Darth_Shiveman
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Random thoughts:
Helton getting paid over 1 million per year is the most laughably Tennessee thing ever. It’s painfully obvious that he doesn’t have a knack for playcalling.
Smith needs to be at OG. I know he’s been banged up a bit, but he’s just not a LT. Maybe sliding him back inside helps us on 1st and 2nd down when we run it between the tackles.
The Sapp thing is especially weird since he’s never been a headache for coaches before.
This is just a way bigger rebuild than any of us wanted to admit. We’re just gonna need 3-4 years of recruiting and development to get to the point where we can compete week in week out. We may end up needing some staff adjustments on offense if Helton can’t be a fast learner, though
Stoops and UK might be a model of what we’re gonna have to hope for from Pruitt and this rebuild. He was a guy who had worked with some great coaches, but had no HC experience. Year one was about as bad as things could get. Next two years weren’t great, but eventually the culture he wanted took root and you could see development the next two years. Continuity has been huge for them and now they’re in a position to have a shot at their best season in decades.
Helton getting paid over 1 million per year is the most laughably Tennessee thing ever. It’s painfully obvious that he doesn’t have a knack for playcalling.
Smith needs to be at OG. I know he’s been banged up a bit, but he’s just not a LT. Maybe sliding him back inside helps us on 1st and 2nd down when we run it between the tackles.
The Sapp thing is especially weird since he’s never been a headache for coaches before.
This is just a way bigger rebuild than any of us wanted to admit. We’re just gonna need 3-4 years of recruiting and development to get to the point where we can compete week in week out. We may end up needing some staff adjustments on offense if Helton can’t be a fast learner, though
Stoops and UK might be a model of what we’re gonna have to hope for from Pruitt and this rebuild. He was a guy who had worked with some great coaches, but had no HC experience. Year one was about as bad as things could get. Next two years weren’t great, but eventually the culture he wanted took root and you could see development the next two years. Continuity has been huge for them and now they’re in a position to have a shot at their best season in decades.