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bavw said...
I think the positive is that it shows his ability to establish connectinos with instate schools.
In addition to ATL's points, the thing to remember about Ohio is that the top talent is going to Ohio or Michigan, so it wasn't like he was pulling the top in-state talent there.
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GoVols664 said...
Just wondering what everyone think,, when we talk about recruiting in-state talent, how much of an up-tick in evaluation/on-field performance can you assign to in-state home-grown HS players, ?
Do you you all think that maybe high -school Tennessee football recruits might just play just a little bit harder, or study film just a little bit longer, or give a little more effort overall because they are just that much more aware of what the program & university means to Dads, Moms, other relatives & friends?
When I think of some of the greatest Vols of all-time who never really went on to successful NFL careers but were outstanding on the collegiate level, it always seems to me that they are from East or Middle Tennessee, and left it all out on the field every Saturday?
I love to get the local guys who already know the General's maxims, live and breathe Rocky Top, and are all-in & more than ready to
"GIVE THEIR ALL FOR TENNESSEE TODAY"!
Go VOLS!
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OMGJonGruden said...
I was looking at it from a different angle. I hope he still pulls some of those underrated Ohio kids that Ohio State and others don't want. Cincy had 4 guys drafted in the top 4 rounds of the draft this year and none of them were highly rated kids. 3 stars and one 2 star i believe. 3 of the kids from Ohio.
All signed by Kelly, but hopefully Butch has a few of those too.
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GoVols664 said...
Just wondering what everyone think,, when we talk about recruiting in-state talent, how much of an up-tick in evaluation/on-field performance can you assign to in-state home-grown HS players, ?
Do you you all think that maybe high -school Tennessee football recruits might just play just a little bit harder, or study film just a little bit longer, or give a little more effort overall because they are just that much more aware of what the program & university means to Dads, Moms, other relatives & friends?
When I think of some of the greatest Vols of all-time who never really went on to successful NFL careers but were outstanding on the collegiate level, it always seems to me that they are from East or Middle Tennessee, and left it all out on the field every Saturday?
I love to get the local guys who already know the General's maxims, live and breathe Rocky Top, and are all-in & more than ready to
"GIVE THEIR ALL FOR TENNESSEE TODAY"!
Go VOLS!
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vols4life1969 said...
i agree ive always liked ohio kids seen tough as nails..thats a plus for us recruiting up there having jones and some of his staff..i know its going to take 2 recruiting class for butch to get the right players he needs..and he understands we got to play light's out defense and have speed.
mark these words down from now till we meet florida..if i had 1 question from butch ''what kind of talent we got right now compared to the talent hes use to coaching up and competing with..what could he have done this past season with what talent we had in place..to many people are saying with what talent and stuff we have the sky is the limit with jones and these kids..for that its got very excited for next year...but i know hes walked into a cheek and dooley mess..its going to take butch 2-3 years get the wheels turning..but we have to buckle up and ride this hire out...hes good coach and will coach up what hes got and still do better then dooley...go vos
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My New Year" resolution is to NOT say that again!



jones instate recruiting @cincy-ohio