LSU being out is an LSU decision, not a Reid one.
Sounds like I may have been wrong on Tennesse being full at LB, based on speculation from a pay site. Hopefully the staff really gets in his ear before his big day tomorrow, but not looking good.
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LSU being out is an LSU decision, not a Reid one.
Sounds like I may have been wrong on Tennesse being full at LB, based on speculation from a pay site. Hopefully the staff really gets in his ear before his big day tomorrow, but not looking good.
Haha, you aren't kidding there. TCU games are dead quiet.
As for Reid. I feel as though ISU isn't even an option for him. All he ever tweets/tweeted about has been LSU/Tennessee and back when Michigan entertained him he tweeted about them.
Now that LSU closed the door on him, looks like he's all Vols. He even stated in a recent article, "if not LSU, then likely Tennessee".
Yeah, it's between Tennessee, Tennessee, and Tennessee with an outside shot of Tennessee.
Really curious how long it will be before Tennessee gets hit with sanctions for their suddenly stellar recruiting.
"Suddenly Stellar"? Their classes have been in the top 20 for at least 10 years in a row (all the further I looked) and have had top 10 classes in 4 of those 10. This year's class, at #11, would be an average class. They may have underacheived a little on the field. Playing in the SEC with consecutive games against Florida, Georgia, Texas A&M and Alabama may have had something to do with it. They are one of the biggest brands in college football and also play here:
I hope Reid checks out this article about Tennessee then..
http://247sports.com/Article/Inside...see-Volunteers-football-under-Butch--49621786
A little? They've underachieved a little with a literal decade of top-rated classes?"Suddenly Stellar"? Their classes have been in the top 20 for at least 10 years in a row (all the further I looked) and have had top 10 classes in 4 of those 10. This year's class, at #11, would be an average class. They may have underacheived a little on the field. Playing in the SEC with consecutive games against Florida, Georgia, Texas A&M and Alabama may have had something to do with it. They are one of the biggest brands in college football and also play here:
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"Suddenly Stellar"? Their classes have been in the top 20 for at least 10 years in a row (all the further I looked) and have had top 10 classes in 4 of those 10. This year's class, at #11, would be an average class. They may have underacheived a little on the field. Playing in the SEC with consecutive games against Florida, Georgia, Texas A&M and Alabama may have had something to do with it. They are one of the biggest brands in college football and also play here:
Huh. I didn't know they recruited that high the past ten years. I figured it just bumped when Butch got there. They really should win more. It's not like they just lost to Bama.
They are 12th in total CFB wins. 9th if you only count FBS. They have 7 National Championships. Tons of tradition. They just haven't been able to make a good hire since Phil Fulmer in 2008.
Yes, bc desperation works... seriously would be dumb considering the state of our program the last century. Take off the cardinal and gold glasses and see how this looks from an outside perspective. Please....
What. You think I wrote the article? And I'm assuming you didn't read the article as it's talking about how the locker room is a bit of a mess and how the program has a negative vibe to it. There's a decent chance that Butch Davis could get the ax soon if the program fails to move in an upward trajectory.
Two 300+ pound dudes in the middle of the DL next season. That alone is worth noting.
