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Tennessee junior forward Tyler Smith revealed for the first time this season that he's considering returning to the Vols for his senior year. "Sunday could be my last game (at Thompson-Boling Arena), and it might not be,'' Smith said after Thursday night's 86-70 win over South Carolina. "It's 50-50 right now.'' Most everyone had assumed it was a forgone conclusion Smith would turn pro after this season, and the subject had not been broached. But Smith brought up the possibility of returning for his senior year at Tennessee when asked what the difference has been in his play the past two games.

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March 7, 2009  03:29 PM ET
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It's 50-50 right now with a 39% chance he will return.

March 7, 2009  06:21 PM ET
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I hope he comes back.

March 7, 2009  06:45 PM ET
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The guy quit on iowa - could care less what he does.

March 7, 2009  07:36 PM ET
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transferring to be close to your dying father isn't what i call quitting

March 7, 2009  10:13 PM ET
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Brush your teeth son!

March 8, 2009  11:50 AM ET
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Smart move coming back Smith! Way to make the right decision

March 8, 2009  01:12 PM ET
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Where is he projected to go in the draft?

March 8, 2009  08:08 PM ET
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Man I hope he comes back. We would have a freaking monsterous starting five. #3 Bobby Maze:#30 J.P. Prince:#32 Scotty Hopson:#1 Tyler Smith:#4 Wayne Chism. someranddodude you have a great point bulldog646 is completely wrong and should shut up

March 9, 2009  01:00 PM ET
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Originally posted 03:29 PM ET  03.07 by oldfric2009

It's 50-50 right now with a 39% chance he will return.

does not compute

March 9, 2009  04:44 PM ET
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Originally posted 06:45 PM ET  03.07 by bulldog646

The guy quit on iowa - could care less what he does.

**** bulldog646 you need to get your stuff staight.

March 9, 2009  08:31 PM ET
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I hope he comes back, but he may look at Lofton making the mistake of staying his senior year. With that being said, he would come back to a better team than Lofton had his senior year.

 
March 11, 2009  02:41 PM ET
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Originally posted 08:31 PM ET  03.09 by knox2ny

I hope he comes back, but he may look at Lofton making the mistake of staying his senior year. With that being said, he would come back to a better team than Lofton had his senior year.

Lofton is circumstantial, he developed cancer his senior season and played while undergoing radiation and chemotherapy. That was the reason Lofton declined his senior year.

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