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Old 06-30-2009, 11:36 AM   #16 (permalink)
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If Kiffin comes out and wins 8 games and Crompton shows progression, no one in the NCAA will want him to coach.
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Old 06-30-2009, 11:42 AM   #17 (permalink)
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If Kiffin comes out and wins 8 games and Crompton shows progression, no one in the NCAA will want him to coach.

I don't think that success by Kiffin would have much effect on the hirability of Fulmer because its hard to see a school in the bigger conferences being interested in him. I do think, however, that if Kifin fails then Fulmer will have a little pep in his step.
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If Kiffin comes out and wins 8 games and Crompton shows progression, no one in the NCAA will want him to coach.
His resume is too good. He at least would end up at one of the smaller, not too good, "you made it to a bowl game, wow congratulations! represent our conference well " schools.

And it'd have to pretty much be kiffin winning 10 games and crompton ending the season w/ either heisman candidacy or consideration from the NFL draft for your scenario
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His resume is too good. He at least would end up at one of the smaller, not too good, "you made it to a bowl game, wow congratulations! represent our conference well " schools.

And it'd have to pretty much be kiffin winning 10 games and crompton ending the season w/ either heisman candidacy or consideration from the NFL draft for your scenario

Its hard to see him outside the SEC, or at least the south in general. Maybe a C-USA school? A UCF? A Memphis?
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it's not in fulmer's makeup to coach at a school that would not coddle him like ut did.. i.e. most schools..

I hope he can make it on the $6 mill. buyout...
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I wish him the best. Now if the rest of us could move on....nothing new to see here.
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Well, as was his usual thing, he subtly blames others, while pretending to take the fall.
Agreed. His lack of introspection is one of the major contributors of his downfall. If you're not willing to look inwardly to see how you can improve or adjust, then you will get passed up by the Saban's and Meyer's of this world.
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Well, as was his usual thing, he subtly blames others, while pretending to take the fall.
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Agreed. His lack of introspection is one of the major contributors of his downfall. If you're not willing to look inwardly to see how you can improve or adjust, then you will get passed up by the Saban's and Meyer's of this world.
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Sounds like he's taking responibility in this paragraph..

"You always look back at games and wish you had done some things differently," he says. "I certainly was disappointed it ended the way that it did, and I have some responsibility in that. It's always that way with a head coach – the buck stops there. I think anyone would be proud of what we did accomplish. You use it as a learning experience. I had a great time and enjoyed a good run."
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I wish him the best. Now if the rest of us could move on....nothing new to see here.
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the bi-monthly interviews don't help with all of us moving on..
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Old 06-30-2009, 12:28 PM   #26 (permalink)
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Sounds like he's taking responibility in this paragraph..

"You always look back at games and wish you had done some things differently," he says. "I certainly was disappointed it ended the way that it did, and I have some responsibility in that. It's always that way with a head coach – the buck stops there. I think anyone would be proud of what we did accomplish. You use it as a learning experience. I had a great time and enjoyed a good run."
I guess "The buck stops near here".
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He will land a job somewhere
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Old 06-30-2009, 12:35 PM   #28 (permalink)
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UVA will be his next stop
Please explain, are the jungle drums beating and I havn't heard them? It would be a good job for CPF, a week conf. at school thatis just happy to make it to a bowl.
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Sounds like he's taking responibility in this paragraph..

"You always look back at games and wish you had done some things differently," he says. "I certainly was disappointed it ended the way that it did, and I have some responsibility in that. It's always that way with a head coach – the buck stops there. I think anyone would be proud of what we did accomplish. You use it as a learning experience. I had a great time and enjoyed a good run."

Nah, I read that as him saying he fellt that he was forced by convention to take responsibility for some games that went awry just because he is head coach (but it really wasn't his fault.)
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Fulmer tells Rivals he plans to coach at a place that wants to compete for championships. Stays away from the Kiffin thing.

Rivals.com College Football - Whispers: Fulmer waiting for right opportunity
At least you know who you're getting when CUM takes off for Notre Dame.
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