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<blockquote data-quote="thehardknoxlife" data-source="post: 6759994" data-attributes="member: 563104">Yeah, has been a top program in the SEC for years.Not really. Sure he hurt our pride but what exactly did he do while he was here? The biggest loss was his dad but even that is not a huge loss as he was susceptible to getting beat by the spread offense. I&#039;ll also say that UT hired some pretty good coaches after his departure and they were in rebuilding stages as it was so the transition isn&#039;t that bad.Who else, Florida. Don&#039;t let all those players leaving fool you. Some of the guys playing behind them have just as much talent if not more, and the guys behind them....well lets just say they are deep everywhere in talent. Their best receiver hasn&#039;t even seen the field yet. It&#039;s good to be the top University in the state of Florida. Tennessee finishes 2nd, Georgia finishes 3rd. USCjr will be fighting KY for that 4th spot, like always.Only in South Carolina. Just like every year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thehardknoxlife, post: 6759994, member: 563104"] Yeah, has been a top program in the SEC for years. Not really. Sure he hurt our pride but what exactly did he do while he was here? The biggest loss was his dad but even that is not a huge loss as he was susceptible to getting beat by the spread offense. I'll also say that UT hired some pretty good coaches after his departure and they were in rebuilding stages as it was so the transition isn't that bad. Who else, Florida. Don't let all those players leaving fool you. Some of the guys playing behind them have just as much talent if not more, and the guys behind them....well lets just say they are deep everywhere in talent. Their best receiver hasn't even seen the field yet. It's good to be the top University in the state of Florida. Tennessee finishes 2nd, Georgia finishes 3rd. USCjr will be fighting KY for that 4th spot, like always. Only in South Carolina. Just like every year. [/QUOTE]

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