Recruiting Forum Football Talk XXIV

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Bob Shoop ‏@UTCoachBobShoop 56s56 seconds ago
Big day with @UTCoachThig in the midstate. Great to reconnect with so many people. YOU'RE NEXT!!


Hmmm....

Goldberg got any eligibility left?

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Video quality is pretty poor. Hopefully next season Ill be working with a new computer and video editor. Thanks to those who recommended songs to use. Got pretty tired of working on it, and I'm pretty sure you'll be able to tell where in the video

480p seriously? I can't watch anything less than 1080p/60fps.
 
Of all people Climer on Finebaum talking about Manning.

He just said "I expect the Titans to name Mularky HC early next week"
 
Climer is a douche of infinite degree.

Yes he is.

I worked with his wife 25 years ago. She told me one time "David is NOT a UT fan". She placed emphasis on that point. Every time his name is mentioned, I think back to that conversation.
 
What makes you think McCaffrey is not an every down back in the NFL?

Size. He's got tiny little legs.

If you look at the nfl all the top running backs have huge thighs and lower bodies. It creates explosion and durability.

McCaffrey will be a 3rd down speciality back.
 
Obviously because he's white.

McCafrey is as smooth and shifty a runner as there is college football. He finds the open land and reads his blocks very well. I think he would make a very good NFL back.

No. I choose Woodhead cause he's one of the best pass catching 3rd down backs in the NFL.

If you want a black player for me to compare him to, how about New Orleans Saints Reggie Bush?

Bush on the saints was mainly a pass catcher outta the backfield and special teams demon. He wasn't a 3 down back and struggled running up the middle.

McCaffrey like Bush has tiny legs and won't make it as a 3 down RB. He'll simply be a utility player. No shame in that.
 
Not really anything we didn't already know but...

North, a junior wide receiver whose career began so promisingly before injuries started taking a toll, could transfer out of the Tennessee program or declare for the NFL Draft, but his plans remain unclear at the moment.

A 6-foot-3, 230-pound wideout from Charlotte, N.C., North was named a Freshman All-American in 2013 after collecting 496 yards and one touchdown on 38 catches. Expectations were high heading into his sophomore season, and rightfully so, but he collected just 320 yards and four touchdowns on 32 catches before missing the final three games with a torn shoulder labrum — an injury that had bothered him dating back to his high-school career.

North, who also battled foot issues and a nasty bruise on his back in 2014, struggled even more in 2015, appearing in just seven games and collecting 58 yards on six catches and never looking close to 100 percent healthy.

Speculation has run rampant for a couple of months that North might leave the Tennessee program after this season, and his decision was made entirely of his own volition, according to multiple program sources.

It remains unclear whether North will declare for the NFL Draft or transfer to another college program. Many have suggested he will declare for the draft, but that hasn’t been confirmed, and two program sources insisted they didn’t know what the player would do.

North hasn’t graduated from Tennessee, so transferring to an NCAA Division I FCS or Division II program would be the only way for him to be eligible for the 2016 season. He would have to redshirt in order to play for another NCAA Division I FBS program in 2016, but he does have a redshirt year available to him.

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I can see where North's mind is personally. They design plays to isolate P.Williams and for Jennings to get the ball. But the best WR on the team runs decoy routes. I'd personally be mad as hell if I were him. Especially after his first year where they were more creative finding ways to feature him.
 
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