re: Tennessee 28 vs Illinois 30 Final | Music City Bowl | many sads

Yeah it’s a no winner, do you want to suck on the Vols or Shaft?

Fire the blob.

Turns out, Aguilar was more of a badass than it might appear.

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We just had some white kid ive never heard of fair catch a punt. Looked up on the roster and its a true freshman receiver named Braylon Harmon I've never heard of

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Not a True Freshman. Harmon is a RS Freshman and now he has entered the Transfer Portal...so you don't have to worry about him anymore.

He did play at Knoxville Catholic where he was the 5-Star Prep player of the year in Tennessee. In 2023, he had 2,400 all-purpose yards and 19 TDs in what was ranked as the 4th hardest region in HS Football in the US. In HS he was electronically timed running a 4.37 in the 40. He came to UT as a preferred walk-on, choosing to stay home instead of taking scholarships to the US Naval Academy or West Point.

His Sr. Year he had:
84 catches for 1,071 yards & 9 TDs
56 carries for 259 yards & 4 TDs
18 Punt Returns for 364 yards & 2 TDs
23 Kickoff Returns for 719 yards & 4 TDs

I can tell you this...if Brayon made a fair catch...it was because he was told to take a fair catch.

In one game against 9th ranked Briarcrest Christian his Sr. season he had 6 catches for 127 yards and a TD; a 91-yard kickoff return TD, and an 87-yard punt return TD.

Losing a kid like Braylon Harmon is not what you want to see on your roster. This kid lives and breathes Vols football, but the signs were there that he wouldn't get a fair shot on this team.