Someone in the comments posted this absurd tweet from Tennessee, bragging about the players its coaches have put in the pros.
A certain Dawg wasn’t impressed.
Someone in the comments posted this absurd tweet from Tennessee, bragging about the players its coaches have put in the pros.
Be coached by the best, then become the best. #PoweredByTheT #VFL pic.twitter.com/HTDojxP08r
— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) April 24, 2018
A certain Dawg wasn’t impressed.
They need to take my name off of that list
— John Theus (@jtheus71) April 26, 2018
Filed under Because Nothing Sucks Like A Big Orange
“We remember the Sugar Bowl, I think it my junior year of high school, we let Alabama beat us twice,” Brinson said of a team that also lost to the Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship game. “We’re not letting Alabama beat us twice. In the Sugar Bowl in 2018, they… thought they should have been in the playoffs and lost to Texas.” -- AB-H, 12/27/23
Hopefully we will soon get a story about Pruitt showing up at the house of Tennessee’s PR guy drunk and wanting to fight.
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This is gonna get some more kind of funny. It’s almost as good as champions of life or five star hearts
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Yep.
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Who, exactly, are they referring to?
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That’s desperation. I don’t imagine Leonard Floyd (or any of them) agreed to be put on a Tennessee recruiting poster.
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Maybe Tennessee meant they made him look so good they helped get him drafted?
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Even better – it is only 89 as Amarlo Herrera is on the list twice 🤣
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88, Ramik Wilson is also on there twice.
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Maybe it’s just me, but this poster or whatever it is looks like it’s right out of the 1960s. Tennessee is just that way. The stadium looks like it, the checkerboard thing is even older. But this thing looks like something you would see on the back of a popcorn box at a drive-in theater.
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Most of their “glory” comes before then too.
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It was either this twitter campaign or “Four hot dogs, four cokes, four wins.” It will be an interesting year up on ol’ Rocky Flop.
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This list is absurd on multiple levels, but what stands out to me is that only ONE player on the list played at UT. If I’m a HS player, I’m going to look at this and think, ‘wait a minute…UT is actually pimping players from rival schools while they themselves only have one player from this list.’
By the way, guys UGA guys like Wilson and Hererra are listed twice in this. So either their proofreading guy sucks, or they are trying to pull a fast one to get to that 90 number, which I guess to them sounds better than 84 or whatever. Finally, you know Theus will be far from the first to publicly state that they want their name removed from the list, so if anything this whole campaign will only backfire on them.
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Those Georgia player did play at Tennessee..every other year.
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That is funny stuff, Ugly.
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If there was ever a time when college players needed the ability to control the use of their names and likenesses.
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No Shit! +1
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Peyton Manning is losing his mind right now. If you guys remember, he was none too happy when Kiffin redecorated some exhibition room with players he coached, and removed the UT players that were in the NFL to make room. I’d be pissed too.
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Random thought…
As much as I dislike ADGM, and as much as I dislike the way he went about firing Richt and hiring Smart…..
I thank God he hired Smart, and that we don’t have to go through the utter embarrassment of having someone like Pruitt, BOOM, McElwain, Freeze, or Malzahn, Beliema, or even Jimbo Fisher as our HC.
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How is this not outright theft of Intellectual Property?
Colleges have argued (tortuously) that the consideration balance is the scholarship for the naming and image rights. Hard to understand but at least a contractual arrangement.
How is it possible that a different college who employs a coach who once worked with that player had carte blanche use of those images? Where is the contract? Where is the consideration?
Does that mean that Michael Jordan’s middle school English teacher (because of their connection) has the right to use his image without his consent and without compensation?
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