vol2002
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Winning with another coach's players isn't really a thing in the NFL, or in pro sports in general.
I understand where the sentiment comes from, but feel it is incorrect.
Amen.....
"Butch says that when he talks to people about what this program has done in last 4 years feels like the success they've had gets minimized."
Butch: I don't why the success this program has had the past four years is minimized. I don't get it.
Butch: Weve won 14 of our past 17 games. I dont understand why people are minimizing that. Weve come a long, long way.
Butch: Coaches across the country visit us all the time, asking us how weve turned this thing around. I dont get people minimizing it.
Coaches, along with front office, "build" their team in the nfl too.
Gruden stepped into a great situation that Dungy helped build. He, Dungy, brought in players and established a winning culture the Bucs were not a custom to.
Hmm, starting to sound like he's setting up the reasoning for why he leaves our program for somewhere else.
Hmm, starting to sound like he's setting up the reasoning for why he leaves our program for somewhere else.
The comments after one of the reporters post a quote of something Butch says on Twitter are a disgrace.
I don't understand why so many dislike Butch.
So, for the 90% of you who have clogged this thread with absolute garbage for the past 3-4 days, are you all planning on logging on tomorrow to b!tch that your turkey is too hot, your sweet potato casserole is too sweet, the pumpkin pie is too rich, etc.? Or will you just gripe about it with your family/loved ones in private? Just curious.
Sapp and Brooks had played one season and they both credit Dungy to turning the Bucs around.Dungy did a great job there, but typically coaches only have a say on the 45 man active roster and in some cases, the 53 man roster at the end of camp. Since the difference is usually fringe guys, usually that won't have a huge impact on a team.
But the point is still invalid. The backbone of the Bucs great defense- Sapp, Brooks, Lynch- all preceded Dungy. So hard to say they were really his players either.
Ha. It is! I remember in the Dooley years thinking man, I'd given anything to even get back to the early and mid 2000s when we were winning ~10 games, were always in the top 25 and part of the national conversation, were producing first round talent, were beating our rivals.
Well, we are there now and it is just as miserable as the Dooley years.
Sapp and Brooks had played one season and they both credit Dungy to turning the Bucs around.
Dungy brought In or helped bring it Simeon Rice, Mike Alstott, Warwick Dunn, Keyshawn Johnson and Martin Gramatica. Among others..
It's safe to say that team had his hand print firmly on it.
Wes Rucker is being ridiculous with the "champions of life" thing on twitter.
None of the other beat writers I follow are joining him. But he just keeps on going.
