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Jauan Jennings!
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gator-n-buck
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He played tough and will be missed next season.
Displaced_Vol
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PalsPal":2lkcbacz said:
7 for 174 with 2 TDs is a strong stat line. Would love to know his yards after contact too-
Really the entire WR corps showed what they could do tonight. Felt like Callaway was due a big game & he had himself one.
To your larger point him & Trey Smith are good examples that there's no real division (at least that I can see & especially now) between Butch guys & JP guys. I don't know who you give the game ball to tonight but Jennings makes a strong case for it.
They need to put a statue of jennings up outside of Neyland.
He's been the standout most of the season. He will certainly be missed next year. His ability to get yards after contact is unreal.
He is taking full advantage of a second chance. I hope an NFL team picks him up in the future.
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He is taking full advantage of a second chance. I hope an NFL team picks him up in the future.
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buckaroo
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If I had an NFL team, he would be my first pick
THEdonkey0515
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A guy being missed in all that offense is DANIEL BITULI
Another senior on that Vols team who really stepped it up and will be missed.
15 tackles.
2 tackles for loss.
1 pass break up.
Blocked punt, recovery, and TD.
Same guy who had 23 tackles against Georgia tech as a sophomore.
Another senior on that Vols team who really stepped it up and will be missed.
15 tackles.
2 tackles for loss.
1 pass break up.
Blocked punt, recovery, and TD.
Same guy who had 23 tackles against Georgia tech as a sophomore.
Displaced_Vol
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THEdonkey0515":2zw61tps said:
Right on. Bituli was great. Darell Taylor has himself a game too.
THEdonkey0515
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Yes the whole team is buying in from the true freshman back ups to the 5 year seniors.Displaced_Vol":3iy4081g said:
Would have been so easy for those seniors to mail it in for the second half of the season. Instead they all played at 110% Saturday.
He's a playmaker and gives 110% in every snap. I'd take a team full with his heart and desire.
I won't bump the thread from this time last year on him.
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PillsburyDoughboy
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RobbyW":j42talvb said:
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Go abeadRobbyW":364k0k0w said:
I cant think of anything last year for you to be negative about. It is amazing how ignorant some are to try to steal thunder from the season and teammate he has been.
Hillbilly Hunter":1fnsu1ia said:
I hope I am not the ignorant one you are talking about. A year ago there were several saying how bad of a teammate he was. Now he "deserves a statue". I'll bump the thread, and you can read the comments yourself. I don't have a dog in it, I just think some fans need to take off the orange covered glasses
Displaced_Vol
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RobbyW":xrfsy3y9 said:
Looks like that was 2 years ago. Ive agreed with others that stopped talking about rock bottom because we kept finding lower levels but regardless that particular point in time was the worst I remember in the few decades I've been on this earth watching this football team. But, that's not really the point I guess.
I've not been here long, certainly wasn't around in 2017, but if I recall at the time I remember thinking to myself "well, that's a shame". Kid obviously had talent but sometimes talent can't win out over other issues. I wasn't sharpening my pitch fork but We also didn't need other issues at the time.
Thankfully people get second chances & I don't think you can argue he's made the most of his- not only in terms of football production on the field but in terms of being a better teammate & leader...I am proud he's a Tennessee Vol
Again, I wasn't around then but I'll just lastly add that we're UT fans...we don't really subscribe to logic & reason when it comes to our athletics, particularly the football team. It's been a hell of a long row we've been hoeing these last 15 years or so.
