The All Potential Team

[AirVol3]

Bryce Brown
Aaron Douglas
Lamarcus Coker
Nu,keese Richardson

 

[AirVol3]

Aaron Douglas was a Quitter.

 

[rockytop_14]

Phil Fulmer
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[RockyTop411]

Lane Kiffin.

 

[tripper]

Demonte Bolden, but then again he's from Chattanooga; no offence.

 

[Urinal Mint]

James Robert Cooter

 

[tripper]

Biggest bust is probably Michael Munoz.

 

[tripper]

lamarcus coker
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[tripper]

kelly washington

 

[colvol]

Before my time, but from what I've heard he was the best to come through here. So I would have to agree.

Before my time also but saw some videos of him I was amazed and then it showed where he got hurt and I wanted to cry.
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[Volman93]

Nuke was probably gonna be all SEC by his junior season at least. Coker would have been easily drafted had he kept his head on straight.

 

[utgibbs]

Chuck Webb

This.

And some will say there is no such thing as luck.

 

[donfi]

Tony Robinson..... injury then bad decisions until..... awwww what could have been

DL was an All America kicker a couple a yr ago then got hurt

 

[donfi]

Phil Fulmer
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wow

 

[duckman398686]

onterrio smith

 

[ReeceBobby]

oj owens

 

[ddean1357]

Nuke was probably gonna be all SEC by his junior season at least. Coker would have been easily drafted had he kept his head on straight.

Nuke never showed me anything that proved he was an all SEC talent. He couldn't even field a punt.

 

[tarvol23]

Brian Darden, as was mentioned earlier. I honestly thought he was going to be the next Barry Sanders. Of course I was much younger and impressionable then,sigh...

 

[H$24]

Gerald Riggs

 

[Kingston Vol]

He still has a shot, but I'm gonna throw Gerald Jones out there. I thought he was going to be amazing when I first saw him run the wildcat back in '07.

 

[Volman93]

Nuke never showed me anything that proved he was an all SEC talent. He couldn't even field a punt.

I completely agree, but in all fairness he also had a coach who pissed on special teams play. The game against Memphis kind of showed what he could do as a reciever i think.

 

[arTfuldodger]

I'm posting without reading any posts so forgive me for any repeats......
Gerald Riggs, James Banks, Kelley Washington, Demetrius Morley and Brandon Warren come to mind.
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[leonardslosers]

Can't remember the dude's name he was a tight end in the late 90's, I think he was from Morristown, got busted for pot I think.

Other than that agree with the others, especially Banks and Kelley Washington

 

[GERALD JONES 4 HEISMAN]

James Banks for me. Cant remember a wideout that had a knack for the ball like he did...always seemed to be in the right place at right time. Kind of like an Eric Berry. He was an absolute stud in 2003.

 

[duckman398686]

i can't remember what happened to him, but i thought corey campbell had the potential to turn into a real solid player when he was in ut's secondary back in the early 2000's.