Dooley will not be the coach next season.

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photovol said:
I hope your correct...the media is now all over Dooley and when this happens the end is definately near
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Yep...hence the deliberate attempt to "leak" information. Gets the mind in the right place for his "regretful but accepting" press conference.
 
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OrangeInKy said:
I like that. Question though: Do you think that candidates would reach out if it were known the job were going to be open, or does the backchannel stuff happen anyway?
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I think there is an unspoken rule that most (insert Petrino as a possible exception here) coaches follow, and that they would not officially talk until Dooley was notified that he wouldn't be retained. Just a guess.
 
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DocVol said:
Is this real life?
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Why wouldnt it be?? with a great caliber coach and a great staff and recruiting I would expect immediate results first year..and then keep improving each year after that...if we did get a really good coach then by year 3 I really could see UT ranked in the top 10 again....
 
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Lexvol said:
I think there is an unspoken rule that most (insert Petrino as a possible exception here) coaches follow, and that they would not officially talk until Dooley was notified that he wouldn't be retained. Just a guess.
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Respect for one another in the coaching carousel...yep...but also to prevent "you're a dirtbag" finger pointing.

It's like not screwing one of your buddy's girlfriends that you lust until she breaks up with him...but it's fair game the moment that occurs.
 
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#139
GoBigOrangeVols said:
Should probably add the caveat that no decision has been made because it is still possible to run the table and a bowl game and finish 9-4.

I'm not endorsing that as a prediction, I'm stating that no decision will be made until much later in the season than this.
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Except you started a "I think we beat SC" thread, so I'd say you are endorsing a 9-4 prediction.
 
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UTProf said:
Actually, you can die from hip fractures via marrow poisoning. Ever hear of old people fracturing their hip and soon after their dead? The reason is often due to marrow poisoning. The reason his doctors called him in for emergency surgery instead of allowing him to put it off is because any fracture to the hip runs that risk -- it's where most of our marrow is stored. The surgery isn't risky but the injury is and being on that sideline was a bigger risk than people realize.
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Pneumonia is generally what kills elderly patients with hip fractures.
 
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rach83 said:
So....all you guys that hated on Clay Travis for saying Dooley was a consumate loser still think he was way off base? Just wondering, sometimes the truth hurts.
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I don't dislike Clay. He is a UT fan, he is as tired of watching a loser as we all are.
 
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UTProf said:
Actually, you can die from hip fractures via marrow poisoning. Ever hear of old people fracturing their hip and soon after their dead? The reason is often due to marrow poisoning. The reason his doctors called him in for emergency surgery instead of allowing him to put it off is because any fracture to the hip runs that risk -- it's where most of our marrow is stored. The surgery isn't risky but the injury is and being on that sideline was a bigger risk than people realize.
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Sure hope the CDD info in this thread is more accurate than this pathophysiology info
 
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Jake said:
Respect for one another in the coaching carousel...yep...but also to prevent "you're a dirtbag" finger pointing.

It's like not screwing one of your buddy's girlfriends that you lust until she breaks up with him...but it's fair game the moment that occurs.
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False. Never ok to screw a buddies girlfriend...even after they breakup.
 
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Pope John Vol VI said:
False. Never ok to screw a buddies girlfriend...even after they breakup.
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I'm not saying it is...for the record. But I AM using it as an analogy.

Your Honor Pope...please note that's why i used "it's like NOT..." To open my analogy for the exact reason you are condemning me for. ;)
 
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diehardvolsfan said:
Why wouldnt it be?? with a great caliber coach and a great staff and recruiting I would expect immediate results first year..and then keep improving each year after that...if we did get a really good coach then by year 3 I really could see UT ranked in the top 10 again....
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It don`t work that way! Alabama had more talent than we do when Saban came in and his highest win total in his first four years was seven...Spurrier had about the same talent level as we do and his highest win total in his first four years was six! Be very careful what you wish for...You may get it!
 
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Lexvol said:
I think there is an unspoken rule that most (insert Petrino as a possible exception here) coaches follow, and that they would not officially talk until Dooley was notified that he wouldn't be retained. Just a guess.
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I'm wondering if Hart hasn't already had this conversation with Dooley and has ask him in the interest of the program to keep it quiet until a new HC can be found. If one hasn't been found already that is.
 
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#150
Hope this stops the "Dooley will stay if we finish 8-4, 7-5" BS. I like Dooley as a person and he maybe a good coach someday, but he's not the right guy for a program like Tennessee.
 
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