Thread: Rookie Paea finds new buddy in Toeaina

Originally Posted by dabears54

while think you wll be right, never know.. that's what makes the drat so hard and hindsight so easy.. sapp was considered a big off field risk and busted for pot at combine, was a model player in NFL..you would know more about haynesworth in college, but don't remember any "off field" red flags at draft, he's been a mess as a pro..Its the "human factor" and if anyone ever figures out the 'formula" for who will translate in NFL or fail.. they will be a quick 100 millionaore with teams looking for their service.. :

Albert Haynesworth and Travis Henry...they both played here at UT around the same time. Talk about royal f*ck ups set to music.

Originally Posted by Dagan81

Albert Haynesworth and Travis Henry...they both played here at UT around the same time. Talk about royal f*ck ups set to music.

Why Dags, Travis Henry has gone on to a very reproductive career since he left UT.

Originally Posted by soulman

Why Dags, Travis Henry has gone on to a very reproductive career since he left UT.

Soulman, I actually went to high school for a year with Albert Haynesworth's ex-wife. She was a beautiful blonde girl, and had a knack for getting involved with bad apples. The last time I saw her was when I worked for Walgreens. She was one of my mother's peer tutors in the special ed class in which she worked back years ago. I felt bad for her after all the hell she went through with Albert. She had to take out a restraining order on him.

And as for Travis Henry, in the words of the immortal Forrest Gump: "He was a lovin' man."

Originally Posted by Dagan81

Soulman, I actually went to high school for a year with Albert Haynesworth's ex-wife. She was a beautiful blonde girl, and had a knack for getting involved with bad apples. The last time I saw her was when I worked for Walgreens. She was one of my mother's peer tutors in the special ed class in which she worked back years ago. I felt bad for her after all the hell she went through with Albert. She had to take out a restraining order on him.

And as for Travis Henry, in the words of the immortal Forrest Gump: "He was a lovin' man."

Too bad he didn't love condoms too! You think after the first couple he'd have finally figured out was was causing those pregnancies. He may have been a little slow but damn, that's full stop if you ask me.

Originally Posted by soulman

Too bad he didn't love condoms too! You think after the first couple he'd have finally figured out was was causing those pregnancies. He may have been a little slow but damn, that's full stop if you ask me.

Originally Posted by dabears54

should have been clipped : )

There is the old Latin phrase for stopping an ejaculation: coitus interruptus. He could always pull it out before "the rocket takes off."

Originally Posted by Dagan81

There is the old Latin phrase for stopping an ejaculation: coitus interruptus. He could always pull it out before "the rocket takes off."

I don't think Travis Henry ever studied Latin so that probably explains why he didn't know about that.

Originally Posted by soulman

I don't think Travis Henry ever studied Latin so that probably explains why he didn't know about that.

I don't think Travis Henry did much studying, period, while he was at the University of Tennessee. Still, it is he, and not Jamal Lewis, who is the all-time leading rusher in Tennessee football history. At one time, our backfield had the likes of these three running backs: Jamal Lewis, Travis Henry, and Travis Stephens, all of whom spent some time in the pros. Jamal Lewis was probably the most talented running back UT has ever had come through there with the possible exception of Chuck Webb back in the late '80s/into 1990. (Chuck Webb would have probably gone on to win the Heisman Trophy or at least be a first round NFL Draft Pick had he stayed healthy.) We also had Cedric Houston come through, who turned into a total turd once he got drafted. Arian Foster also player here and nearly finished as the program's all-time leading rusher when an injury cut short one of his seasons.