The New All Time Leading Rebounder at the University of Tennessee

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D.C. Vol

D.C. Vol

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Jarnell Stokes is now the all time leading rebounder on the Hill. He has also tied Bernard King's all time double-double mark for a single season.
 
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D.C. Vol said:
Jarnell Stokes is now the all time leading rebounder on the Hill. He has also tied Bernard King's all time double-double mark for a single season.
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Here's to hoping he adds significantly to those numbers this year.

Congrats Jarnell!
 
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Way to go Stokes!! Here's to hoping he officially breaks King's all time double-double mark in a season when we play michigan!
 
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If he comes back he'll break King's all time double double record...the tulip has grew into a dang oak tree!
 
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Stokes is an amazing rebounder! For those who remember, it was amazing what King accomplished as he was not nearly as large as Stokes. Wishing Stokes the same NBA success as King!
 
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Stoked4Zo said:
If he comes back he'll break King's all time double double record...the tulip has grew into a dang oak tree!
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We could potentially ride this Sequoia all the way to Arlington. He's dangerously close to becoming my favorite player that's ever played for Tennessee.
 
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The number 5 has been represented tremendously well between Stokes and Lofton. Any chance for a co-retirement between the two for the number?
 
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D.C. Vol said:
We could potentially ride this Sequoia all the way to Arlington. He's dangerously close to becoming my favorite player that's ever played for Tennessee.
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Same here he's in my top 3 for sure. Love the way people just bounce off of him lol.
 
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D.C. Vol said:
We could potentially ride this Sequoia all the way to Arlington. He's dangerously close to becoming my favorite player that's ever played for Tennessee.
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I think his improvement along the way lends itself greatly to achieving that mark in my books. I no longer cringe when he is at the FT line or when he is playing defense. I really love his demeanor and maturity as well.
 
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If Stokes had a mean streak to him like King did he could own a lot of UT records. He has come a long way.
 
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TNVolunteerGrad said:
I think his improvement along the way lends itself greatly to achieving that mark in my books. I no longer cringe when he is at the FT line or when he is playing defense. I really love his demeanor and maturity as well.
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You are right he has gotten so much better from the charity stipe!
 
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I think it's fair to say "Engine #5" is the most physically imposing player we've ever had. Seeing him up close last night gave me a real appreciation for his size.
 
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I think this meant single season, correct? I'm seeing him still being around 300 behind the all time career leader Gene Tormohlen and 7th place all time. But one more season would likely put him in first.
 
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Stoked4Zo said:
The number 5 has been represented tremendously well between Stokes and Lofton. Any chance for a co-retirement between the two for the number?
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Unless they have changed the criteria I don't think Stokes qualifies to have his number retired, at least based on accomplishment to date.
 
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