Line and the D-Line were trash talking, the 7-on-7s were extremely tough. Everybody was out there to prove something.

Devrin Young had an excellent practice.

Other notables that stood out to me:

Marlin Lane
Justin Hunter
AJ Johnson
Byron Moore
Jay Graham (Seriously, he was cutting great today)

I'll actually be in second session tonight, so I"ll be able to give you a little more on the new guys.
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Thanks Palardy!
 
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This board needs a rep system or something like that so I can give palardy points for every post he makes.

I don't know if this has been asked or not, but outside of the obvious CP/Mcullers/Sentimore hype, which newcomer/freshman do you see making the biggest impact so far?
 
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Really hope Bourque shows quick progress and is able to get some decent PT this year in preparation for 2013.
 
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PalardyLikeARockstar said:
I didn't work the entire second session, but here's what I did see:

During individual drills, Bourque was lights out. His footwork, agility, and the way he can get into a higher gear are extremely impressive. He's freaky with his cuts.

Phillips is extremely quick off the ball. It's like he has an instinct where he just "knows" the snap count.


Mmkay:


DAY 2:

Vols continued practice in helmets today.

Tyler Bray once again showed that he is ready to command the team. During full team he was making audibles and changing the play on the ball.

We started implementing a little bit of a different offensive scheme than we're used to seeing at Tennessee today. That's all I'll comment on that.

Perhaps one of the most surprising parts of first session today was the fact that the competition on the field was at high level. The O-Line and the D-Line were trash talking, the 7-on-7s were extremely tough. Everybody was out there to prove something.

Devrin Young had an excellent practice.

Other notables that stood out to me:

Marlin Lane
Justin Hunter
AJ Johnson
Byron Moore
Jay Graham (Seriously, he was cutting great today)

I'll actually be in second session tonight, so I"ll be able to give you a little more on the new guys.
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Sweet. Thanks for bringing good info to the board. You're like a crack dealer...keep us supplied :)
 
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Second Session Notes:


I was both excited and awe struck by CP. Its like he's been on this team for three years. He knows exactly what he's doing on the field and he could possibly be the best receiver we have.

McCullers is a monstrosity of a human being. He's loud, and energetic. He also about laid me flat today.

Watson had a great practice today, and Bourque was top knotch today as well.


Surprise newbie so far? Mt McCullers. Fast, smart, mean. Damn.
 
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PalardyLikeARockstar said:
Second Session Notes:


I was both excited and awe struck by CP. Its like he's been on this team for three years. He knows exactly what he's doing on the field and he could possibly be the best receiver we have.

McCullers is a monstrosity of a human being. He's loud, and energetic. He also about laid me flat today.

Watson had a great practice today, and Bourque was top knotch today as well.

Surprise newbie so far? Mt McCullers. Fast, smart, mean. Damn.
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No homo? :)
great news!!
 
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