Fulmer debate extravaganza (merged)

[hmanvolfan]

Originally Posted by kptvol

Over the last three years:

Tennessee 24-14
Nebraska: 22-16
Miami: 21-16

And your point is? Personally I couldn't give a rat's ass what the Cornholers or the Criminals do. My focus is on the University of Tennessee being the best they can be. Accomplishing that plateau of excellence is in the coaching staff and players hands.

[utmba93]

Originally Posted by peaygolf89

We agree to disagree. No problem.

Good points, Peay! You are spot on--just in the minority here. Glad to see you posting!

Fulmer is the best man for the job! Go Vols!

[BigPapaVol]

Originally Posted by utmba93

Good points, Peay! You are spot on--just in the minority here. Glad to see you posting!

Fulmer is the best man for the job! Go Vols!

Peay ain't much of an ally on the makin sense front.

[OrangeEmpire]

Originally Posted by utmba93

Good points, Peay! You are spot on--just in the minority here. Glad to see you posting!

Fulmer is the best man for the job! Go Vols!

You bet............. consistent failure!

I like losing 4 games a year!

[hatvol96]

Originally Posted by kptvol

Nebraska missed a couple of bowls and then removed the man responsible for those blunders. Miami did the same.

Accountability is a concept foreign to the worshippers of TCHFCATUTK.

[Brewerw]

Originally Posted by kptvol

Nebraska missed a couple of bowls and then removed the man responsible for those blunders. Miami did the same.

Yea look how good those teams are now...

[hmanvolfan]

Originally Posted by Brewerw

Yea look how good those teams are now...

Rebuilding a once prominent program after it's fall from grace can be a *****.

[tvolsfan]

Originally Posted by Brewerw

Yea look how good those teams are now...

What about Florida, Ohio State, and Oklahoma? How long did they suffer for?

[Brewerw]

No but look Osbourne left Nebraska and Solich comes in. Out of 6 seasons he has 5 winning ones with one being a trip to the NC. He wins the north 3 of 6 years. He goes 7-7 and a year later is fired. Callahan comes in and sucks, just like in the NFL.

Miami is even better. Coker comes in after Davis goes to the Browns. He, over a 6 years period, WINS A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP, wins 3 conference championships, has a 7-6 season and is fired (He also had a career win percentage of .800). The next year Randy Shannon is hired to go 5-7... something about firing coaches does not add up...

[BigPapaVol]

Originally Posted by Brewerw

No but look Osbourne left Nebraska and Solich comes in. Out of 6 seasons he has 5 winning ones with one being a trip to the NC. He wins the north 3 of 6 years. He goes 7-7 and a year later is fired. Callahan comes in and sucks, just like in the NFL.

Miami is even better. Coker comes in after Davis goes to the Browns. He, over a 6 years period, WINS A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP, wins 3 conference championships, has a 7-6 season and is fired (He also had a career win percentage of .800). The next year Randy Shannon is hired to go 5-7... something about firing coaches does not add up...

how about Stoops, Meyer, Carroll, Schiano, Richt, Erickson, Saban, Paul Johnson, etc?

[Brewerw]

Originally Posted by BigPapaVol

how about Stoops, Meyer, Carroll, Schiano, Richt, Erickson, Saban, Paul Johnson, etc?

Meyer, Schiano, and Carroll were great pickups, Richt has certainly resurrected UGA but has yet do impress too much, Saban did little before and has done nothing since LSU (who is always incredibly talented), and Stoops has won allot in the weak Big 12 (he essentially has to beat Texas to win the conference(except for letting K.St. upset him that one year in the conf champ game)) but he has done nothing in the big game.

[kptvol]

Originally Posted by Brewerw

No but look Osbourne left Nebraska and Solich comes in. Out of 6 seasons he has 5 winning ones with one being a trip to the NC. He wins the north 3 of 6 years. He goes 7-7 and a year later is fired. Callahan comes in and sucks, just like in the NFL.

Miami is even better. Coker comes in after Davis goes to the Browns. He, over a 6 years period, WINS A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP, wins 3 conference championships, has a 7-6 season and is fired (He also had a career win percentage of .800). The next year Randy Shannon is hired to go 5-7... something about firing coaches does not add up...

Yeah, someone snatched Larry Coker up real quick. He's an awesome coach. Great point.

[kptvol]

Originally Posted by Brewerw

Meyer, Schiano, and Carroll were great pickups, Richt has certainly resurrected UGA but has yet do impress too much, Saban did little before and has done nothing since LSU (who is always incredibly talented), and Stoops has won allot in the weak Big 12 (he essentially has to beat Texas to win the conference(except for letting K.St. upset him that one year in the conf champ game)) but he has done nothing in the big game.

LSU was not incredibly talented before Saban. Stoops won an NC. That's the biggest game there is. Richt has won as many SEC Championships as Fulmer.

[GoBigOrange86]

Originally Posted by kptvol

LSU was not incredibly talented before Saban. Stoops won an NC. That's the biggest game there is. Richt has won as many SEC Championships as Fulmer.

Fulmer won a NC too...and not too long before Stoops won his only championship. Bob also has a penchant for laying remarkable eggs in bowl games not unlike our own coach.

As for Richt, if he does not win a national title soon, I think Georgia fans will probably start saying the things about him that we are so prone to say about Fulmer.

[hmanvolfan]

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