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re: The Real Question is: Who Will Win the East in 2014? Mizzou or Georgia?
Posted on 2/7/14 at 10:58 am to Dawg in Beaumont
Posted on 2/7/14 at 10:58 am to Dawg in Beaumont
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Tennessee returns zero starters on both lines. They will struggle mightily in 2014, but go bowling in 2015 IMO.
Last year, our most productive D-lineman was a true freshman. Our recruiting class this year has 8 DL in it, some of whom are bigger, faster, and better than players already on our roster. I actually believe that our D-line play will improve. Not to mention our Linebacking corp will be insane.
As for O-line, we have mack crowder at center who has gotten significant playing time, Marcus jackson (basically our 6th man last year) who is very talented, and a JUCO tackle Ray Raulerson who will come in and make an immediate impact. Yes, it will take a few games for our line to mesh, but we have the talent to have a solid (i'm not saying great) line this year. If they mesh over the offseason, we have a chance to do big things, assuming a starting QB emerges by the time the season rolls around. Besides, look a mizzoulast year, anthing can happen.
I see it as a race between SC, UF (they sucked last year but they're loaded with talent), UGA, Mizzou, and UT.
Good Luck
Posted on 2/7/14 at 12:32 pm to VFL1800FPD
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Last year, our most productive D-lineman was a true freshman.
You say most productive but is it true that he didn't start? I'm honestly asking because the "no lineman returning" stat came from Phil Steele, I really didn't know the details. That talent coming in that you described is why I said the Vols will be significantly better in 2015. I see another bad year for yall this year largely due to being young and a tough schedule. I'd predict 5-7, but could definitely see 9-3 for 2015.
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