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Md. receiver names top four

  • http://tennessee.247sports.com/Article/Maryland-wide-receiver-Paul-Harris-names-top-four-colleges-74496

    A wide receiver from Upper Marlboro, Md., who holds nearly 20 scholarship offers, including one from Tennessee, says four teams currently are at the top of his list.

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    JeffErmann ●

  • I like being the only SEC school in his top, that could be a good selling point.

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    DTvols1

  • DTvols1 said...

    I like being the only SEC school in his top, that could be a good selling point.

    Agreed. It never hurts to be the only SEC school in one of these lists of "top" schools! I think it no doubt gives us the edge because these young men want to compete in the greatest conference in the country!!!! Go Vols!

    BostonVol

  • Is it just me or are we in of almost every kid this year? I think Dooley and crew are doing and outstanding job in recruiting!

    bigjuicy_64

  • If the ball will bounce our way this season we have a chance to reel alot of these top talents next season. An injury plagued season like last year would hurt, but a little less this season since we aren't so thin at WR this year and Worley and Peterman would fill in nicely along with Patterson, Howard, Blanc, and Bowles will be huge upgrades over what was on the field last season after Hunter and Bray went down.

    This post was edited by Tithulta on 5/21/2012 at 5:02 PM

    Tithulta

  • I hope we had our day in the injury barrell and these new guys turn out as well as some expect. We have to keep in mind these new receivers are unproven prospects especially the true freshmen. We had a very good freshman WR last season but he will line up at Mich St. this season.

    Bill B

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