
TennesseeBuddy
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re: VFL Eric Berry teaching young Tennessee DBs
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 4/11/14 at 11:16 pm
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Whatever happened to that 5* dumbass that played with him at TN and got kicked off the team?
I can remember two.
Demetrice "Dee-Mo" Morley, a 5* recruited by Trooper Taylor out of Miami who started with Berry in 06, but was kicked off the team by Fulmer for academic issues. He was later readmitted and played some more before getting kicked off again by Kiffin for bunch of other crap (I don't remember exactly for what). I know he played a few years of CFL afterwards. Not sure now.
Another one is a prep school 5* Brent Vinson, started with Berry in 07, and was kicked off the team by Kiffin for his involvement in a murder case. He finished his career at North Alabama and also played a few years of CFL. Not sure now.
re: On Arkansas catching the guy stealing 3rd---how was that not a balk?
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 5/6/12 at 12:11 am
Thanks for the Youtube video. It's close, but I am gonna say it's legitimate. It looks like the pitcher initially tried to pick off 2nd, but realized the runner was stealing 3rd, so he quickly turned and threw to 3rd. It's just like faking to 2nd but throwing to 3rd, perfectly legal.
The only problem I have with this play is the pitcher never completely turned to 2nd (notice where his front foot landed: not towards 2nd), so basically his first move (pick off 2nd / fake to 2nd) was never completed before he threw to 3rd. Depends on how strict the umpire was, this could be called a balk. But everything happened so fast, it was understandable the umpire didn't call it.
The only problem I have with this play is the pitcher never completely turned to 2nd (notice where his front foot landed: not towards 2nd), so basically his first move (pick off 2nd / fake to 2nd) was never completed before he threw to 3rd. Depends on how strict the umpire was, this could be called a balk. But everything happened so fast, it was understandable the umpire didn't call it.
re: Who is the SEC pulling for in the BCSCG?
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 12/20/11 at 1:50 pm
I am pulling for the offense.
re: bama in BCSNC = at minimum 1/2 NC for LSU
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 11/27/11 at 10:15 pm
I am not sure why some LSU fans would demand half of NC even if LSU lost to Bama in the BCSCG. Isn't this what the BCSCG for: deciding who is the best team in the country? You play 12~13 games to earn the right to play the other best team in the country to determine who is truly the best. The rest is irrelevant, rematch or not.
From another perspective: 12 of the past 45 Super Bowls are rematches of the regular season. Teams winning the regular season matchup hold a combined record of 5-7 (1-5 since 1990) in a Super Bowl rematch. If you remember the last one in 2007-08 season, when the Pats won 18 consecutive games before SB, including week 17 regular season win over the Giants. I think it would be ridiculous for the Pats to "claim" half of the Super Bowl just because they already beat the Giants once in regular season. By the same token, it would be ridiculous for LSU to "claim" half of the BCSNC even if they lost to Bama in the rematch.
From another perspective: 12 of the past 45 Super Bowls are rematches of the regular season. Teams winning the regular season matchup hold a combined record of 5-7 (1-5 since 1990) in a Super Bowl rematch. If you remember the last one in 2007-08 season, when the Pats won 18 consecutive games before SB, including week 17 regular season win over the Giants. I think it would be ridiculous for the Pats to "claim" half of the Super Bowl just because they already beat the Giants once in regular season. By the same token, it would be ridiculous for LSU to "claim" half of the BCSNC even if they lost to Bama in the rematch.
re: It's Oregon Vs LSU......if.......
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 11/14/11 at 1:20 pm
It will be difficult for Oregon to jump Bama in the next few weeks (assume both win out), unless voters in coach's poll and/or Harris poll really hate to see a LSU/Bama rematch and make an extraordinary effort to vote Oregon ahead of Bama, which seems unlikely to me.
Oregon's resume for the next 3 weeks doesn't stand out, and on the other hand, Bama would actually play (and should beat) a ranked Auburn team. Bama is now leading Oregon by 0.0344 in the BCS ranking, and that's a small but somewhat comfortable margin. I just don't see how 1 more lackluster beat-down against ASU/UCLA/USC could propel Oregon to overcome that margin.
Oregon's resume for the next 3 weeks doesn't stand out, and on the other hand, Bama would actually play (and should beat) a ranked Auburn team. Bama is now leading Oregon by 0.0344 in the BCS ranking, and that's a small but somewhat comfortable margin. I just don't see how 1 more lackluster beat-down against ASU/UCLA/USC could propel Oregon to overcome that margin.
re: Reasons why mizzou belongs from a Missourian POV
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 11/8/11 at 5:59 pm
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Tenn - if you live in Nashville or west you are likely a Cards fan.
Being from Nashville myself, I have to say this is not quite accurate. But still, I will give you a not very warm welcome.
re: possible 2013 schedule , if 9 conference games
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 11/7/11 at 11:45 am
Does this mean all SEC teams lose big on ticket sales for one less cupcake-eating home game every other year? If true, SEC better address this issue in the new TV deals with ESPN and CBS.
re: Getting CBS on an HD antenna in Tuscaloosa. Is this possible?
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 10/27/11 at 10:33 am
You can look up the location of the local HD towers on this website. It also gives you a general idea of how powerful your antenna has to be and how much it has to be above the ground to grab certain local HD channels. You also have to take account into tall buildings around your reception site.
re: FBS/FCS upset alert:Jacksonville St. at Kentucky
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 10/21/11 at 11:58 am
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JSU -6.....yep !
I am seeing UK -10
re: Anyone catch Trooper doing the "Gator Chomp"?
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 10/16/11 at 11:32 pm
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I'm more thankful everyday that he left here.
About what? As the RB coach, he mentored Houston, Riggs Jr., and Foster. He was also the person who revived Tennessee receiving corps in 2006. He was a very good position coach in Tennessee. Did I mention he was an outstanding recruiter too? I am grateful for what he has done for Tennessee.
re: Tennessee fans, need scalper advise
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 10/12/11 at 4:51 pm
There will be plenty of tickets available along the strip (main campus street) and around the stadium.
Never had trouble with the fakes, and never heard of anyone complained about the fakes, so don't know what to tell you on that.
Our group normally leave the tailgate 30 minutes before the kickoff, and pick up our tickets on our way. IMO, the most you should pay around that time will be $20 a piece. If you stay patient and wait until 10 minutes before the kickoff (when you hear a loud cheer inside the stadium, which means Vols get on the field), you should be able to get tickets for $10 or less.
In 06, when Tennessee played LSU at Neyland, with both teams ranked around top 10, we got our tickets for $10 a piece on our way to the stadium. When I was right outside the stadium, a drunk LSU lady tried to give me her 2 extra tickets for free (BTW, she was a true MILF. I was impressed with the amount of MILF fans LSU has.)
Again, there should be plenty of tickets out there, and it all depends on how long you want to wait or how many connected seats you want to get together.
Never had trouble with the fakes, and never heard of anyone complained about the fakes, so don't know what to tell you on that.
Our group normally leave the tailgate 30 minutes before the kickoff, and pick up our tickets on our way. IMO, the most you should pay around that time will be $20 a piece. If you stay patient and wait until 10 minutes before the kickoff (when you hear a loud cheer inside the stadium, which means Vols get on the field), you should be able to get tickets for $10 or less.
In 06, when Tennessee played LSU at Neyland, with both teams ranked around top 10, we got our tickets for $10 a piece on our way to the stadium. When I was right outside the stadium, a drunk LSU lady tried to give me her 2 extra tickets for free (BTW, she was a true MILF. I was impressed with the amount of MILF fans LSU has.)
Again, there should be plenty of tickets out there, and it all depends on how long you want to wait or how many connected seats you want to get together.
re: Least Cool Tradition in the SEC
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 9/29/11 at 5:22 pm
Is this even a question??? It has to be A&M.
1. Aggie Yell Leaders. Gey as shet.
I thought this dude is about to pull a Japanese kancho on someone
2. No cheerleader. Just bunch of dudes running around, gey as shet.
3. Texas A&M University Corps of Cadets. Fake cadets.
4. The Fightin' Texas Aggie Band. Well, how to describe their band? Here is what one internet user posted on Yahoo comment section (note: I do not endorse this message): Texas A&M band = Post WWII Nazi band.
Need I say more?
1. Aggie Yell Leaders. Gey as shet.
I thought this dude is about to pull a Japanese kancho on someone


2. No cheerleader. Just bunch of dudes running around, gey as shet.
3. Texas A&M University Corps of Cadets. Fake cadets.
4. The Fightin' Texas Aggie Band. Well, how to describe their band? Here is what one internet user posted on Yahoo comment section (note: I do not endorse this message): Texas A&M band = Post WWII Nazi band.
Need I say more?
re: Tennessee under Investigation again?
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 9/26/11 at 11:05 pm
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Lyles said Tennessee reimbursing a third party for the cost of an unofficial recruiting visit is clearly against NCAA rules. But the scout said the practice isn’t uncommon in college football. Lyles said coaches often seek someone with the financial means to pay the initial cost of the trip. He declined to cite other schools that engaged in the practice or detail any of his other testimony to NCAA investigators.
If I understand it correctly, Lyles was basically saying other schools did it too, but he only wanted to throw Tennessee out there and no one else? :lol:
Any way, I don't think it's a huge deal for Tennessee unless NCAA can find a lot more.
re: Single Season Passing Record on the Line - Bray and Company
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 9/15/11 at 7:59 pm
Hopefully the game on Saturday will bring a dose of reality to some Vol fans.
re: JJ will never play another down for lsu football.
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 8/27/11 at 11:10 am
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The University of LSU
Is that you Joseph Barksdale?
re: UF Pres says no action on A&M, satistied with 12 teams
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 8/14/11 at 3:04 pm
Well, my understanding is A&M hasn't applied for the membership yet, at least not formally until their BoR meeting tomorrow, right? So why would SEC vote now if there was no formal application? I would think this SEC meeting was to get everyone on the same page, and wait for A&M to take care of their business first?
re: Why Didn't JJ not Drop to the Ground and Hold his Ankle?
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 11/22/09 at 11:20 am
I may be wrong, but I think only NFL has the 10 second runoff, and CFB does not. Either way, I don't think faking the injury will help either, since the game time will resume as soon as the player is off the field, and the referee signals the start.
When there is 1 second left, and the ball is downed in the field, there is almost impossible to get one more play out, whether the play would be spiking the ball, or snapping the ball for a field goal.
When there is 1 second left, and the ball is downed in the field, there is almost impossible to get one more play out, whether the play would be spiking the ball, or snapping the ball for a field goal.
re: Question for the senior LSU fans
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 10/19/09 at 9:43 pm
He should be Charles F. Moore from Plaquemine. The middle initial is right, and he has pretty strong accent. He was my professor at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He is a very accomplished chemical engineering professor in process control and obtained all of his degrees at LSU. Bottom line, he is just a great great man.
Does anyone, other than genuineLSUtiger, recall what type of play he was? Thank you all for your help.
Here is his faculty webpage:
LINK
Does anyone, other than genuineLSUtiger, recall what type of play he was? Thank you all for your help.
Here is his faculty webpage:
LINK
Question for the senior LSU fans
Posted by TennesseeBuddy on 10/19/09 at 8:53 pm
Hi, folks, I am new to this forum and looking forward to having some good football discussion with you all.
I got a question for LSU fans: does anyone remember a LSU football player back in 60s, his name is Charles Moore? I believe he played defensive back, and was an all-SEC if not all-American caliber player. I know Charlie personally, and just want to verify his little "story" with LSU fans. Thanks!
I got a question for LSU fans: does anyone remember a LSU football player back in 60s, his name is Charles Moore? I believe he played defensive back, and was an all-SEC if not all-American caliber player. I know Charlie personally, and just want to verify his little "story" with LSU fans. Thanks!
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