S Keyshawn Lawrence enters the Portal

[Mackmiller974]

 

[305407cane]

Lmao. It’s almost poetic

 

[Hoyacane1620]

 

[Combo]

In first with "can he play CB?"

 

[htownkidd]

Nope.

 

[Cane4life18]

Utah St. With Banda would be my guess

 

[RVACane]

Is this Corn Elder’s cousin who pulled some ******* move with a UM t-shirt or something and picked Tennessee?

It’s a life lesson about burning bridges for no reason. Karma’s biting a lot of these dudes in the ***.

 

[Invalid Username]

Is this Corn Elder’s cousin who pulled some ******* move with a UM t-shirt or something and picked Tennessee?

It’s a life lesson about burning bridges for no reason. Karma’s biting a lot of these dudes in the ***.

Yuuuuuup lol

 

[DusseDez]

Utah St. With Banda would be my guess

Tenn board says Oklahoma

 

[Cane4life18]

Lmao. It’s almost poetic

Another one bites the dust. I don't even feel for him. Kid had the blueprint. His cousin, Corn Elder, came here and got coached up enough to actually being drafted but yet you still choose to go to Tennessee Played yourself Keyshawn.

 

[Cane4life18]

Tenn board says Oklahoma

Why OU, what connection does he have there?

 

[IcemanArcade]

He trolled tf out of us. Idgaf how talented you are. When you disrespect the logo, that bridge is forever burned.

 

[3rd-43]

Is this Corn Elder’s cousin who pulled some ******* move with a UM t-shirt or something and picked Tennessee?

It’s a life lesson about burning bridges for no reason. Karma’s biting a lot of these dudes in the ***.

He had a terrible visit and UM players and team leaders made it that way.

 

[ZCanes13]

Haha so much for hometown loyalty

 

[Hoyacane1620]

The Vols 247 write up:

The Vols had visions of Lawrence contributing right away in their secondary this past season, but some factors led to him not experiencing the breakthrough into the rotation in the back end. Tennessee viewed Lawrence as the kind of versatile defender capable of playing all six spots in the secondary, but to start his career the plan was to play him at cornerback and he started working there after getting on campus last summer. Not long after that, Tennessee shifted him to safety in hopes of using him in its dime packages.

However, during preseason practices the Vols had most of their cornerbacks get caught up in contact-tracing quarantines and decided to move Lawrence back to cornerback just so they could get through practices despite being so shorthanded. Midway through the season, Lawrence then shifted to the Star position, a trouble spot for the Vols in 2020, during the first open date at the end of October. Despite getting some extra weeks to work at the spot when the Vols had games postponed, Lawrence couldn't crack the starting lineup.

Lawrence perhaps his most extensive action of the season in the finale against Texas A&M and recorded a career-best four tackles against the Aggies. He had two tackles apiece against Alabama and Vanderbilt, broke up a fourth-down pass against the Commodores and also got a handful of snaps in the fourth quarter of the games against Kentucky, Arkansas and Georgia. Though he didn't play as much as he and Tennessee hoped on defense, Lawrence was a fixture on multiple special teams units.

 

[RVACane]

He had a terrible visit and UM players and team leaders made it that way.

Is this the one DJ Ivey bailed on? I think it was Ivey?

Either way, the tshirt thing is just bad business on his part.

 

[Hoyacane1620]

Tennessee board saying Oklahoma is team to watch for Lawrence

 

[Artist Formerly Known As]

He had a terrible visit and UM players and team leaders made it that way.

What was the story? I remember reading a certain starting CB who isn’t very good partook in some illicit activity and ditched him?

 

[Invalid Username]

What happened during his OV here? I heard someone botched it and embarrassed the kid or something like that...

 

[Dwinstitles]

Don't even know who this is tbh lol