Pearl confirms he will broadcast college games this year

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He says he is in the process of putting together a contract and schedule with a network and will decide whether he wants to coach again based on how well he likes that job in the booth. He also said he will spend a lot of his time "at home in Milwaukee" watching Tobias. This was on Milwaukee's ESPN radio affiliate today.
 
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Should be interesting. I don't think Bruce has ever met a mic he didn't like, so he could make for quite the entertaining analyst.
 
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volwarrior33 said:
He says he is in the process of putting together a contract and schedule with a network and will decide whether he wants to coach again based on how well he likes that job in the booth. He also said he will spend a lot of his time "at home in Milwaukee" watching Tobias. This was on Milwaukee's ESPN radio affiliate today.
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So he no longer feels like knoxville is his home? He knows how to PLAY the home crowd doesn't he. Do bad he tried to PLAY the NCAA.
 
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rcrrcr said:
So he no longer feels like knoxville is his home? He knows how to PLAY the home crowd doesn't he. Do bad he tried to PLAY the NCAA.
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Why would He want to stay in Knoxville. He has no desire to see your type all the time.
 
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I think he should clarify that first statement by also saying if the NCAA allows Hom to coach again.
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rcrrcr said:
So he no longer feels like knoxville is his home? He knows how to PLAY the home crowd doesn't he. Do bad he tried to PLAY the NCAA.
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I love Bruce, but all of this "I still love the Vols" jazz we were hearing immedately following his firing sure did sound like a bunch of P.R. B.S. designed to somehow gain the public-relations highground over the people who fired him.

Bruce will evenually move on, as he should. Sounds like this is part of that process.
 
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esarmstrong said:
I love Bruce, but all of this "I still love the Vols" jazz we were hearing immedately following his firing sure did sound like a bunch of P.R. B.S. designed to somehow gain the public-relations highground over the people who fired him.

Bruce will evenually move on, as he should. Sounds like this is part of that process.
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I don't think the " I still love the Vols" is a bunch of P.R. from Bruce. U.T. gave him a chance when no other major program would. He was well received from
the fan base immediately. He made alot of money in the process.
I think he does love the Vols. Had he accepted a job
at Auburn, would he have had the same fan support or on the court success??????????
 
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chuck0303 said:
Hmmm, new career path for fired coaches--Fulmer, Pearl, others. Is Raleigh next?
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I doubt any network would want a coach(Raleigh) who never had a winning record to break down the game. Fulmer and Pearl are both nationally known coaches.
 
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rcrrcr said:
So he no longer feels like knoxville is his home? He knows how to PLAY the home crowd doesn't he. Do bad he tried to PLAY the NCAA.
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He lived in Mil. before and now that Tobias plays in Mil., it seems logical. I did not take it as you did. Just my opinion.
 
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Rudy123 said:
I don't think the " I still love the Vols" is a bunch of P.R. from Bruce. U.T. gave him a chance when no other major program would. He was well received from
the fan base immediately. He made alot of money in the process.
I think he does love the Vols. Had he accepted a job
at Auburn, would he have had the same fan support or on the court success??????????
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You are certainly entitled to that opinion and many may agree with it. I think he loves the Vols too, but those statements did strike me as aimed at winning some kind of P.R. battle. Just my opinion about the facts.
 
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Rudy123 said:
I don't think the " I still love the Vols" is a bunch of P.R. from Bruce. U.T. gave him a chance when no other major program would. He was well received from
the fan base immediately. He made alot of money in the process.
I think he does love the Vols. Had he accepted a job
at Auburn, would he have had the same fan support or on the court success??????????
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So you don't think he used some of the same lines in this interview he's used here?
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