Tennessee’s Rudy

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knoxff

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Watching the movie Rudy the other day with my son and I started wondering who’s Tennessee’s version of Rudy? Who played their heart out despite not being the biggest, fastest or strongest but overcame their limitations to make a difference on the field?
 
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Watching the movie Rudy the other day with my son and I started wondering who’s Tennessee’s version of Rudy? Who played their heart out despite not being the biggest, fastest or strongest but overcame their limitations to make a difference on the field?
Neil Kearney. He was a walk on when i was there. Think he’s from Dobbins Bennet. I remember the first time he ran through the T. He was in heaven!
 
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Watching the movie Rudy the other day with my son and I started wondering who’s Tennessee’s version of Rudy? Who played their heart out despite not being the biggest, fastest or strongest but overcame their limitations to make a difference on the field?
Not a walk-on.....but Ryan Karl was small and slow, but worked his but off and was a solid player.
 
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Tim Townes has an amazing story:
Hope this link still works.. If it does, this will be about an hour of your time you won't regret.
A Host of Volunteers


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JJ was great.
Scott Gaylon wasn't the biggest or fastest, but he played great.
Pound for pound Raynoch Thompson wasn't very big, but he would knock your head off and took on all comers.
Tony Thompson was small and not highly recruited, but led the SEC in rushing.
Travis Stephens while small ran like a beast and was phenomenal.
Inky Johnson was a warrior.
 

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