The ESPN love-fest continues....

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#2
They're just providing locker room material for the Gators. ESPN would do that
 
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golfballs03 said:
They're just providing locker room material for the Gators. ESPN would do that
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Intentional or not... I really don't care for all the build up of UT right now. Too many possibilities that it could hurt the attitude of the team or motivate the opponent.

There is a significant fall off the pedestal that's been created already.

Remember.... they pumped Cincy too.
 
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#8
Do the Gator posters really believe they have backs that can cover Hunter and Rogers?

Truthfully now...
 
#12
#12
I think we have a secondary that can cover them better than the effort by Cincinnati, yes. And a pass rush that will enhance the coverage schemes.

Stop them? Not completely. But contain them, I hope so.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I think we have a secondary that can cover them better than the effort by Cincinnati, yes. And a pass rush that will enhance the coverage schemes.

Stop them? Not completely. But contain them, I hope so.
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Yup. Your secondary can cover them about as good as Cincy's. Roll the bean footage : DaRick double covered in the endzone - sandwiched - dehelmeted - and ends up sitting in the end zone, arms out stretched with the ball in one hand and a sh#t eating grin from ear to ear. Yup, your secondary can cover him.
 
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As i read that I honestly dont see anything that can be used as locker room material unless you take logic out the equation. "oh noes these two kids want to be elite and are working toward it" if that is locker room material then those kids are pretty damn dense. Elam is providing locker room material because his comments are not general... they are specific.
 
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#16
Either everybody's crying over NO publicity, or TOO much. How about we just cheer for the VOLS and find something better to do!
 
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#18
It's safe to say espn will jump on any bandwagon & kick just about anybody when they're down.
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sjt18 said:
Intentional or not... I really don't care for all the build up of UT right now. Too many possibilities that it could hurt the attitude of the team or motivate the opponent.

There is a significant fall off the pedestal that's been created already.

Remember.... they pumped Cincy too.
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Heaven forbid Tennessee get some respect from the media. My God, step away from the edge.
 
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Orange Blazer said:
Heaven forbid Tennessee get some respect from the media. My God, step away from the edge.
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You are welcome to search my post. I seldom comment on the sports media. I think most people know they are a bunch of blowhards. My only concern is how a very young team might react to some blowhard who is trying to pump this game up.
 
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#23
sometimes.....


"Sophomores Justin Hunter and Da'Rick Rogers have been sensational through two games this season. They’ve combined for 31 catches, 502 receiving yards and five touchdowns.

They also have one of the hottest quarterbacks in the country throwing to them. Fellow sophomore Tyler Bray leads the SEC in passing with 698 yards, seven touchdowns and no interceptions.

If the three of them were playing basketball right now, the rim would look like a crater on the moon.
That’s how hot they are."


2011 Leaders, Combined Receptions
Receivers, School Receptions
Michael Floyd & Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame 35
Robert Woods & Marqise Lee, USC 32
Da'Rick Rogers & Justin Hunter, Tennessee 31
Justin Blackmon & Joseph Randle, Oklahoma St. 31
Jeremiah Ostrowski & Royce Pollard, Hawaii 31
Source: ESPN Stats & Information
2011 Leaders, Combined Receiving Yards
Receivers, School Yards
Paul Richardson & Rodney Stewart, Colorado 517
Da'Rick Rogers & Justin Hunter, Tennessee 502
Michael Floyd & Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame 457
Chris Givens & Michael Campanaro, Wake Forest 453
Stephen Hill & Tony Zenon, Georgia Tech 411
Source: ESPN Stats & Information
2011 Leaders, Combined Receiving TDs
Receivers, School TDs
Eugene Cooper & Kamar Jorden, Bowling Green 7
Aaron Pflugrad & Jamal Miles, Arizona St. 6
Rashad Green & Bert Reed, Florida St. 6
Da'Rick Rogers & Justin Hunter, Tennessee 5
Paul Richardson & Ryan Deehan, Colorado 5
Jake Stoneburner & Devin Smith, Ohio St. 5
Zach Ertz & Coby Fleener, Stanford 5
Eric Page & Bernard Reedy, Toledo 5
Source: ESPN Stats & Information

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