sameolvol
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:good!:This! Another example: Dear Mister Mayes, It's very understandable that you've been reticent about playing football for UT, after all this turmoil. The players weren't into it. Coach Jones, who tried but couldn't stack any more of those bricks, was headed out the door, and the future wasn't looking very bright in Big Orange Country. Look. I'm sure you're looking forward to visiting and re-visiting big programs such as Clemson and Alabama and Georgia, but, hey big guy. Although the wheels had fallen off our UT Vols football team, you now must realize that our great program has been refitted with a new set of wheels...much more-so than one could've imagined before AD Fulmer turned it all around and brought in Coach Jeremy Pruitt and the most impressive assortment of coaches and staff anywhere. As great, admittedly, that it would be playing for one of those teams, don't you want to be THE MAN who came back to Knoxville to lead this 2018 class to the summit of that CFB mountain? It's happening and you know it. Stay with family, Cade. We need your leadership. COME BACK HOME! GBO!From the article and quote it seems to me he is asking us to creat a positive image of Tennessee and if we run into a member of the team or someone identified as a recruit, commit, or "target", to be positive, welcome them, and tell them how great the University is. My time at UT was awesome! Two degrees, professor mentors that I caught up with at alumni events, game day experiences, were all positives. I would not have had the career success I enjoyed without the education and support from UT. That is what he is asking us to point out to players, recruits, etc.
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