Coming out of high school, Darren Myles was your typical blue chip recruit.

A SuperPrep All-American and four-star player from Georgia, Myles was supposed to replace safety Eric Berry for the Tennessee Volunteers.  He showed promise his freshman year, playing in dime packages and, after the injury of fellow freshman phenom Janzen Jackson, earned a starting job.

In the Orange/White game this spring, Myles' play culminated with a brilliant interception and pass break up, cementing his spot as starting strong safety.

However, this sophomore standout was soon dismissed from the team by coach Derek Dooley following a brawl at a Knoxville bar—an incident which also resulted in the indefinite suspension of lineba...

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