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OH....so Kiffin is associated with Pete Carroll, and that qualifies him?wanna reel off Carroll's NFL record.while Carroll had dramatically better teams than Oakland did under Kiffin.
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I'd be ok with him as a LB coach but no more than that.Dale Jones.
Former UT linebacker who played on Ken Donahue's attack style defense (Think 1986 Sugar Bowl vs Miami).
He young, full of fire, and a true son of the Big Orange Nation. He's untested, but all coaches are at one time in their careers.
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please think before posting records without some qualifying commentary. Davis took two separate rebuilding gigs in amassing that record.I'm willing to go with untested before we take someone else's castoffs.
Butch Davis - 58â29 .667%
WOW! What was I thinking? Obviously the next Neyland right there.
No one was born a HC. Yes, I'm serious.
Fulmer was never a HC until UT named him. He was the OC under Johnny Majors....what exactly does that say about his previous experience....NOT MUCH!
where di you get this absurd linkage?
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wanna reel off Carroll's NFL record.while Carroll had dramatically better teams than Oakland did under Kiffin.
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The Carroll record has merit. From what I understand, most NFL people not named Al Davis had a great respect for what Kiffin was getting done in Oakland before he got ousted.
Oakland was flat terrible and a 5-15 record there would be like taking a 1 win team in college and flipping it to six or seven wins very, very quickly.
Yep! I sat in the stands and watched that unit run draw play up the 19 straight times on 1st. After every kickoff, punt, or earned 1st down.He coordinated the production of a unit in BCS level, big time, college football. That's what it says, big daddy.
You want a Linebacker Coach from Appy State.
You're a recruit and Butch Davis, Lane Kiffin, Bronco Medenhall, or Will Muschamp walks in a breaks down their success in college football.
or....
You have Dale Jones walk in and say. I intercepted a swing play vs. Alabama, and by god I'm all Vol! My last stop on my resume was a Div. 1, AA Linebacker coach.
Seriously, these recruits don't care about UT and if the coach is an old time player.
There is very litte about this post that is accurate.
We'll start with Leavitt. The Big East is dreadful and i mean Awful dreadful. USF beat Auburn and WVU, big deal. They also lost to Rutgers, Uconn, Cincy and then got absolutely obliterated by Oregon that was missing Dennis Dixon. I don't want anybody that can't beat a Dave Wannstedt team.
Now let's move to Skippy. Just because ECU has gotten marginally better, doesn't mean he's the answer. VT is only as good as Tyrod Taylor can make them. Having him "redshirted" for the game and starting Glennon spelled more doom for VT than anything ECU did. Losses to NC St and Houston have shown was ECU really is all about.
And finally let's move to South Carolina and Spurrier. The fans in SC are absolutely crazy. The state itself has a lot of in state talent, far more than Tennessee. Spurrier is more concerned with getting his golf game back at or below scratch level than he is about traveling the country trying to bring in the best recruits possible. Steve Spurrier would have been the answer 8 years ago. He's not the answer now.
Yep! I sat in the stands and watched that unit run draw play up the 19 straight times on 1st. After every kickoff, punt, or earned 1st down.
The crowd was livid. Almost as livid as I was the day Fulmer was named HC.
Fulmer made me eat my words in 1998. (Thank God).
again, when you start talking about USF and ECU losing to dreadful teams, you neglect to factor in they are pretty low quality players on the field. if you give either one of those coaches some talent, they would be able to win. they've done fairly well with what little they have. that in itself is pretty impressive. but i guess beating top 25 teams with no talent doesn't mean that much to you... and i'm glad you skated over the fact that spurrier would be able to recruit here if he did come. i wasn't saying he is the final answer, but in comparison to what you posted, and what some of these other guys are talking about, he is undeniably top 3, if not 2. why would all of these talented athletes you talk about from SC want to go to USC when they have a dismal program?
I find the idea of short term solution coaches just as crazy.I've seen some absurd choices for Head Coach at Tennessee, but your suggestion of Dale Jones, with out any doubt in my mind, takes the big ole cake.