Coach Derek Dooley, sophomores Da’Rick Rogers and Jacques Smith, and freshman Curt Maggitt discuss this morning’s practice.
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Curt Maggitt!!! Da’Rick and Jacques being beastly as usual.
Posted 27 Sep 2011 — by Volunteer
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Herman Lathers’ Girlfriend’s Cooking Is No Joke!
Posted 18 Aug 2011 — by Volunteer
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This according to “Justin Worley”. In reality, Zach Rogers, Justin Hunter, Raijon Neal, Da’Rick Rogers, Matt Milton and Tyler Bray introduce themselves at the Vols’ Media Day on Aug. 14, 2011 and share their favorite foods.
Final two-a-days for the Vols – Da’Rick, Marlon Walls
Posted 17 Aug 2011 — by Volunteer
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The Vols closed out two-a-days Tuesday with classes starting back Wednesday. Here, Derek Dooley, Da’Rick Rogers, and Marlon Walls talks about the end of camp and what’s ahead going into morning workouts.
Vols second scrimmage in the books
Posted 14 Aug 2011 — by Volunteer
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Dooley, Tyler Bray, Da’Rick Rogers, and Jacques Smith talk to the media following the scrimmage.
Scrimmage stats:
Scoring Plays
Da’Rick Rogers 4 pass from Tyler Bray. Palardy kick.
Chip Rhome 29 field goal.
Michael Palardy 33 field goal.
Michael Palardy 52 field goal.
Matt Milton 18 pass from Matt Simms. (No PAT)
Chip Rhome 35 field goal.
Michael Palardy 36 field goal.
Rushing (No.-Yds.-TD-Long) - Tom Smith 10-80-0-22; Marlin Lane 9-42-0-13; Jaron Toney 11-25-0-9; Deanthonie Summerhill 5-30-0-20; Reggie Juin 3-26-0-19; Matt Simms 3-8-0-18; Nash Nance 1-5-0-5; Justin Worley 1-2-0-2; Tyler Bray 5-(-1)-0-5.
Passing (Att.-Comp.-Int.-Yds.-TD-Long) - Tyler Bray 26-12-1-132-1-21; Matt Simms 13-6-0-62-1-20; Justin Worley 8-3-2-56-0-25; Nash Nance 2-0-0-0-0-0.
Receiving (No.-Yds.-TD-Long) - Justin Hunter 4-69-0-21; Matt Milton 4-63-1-20; Marlin Lane 3-15-0-12; DeAnthony Arnett 2-30-0-25; Da’Rick Rogers 2-19-1-15; Tom Smith 2-2-0-6; Vincent Dallas 1-22-0-22; Michael Rivera 1-9-0-9; Cory Eichholtz 1-9-0-9; Ben Bartholomew 1-2-0-2.
Defense - Brent Brewer 7 tackles; Curt Maggitt 6 tackles, 4.5 TFL (-17), 2 sacks (-12); Rod Wilks 5 tackles, 1 TFL (-2), 1 fumble recovery, 1 PBU; A.J. Johnson 5 tackles, 0.5 TFL (0); Marsalis Teague 5 tackles; Izauea Lanier 4 tackles; Brian Randolph 4 tackles; John Propst 3 tackles, 1 forced fumble, 1 QB hurry; Greg King 2 tackles, 1 TFL (-4); Austin Johnson 3 tackles, 1 QB hurry; Eric Gordon 3 tackles; Robert Nelson 3 tackles; Shane Reveiz 3 tackles; Joseph Ayres 2 tackles, 1.5 TFL (-2); Naz Oliver 2 tackles, 1 interception (0 yards); Janzen Jackson 2 tackles; Willie Bohannon 1 tackle, 1 sack (-4), 1 QB hurry; Steven Fowlkes 1 tackle, 1 sack (-6), 1 QB hurry; Justin Coleman 1 tackle, 2 PBU; Prentiss Waggner 1 tackle, 1 PBU; Gregory Clark 1 tackle, 1 QB hurry; Jacques Smith 1 tackle, 1 QB hurry; Jordan Williams 1 tackle, 0.5 TFL (-1); Art Evans 1 interception (29 yards); Nigel Mitchell-Thornton 1 interception (0 yards); Nick Branum 1 tackle; Allan Carson 1 tackle; Maurice Couch 1 tackle; Vincent Dallas 1 tackle; Daniel Hood 1 tackle; Arthur Jeffery 1 tackle; Ben Martin 1 tackle; Byron Moore 1 tackle; Marlon Walls 1 tackle.
Field Goals - Michael Palardy 3-of-3, long 52; Chip Rhome 2-of-2, long 35.
Punting (No.-Avg.-Long) - Matt Darr 5-37.2-43; Michael Palardy 3-36.0-45.
Day 2 – Dooley, Mychal Rivera, Corey Miller and Da’Rick Rogers
Posted 04 Aug 2011 — by Volunteer
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Just for everyone’s information, it’s pronounced “DAY”-Rick, although Dooley could care less. Miller says he could put on a few more pounds and Mychal Rivera’s sister is still on “Glee”. Happy practicing.
Da’Rick Rogers at Spring Practice
Posted 25 Mar 2011 — by Volunteer
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Da’Rick Rogers, Tennessee wide receiver
Spring Practice Day 2
Posted 24 Mar 2011 — by Volunteer
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Here are a few highlights from Tennessee’s second day of spring practice. You see a good bit of the tight ends and receivers including Da’Rick Rogers, Justin Hunter, Vincent Dallas, and Mychal Rivera.
Chris Walker and Da’Rick Rogers on Preparing for the Music City Bowl
Posted 29 Dec 2010 — by Volunteer
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Vol defensive lineman Chris Walker and freshman wide receiver Da’Rick Rogers discuss the team’s focus heading into their matchup Thursday with the North Carolina Tarheels in the Gaylord Entertainment Music City Bowl.
A Look at the Vol Freshmen; Eligibility Issues
Posted 24 Aug 2010 — by Volunteer
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Here’s a closer look at the Vol freshmen including Tyler Bray, Nance Nash, Da’Rick Rogers, Justin Hunter, Zach Fulton, Ted Meline and others from early on in fall camp.
Regarding some of their eligibility issues… As of Tuesday afternoon, there was still no word on Justin Hunter’s availability following an issue with the NCAA Clearinghouse that caused him to be pulled from practice due to some eligibility concerns. The clearinghouse issue is maddening because it seems every year there is some issue with someone. Combine that with the fact that the Vols couldn’t get John Brown to earn a passing grade in his major, thus rendering him a casualty of this year’s recruiting class and likely never to be heard from again. No new news as well on the Eddrick Loften front as the Vols also await word on his eligibility. The problem there is, he hasn’t even been allowed in school yet…. I present to you the NCAA – working for the student athlete.
First Week Observations
Posted 10 Aug 2010 — by Volunteer
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Following a week that saw just as much talk concerning NCAA letters of inquiry and Achilles tears, the Vols actually got in a weeks worth of practice. Here are a few of my observations after the first week:
- It seems Matt Simms continues to be the more consistent of the two quarterbacks (him and Tyler Bray), and we all know how much Chaney looks at consistency when choosing a starter. Still, I want to say that Bray’s talent and evolving maturity will eventually win out.
- Tauren Poole continues to be the guy driving the bus in the backfield as Dooley noted that they were still waiting on someone to step up to his level. Rajion Neal is taking steps, though who knows how big those steps are.
- If there are leaders on offense, they’re Luke Stocker and Gerald Jones. Not much has been said in the direction of Stocker and one would have to believe it’s because Dooley knows what he has in the senior tight end. Jones, meanwhile, has been vocal and is always a cool customer when it comes to the media. The same goes for the field where he just “looks” the part according to Dooley and does everything a senior wideout should. Though the hype on the offensive side has centered around freshmen Da’Rick Rogers and Justin Hunter, Jones is no doubt consistent and as good a mentor as the young Vol receivers have.
- On defense, the injury news about Ben Martin and Marlon Walls was sobering, but a window of opportunity for the likes of Willie Bohannon, Steven Fowlkes, Rae Sykes, Jacques Smith, Corey Miller, etc has now opened even wider.
- In the secondary, the move of Marsalis Teague to cornerback is an exciting one. The battle to start beside Janzen Jackson is also an intriguing matchup to keep an eye on. I see Prentiss Wagner, Rod Wilks, and Brent Brewer going toe-to-toe until September.
