vol2002
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Yes, but everyone knew Dooley wanted a full time RB coach. I guess you could have given it to Hinshaw and let Tee coach WR, but Hinshaw has no experience there either.
besides Tee being a former great player, why does everyone want him on staff so bad?
what else does he do?
The Gruden thread just exploded with excitement. Just sayin
top 25 recruiter by whose standards?
that 2011 class he signed was no better than any other recruits in the SEC
hell, both Chaney and Hinshaw signed better guys than tee martin did'
Rivals Hyped tee Martin up as a Big time recruiter, and he may be (esp. at USC) ... but the kids he recruited at Kentucky do not equate to big time
other than that, his WR coaching... well you can keep that.
Ha, I considered Georgetown. I had some friends that went there, from 98-02 and others that probably would have been somewhere around 02-08. Shoot me an email at dirteaa@yahoo.com if you want.I went to Georgetown College - bout 20 minutes outside lexington - actually grew up in Lville so right there by southern IN
Yep, I noticed. Their explosion coupled with more media chatter has me slightly more optimistic than before. I'm a doubter, but I'm at least comfortable talking about the possibility with folks at work. Gruden would be awesome if we got him.
If a MOU has been signed like they say then there's still a possibility of it not happening but I would think a signed MOU would put us closer to getting Gruden than not. I'm not a 100% believer but I'm fairly close to it. If it happens, I can't wait to see the recruits who all the sudden have an interest in UT.
An outline of principles, money, etc. saying what will be in place for a contract.
It is a pre-contract, if you will.
You can back out of such a thing, but it is in poor taste to do so, since you have already agreed in principle.