on gaurdThere is just one short step from this to weiner measuring and sword fighting.:eek2:
Volger: “It was awesome. I didn’t know how to react at first. I said to myself, ‘Oh my God, these people are crazy.’ Then after talking to them later in the day, I realized that’s just their style. That’s how they go.”
If that's how they go, then they would probably be better suited to coaching on "Dancing with the Stars" than at a football program. Isn't that how most of those dancers go?[URL="http://blogs.ajc.com/georgia-football-recruiting/2009/03/02/kiffins-tennessee-staff-ripping-off-shirts-for-recruiting/"][url]http://blogs.ajc.com/georgia-football-recruiting/2009/03/02/kiffins-tennessee-staff-ripping-off-shirts-for-recruiting/[/URL][/URL]
Funny quote from TE Vogler:
“It was awesome. I didn’t know how to react at first. I said to myself, ‘Oh my God, these people are crazy.’ Then after talking to them later in the day, I realized that’s just their style. That’s how they go.”
Learned a new word... "doofi". Like it! I'm gonna' use it without attribution....As if the antics of young Kiffin and his band of doofi weren't enough, ....
... and after all that hard work and effort to produce that word. ARGGGHHH!!!Learned a new word... "doofi". Like it! I'm gonna' use it without attribution.![]()
Sounds like a bunch of 16 year-olds running the show, rather than "coaches."Big time receiver likes Tennessee and CLK
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Over on volquest interview he said this also
"We were in a dark theater and all of a sudden they turned on the lights and the coaches ripped off their shirts," Ambles said with a laugh."It was like in the army and it got crunk up in there. Some of the players that were in there did some chants. It got crunk."
How on earth would this kid know what it is "like in the army"?Big time receiver likes Tennessee and CLK
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Over on volquest interview he said this also
"We were in a dark theater and all of a sudden they turned on the lights and the coaches ripped off their shirts," Ambles said with a laugh."It was like in the army and it got crunk up in there. Some of the players that were in there did some chants. It got crunk."
I could probably go to the Urban Dictionary site and sorry this is OT, but can anyone explain what "crunk" means?"We were in a dark theater and all of a sudden they turned on the lights and the coaches ripped off their shirts," Ambles said with a laugh."It was like in the army and it got crunk up in there. Some of the players that were in there did some chants. It got crunk."
My thoughts exactly. The "get crunk" euphoria will wear off quickly. Then parents, grandparents, and athlete maturity enter the picture. Presumably the TN coaches figure the athletes' parents and grandparents are OK with coaches stripping for their sons, followed by a "get crunk" atmosphere.I am a pretty hardcore follower of recruiting. I have no idea how this could ever appeal to any recruit.
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I personally would absolutely be livid if I found out the staff of my beloved team performed this side show act. It is ridiculous and I am certain most SEC coaches are having a good laugh about it. Could you imagine if someone suggested to Nick he should go out at Junior Day and take off shirt and perform some kind of homoerotic male bonding freak show? I would be afraid for that person's safety. RTR. :BigA: