armchair
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I think Currie thought one thing and now that coach or coaches either don't want to coach, better jobs have opened, or coaches are using Tennessee's opening as leverage to get a raise where they are now.
Don't forget this is Currie's first football hire ever.
Still waiting on you to explain why GS should be a candidate with this scandal looming over him. There are too many options out there to bring in a guy that was even possibly linked to a child sex scandal. Makes no sense.
Lets pretend Gruden was never an option and even if he was, our AD tried with an obnoxious amount of money and he still said no simply because he doesnt really want to coach. In that case how do you logically say no Gruden, no money?
What would be a homerun hire? It's not many homerun coaches in the market.
There is no scandal looming over him? Very confused by this.
If it was a looming scandal he wouldn't be employed at Ohio state.
USC, Oregon, Michigan, would all have not wanted him as their HC
And he wouldn't be at the top of Tennessee's list right now.
Do you actually understand what's happening with that written statement?
Hadnt seen this on here so........
With Sports Talk starting late from the OT victory...Hyams and Ferrara were discussing Currie on live tv in the Bahamas....not on a plane for the rumor mill sitings....or not searching as we speak for a hire. Hyams said a prominent booster told him the new HC will be in place by this time (yesterday) as we speak. He said the booster wouldnt name who but the hire should be done....praying it to finally be finished so all the insane rumors will be over.
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