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SMH, Jacory and that OL on that last drive.
@ McCarthy trying to fight
I say Randy deserves 4 more years.
I say Randy deserves 4 more years.
09 Real Deal College Football Discussion/No Homers - Lets geh geh GET IT!
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bum
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yall tell lifelesson i said HELLO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
UCLA>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>FRAUD U
UCLA>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>FRAUD U
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Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
may have blown Coops knee tooall bad
that right there looked nasty
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This year was all about getting their swag back.
A lot of returning talent next year, The U is back.
A lot of returning talent next year, The U is back.
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Saw Coop after the game. He had crutches but he was walking/hobbling around on his own. Should be fine in time for the combine don't think its too serious.
Talked to Streeter, forston, AJ, and Hank after the game. AJ was pissed. I'm starting to think he might transfer. (Quote: "I'm wasting yearshere") wasn't happy he was on the sidelines that last play/drive cuz he's been clutch all year. I don't blame him either. Said some otherstuff I prob shouldn't be posting on here though.
I gotta flight to catch I'll prob post more later.
Clint Hurtt neeeds to be fired YESTERDAY.
Talked to Streeter, forston, AJ, and Hank after the game. AJ was pissed. I'm starting to think he might transfer. (Quote: "I'm wasting yearshere") wasn't happy he was on the sidelines that last play/drive cuz he's been clutch all year. I don't blame him either. Said some otherstuff I prob shouldn't be posting on here though.
I gotta flight to catch I'll prob post more later.
Clint Hurtt neeeds to be fired YESTERDAY.
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AJ as in Aldarious Johnson?
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Yeah
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Hopefully Randy gets a lifetime contract
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And Michaelee Harris
Spoke with some people today about Luc. Jeff is all enrolled at FSU and will be traveling straight to Tallahassee from the Under Armour game. He has been working his tail off on the recruiting circuit. He has been talking with Elam and others. When asked who he has been speaking with. I got the response- Everybody and anybody. He is really hustling to get in Corey Lemonier ear. He has been trying to get in contact with him over the phone
-Defensive end Corey Lemonier said that Florida State, Tennessee, Miami and LSU were the four schools he is focused on the most right now. He said the Canes are creeping back in a little bit, but that he's not a lock to join Calvin Smith at Tennessee. Lemonier has been saying good things about the Seminoles
On the flip side, Tennessee DE commit Corey Miller, a former FSU commit, is his roommate and obviously will be talking up the Vols.
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Make up your damn mind already, Cam Newton.
Latest rumor has Richt throwing big money at John Chavis...
Latest rumor has Richt throwing big money at John Chavis...
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Richt is Def getting fired next season
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[h1]Vols star Eric Berry apparently bound for NFL[/h1]
By CHARLES ODUM, AP Sports Writer Dec 29, 6:01 pm EST
ATLANTA (AP)-Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin believes Eric Berry will play in the NFL next year.
Virginia Tech is just trying to figure out what position Berry will play on Thursday night.
Berry, a junior safety, could play his last game for Tennessee in the Chick-fil-A Bowl against Virginia Tech. He is projected as a high first-round pick if he enters the NFL draft. Most mock drafts list Berry among the top five picks.
Berry said the draft decision is "kind of made." He said he wants to play the bowl game in his Atlanta hometown before he discusses his plans.
In this Monday, Dec. 28, 2009,…
AP - Dec 29, 4:23 pm EST
"I want to focus on Virginia Tech," he said.
Virginia Tech's biggest concern is following Berry on the field. He has 14 career interceptions but the safety often plays in the middle of the defense like a linebacker.
"We've asked Tennessee to put a little red light on top of Eric and so we'll know where he is all the time," Virginia Tech offensive coordinator Bryan Stinespring joked Tuesday. "They haven't really gotten back with us to let us know if they're going to do that."
Berry (5 feet 11, 203 pounds) is an effective run-stopper. He is second on the team with 83 tackles, including six for losses.
"From what I've seen they use him more like a linebacker, putting him in the box," Virginia Tech quarterback Tyrod Taylor said. "He's a big hitter. He's strong in defending the running game.
"We know he can run the field and he does cover the field well. But as far as the tapes I've seen, he's down playing linebacker and he gets to the ball quick."
Free safety? Strong safety? Linebacker? Nickel cornerback? Return specialist? Berry has filled each role, and Kiffin said the junior's versatility will pay off big in the draft.
"What Eric has done such a remarkable job of is the ability to do so many different things and to put that on film," Kiffin said. "Your film is your resume. … You're going to have to do the things that the NFL wants to see when they come to watch your film.
"Eric's played man-to-man coverage, we've blitzed him, he's played back in the middle and he's played down. So to be able to do all those things and then also to play on our special teams as many snaps as he has, he's created a lot of draft value for himself."
Berry smiled as he heard Kiffin add "I would think he'd go extremely high- whenever he leaves."
When making a bowl appearance in Atlanta earlier this month, Kiffin said "I would anticipate him probably not being with us next year."
Kiffin said he won't try to convince Berry to return for his senior season.
"This may be the only conversations that I don't recruit in, is with these guys because it's too important for them to make the right decision," Kiffin said. "This isn't about me and it's not about Tennessee. This is about Eric and Eric's family."
Kiffin said he advised the junior to seize the NFL opportunity.
"I told him from my perspective he's done everything he can do," Kiffin said. "If he wants to go, this is the time to go. I would never want to hold someone back from that, because it would be real hard to live with yourself if you tried to convince someone to stay and then something happened to him injury-wise and they weren't able to get what they had worked so hard for."
Berry said he has been thorough in studying his options.
"I really just wanted to make sure there was no stone unturned," he said. "I sat down with Coach Kiffin and talked about it and talked with my family and talked with some of my close teammates and friends about the whole situation. I wanted to make sure I weighed every possible scenario or situation that could happen."
Berry won the Jim Thorpe Award honoring the nation's top defensive back earlier this month. He was a first-team All-America selection by The Associated Press.
Kiffin said it's a compliment to Berry that he won the Jim Thorpe Award even though only two of his 14 career interceptions came this season. He had seven interceptions in 2008 to lead all FBS players.
The 14 interceptions rank fifth in school history and third among active NCAA players.
By CHARLES ODUM, AP Sports Writer Dec 29, 6:01 pm EST
ATLANTA (AP)-Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin believes Eric Berry will play in the NFL next year.
Virginia Tech is just trying to figure out what position Berry will play on Thursday night.
Berry, a junior safety, could play his last game for Tennessee in the Chick-fil-A Bowl against Virginia Tech. He is projected as a high first-round pick if he enters the NFL draft. Most mock drafts list Berry among the top five picks.
Berry said the draft decision is "kind of made." He said he wants to play the bowl game in his Atlanta hometown before he discusses his plans.
In this Monday, Dec. 28, 2009,…
AP - Dec 29, 4:23 pm EST
"I want to focus on Virginia Tech," he said.
Virginia Tech's biggest concern is following Berry on the field. He has 14 career interceptions but the safety often plays in the middle of the defense like a linebacker.
"We've asked Tennessee to put a little red light on top of Eric and so we'll know where he is all the time," Virginia Tech offensive coordinator Bryan Stinespring joked Tuesday. "They haven't really gotten back with us to let us know if they're going to do that."
Berry (5 feet 11, 203 pounds) is an effective run-stopper. He is second on the team with 83 tackles, including six for losses.
"From what I've seen they use him more like a linebacker, putting him in the box," Virginia Tech quarterback Tyrod Taylor said. "He's a big hitter. He's strong in defending the running game.
"We know he can run the field and he does cover the field well. But as far as the tapes I've seen, he's down playing linebacker and he gets to the ball quick."
Free safety? Strong safety? Linebacker? Nickel cornerback? Return specialist? Berry has filled each role, and Kiffin said the junior's versatility will pay off big in the draft.
"What Eric has done such a remarkable job of is the ability to do so many different things and to put that on film," Kiffin said. "Your film is your resume. … You're going to have to do the things that the NFL wants to see when they come to watch your film.
"Eric's played man-to-man coverage, we've blitzed him, he's played back in the middle and he's played down. So to be able to do all those things and then also to play on our special teams as many snaps as he has, he's created a lot of draft value for himself."
Berry smiled as he heard Kiffin add "I would think he'd go extremely high- whenever he leaves."
When making a bowl appearance in Atlanta earlier this month, Kiffin said "I would anticipate him probably not being with us next year."
Kiffin said he won't try to convince Berry to return for his senior season.
"This may be the only conversations that I don't recruit in, is with these guys because it's too important for them to make the right decision," Kiffin said. "This isn't about me and it's not about Tennessee. This is about Eric and Eric's family."
Kiffin said he advised the junior to seize the NFL opportunity.
"I told him from my perspective he's done everything he can do," Kiffin said. "If he wants to go, this is the time to go. I would never want to hold someone back from that, because it would be real hard to live with yourself if you tried to convince someone to stay and then something happened to him injury-wise and they weren't able to get what they had worked so hard for."
Berry said he has been thorough in studying his options.
"I really just wanted to make sure there was no stone unturned," he said. "I sat down with Coach Kiffin and talked about it and talked with my family and talked with some of my close teammates and friends about the whole situation. I wanted to make sure I weighed every possible scenario or situation that could happen."
Berry won the Jim Thorpe Award honoring the nation's top defensive back earlier this month. He was a first-team All-America selection by The Associated Press.
Kiffin said it's a compliment to Berry that he won the Jim Thorpe Award even though only two of his 14 career interceptions came this season. He had seven interceptions in 2008 to lead all FBS players.
The 14 interceptions rank fifth in school history and third among active NCAA players.
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I was wondering why there wasn't much of an AJ sighting
Get rid of Randy. Bring in somebody who will let these dudes dance and punch out kickers
Get rid of Randy. Bring in somebody who will let these dudes dance and punch out kickers
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Please don't let EB get drafted by the Browns.
Shannon got his pants pulled down in that game last night.
They better not give dude an extension.
Harris played like crap, but he was runnin for his life on almost every play. Those idiots need to start working today til the season starts. Theyshouldn't be anywhere but on the field the whole winter/spring/summer.
They better not give dude an extension.
Harris played like crap, but he was runnin for his life on almost every play. Those idiots need to start working today til the season starts. Theyshouldn't be anywhere but on the field the whole winter/spring/summer.
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Would be surprised if Rivals didn't give Christian Jones and Corey Lemonier their just due and promote them to 5* status after the UA game.
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Safe to assume Kadron Boone will open things back up and Tech will lose the other Florida kids, too...
Wonder what it does with Scotty Young and Jackson Richards...
Wonder what it does with Scotty Young and Jackson Richards...
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I wouldn't be surprised if Scotty Young decides to go to Texas to play baseball now...
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TT better holla at Coach Sumlin. (Holla at Da Stoops...)
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he gonna pissed if we dont make our time....
Don't think Sumlin is gonna be the first choice for the Tech program, to be honest.
Don't think Sumlin is gonna be the first choice for the Tech program, to be honest.
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Alamo Bowl is all kinds of messed up... Our 9+ suspended players and them with no coach(es)....
