A question of character

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I have read all your comments for most of this season. I have never started a thread. I am so old, I did not know what a thread was. This will probably be my only one. The question is: Based on character would you rather have coach Fulmer or say, Saban, Petrino, Franchione.
 
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volfanecs said:
I have read all your comments for most of this season. I have never started a thread. I am so old, I did not know what a thread was. This will probably be my only one. The question is: Based on character would you rather have coach Fulmer or say, Saban, Petrino, Franchione.
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Saban
 
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volfanecs said:
I have read all your comments for most of this season. I have never started a thread. I am so old, I did not know what a thread was. This will probably be my only one. The question is: Based on character would you rather have coach Fulmer or say, Saban, Petrino, Franchione.
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Yes.
 
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I would rather have Fulmer as opposed to probably 98% of all coaches coaching in the NCAA as of right now. I would however like to replace a couple of people on the staff that are mediocre.
 
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Rather have Fulmer. Also would like some position coaching changes. Any way we can clone Coach Troop?
 
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weembra said:
Rather have Fulmer. Also would like some position coaching changes. Any way we can clone Coach Troop?
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yeah... so when we throw picks or give up fumbles, give up tds, etc, we get chest bumped instead of golf clapped. great idea
 
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He's all the energy i see on the sideline, and no i don't think he'd be chest bumping for the miscues.
 
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Based on character?............No doubt Fulmer. Though Coach Majors and people in Alabama have a very different opinion. The former would call him a backstabber and the latter would call him a snitch.

If character alone were the only attribute in selecting a head coach, Bill Battle would still be UT's coach.
 
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Johnny Majors wouldn't have had to worry about being 'backstabbed' if he didn't have major moral flaws himself.
 
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g8terh8ter_eric said:
Where do you think almost 100% of all OC's and DC's got their starts?? They were positional coaches at one point in time or another.
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I would say most were OC/DC at smaller schools and proved their ability. It happens in every profession. You don't hire a kid straight out of college to run a major part of your multi-million dollar business.
 
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dickens821 said:
So you think we should promote him from WR coach to HC...

big jump.
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BTW, the poster that was implying cloning Troop was wanting more positional coaches. I'll take Fulmer over Troop any day of the week as a HC. Like I have said in the past though, I want Troop to have a shot at OC or DC.
 
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g8terh8ter_eric said:
BTW, the poster that was implying cloning Troop was wanting more positional coaches. I'll take Fulmer over Troop any day of the week as a HC. Like I have said in the past though, I want Troop to have a shot at OC or DC.
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Maybe both........This guy, TT, can leap high buildings in a single bound, stop locomotives.........:eek:lol:
 
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g8terh8ter_eric said:
He had the only receiver in the SEC to have 1,000 yards receiving this season. Guess that doesn't mean much though, huh??
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His receivers were also on the most pass happy offense in the SEC.

ainge threw the ball 8 more times than Woodson, 46 more times than JPW, and over 140 more times than the next closest qb
 
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let's also realize that had mckinley, hall or johnson all played one more game as taylor did, they would most likely have over 1000 as well.
 
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