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What kills me is Fulmer not willing to open up the offense and show something different.Its been the same offense since he took over.He's like an old lady set in her ways and nobody is going to change it.
another very good post.I gotta disagree with you on this one. The offense has made many evolutions since 1993. From a primarily running offense in 1993, to the pass happy offense from '94-'97, then to a bruising run game in '98 and'99. Then to a more balanced attacked in '00 and '01. Then the downfall of the productivity when the Vols have not been able to run effectively since. Only in 2004 with two 1,000 yard rushers... but even then each game was hit or miss if the Vols would be effective rushing. Now the Vols run a no-huddle offense with 3 and sometimes 4 wideouts. I don't think I've seen a fullback play at all in the first 3 games. In my opinion, the Vols have changed too much. Sign the big linemen that can run block, and just run over everybody like they did back when they had James Stewart, Charlie Garner, Aaron Hayden, and Mose Phillips or later on when they had Travis Henry, Travis Stephens, Jamal Lewis, and Shawn Bryson. Have you not noticed how many times in the past several seasons the Vols have done everything BUT run inside the 5-yard line?!?
I am just as disapointed about florida as anyone. But i for one love fulmer. And i just want to say that I fully support coach Fulmer in his job.If he has lost the desire or edge than he should go out on his own terms. I love how everyone wanting a coaching change thinks we are magically going to be a contender with someone new. Fulmer is a legend no matter how you want to look at it. And when he leaves he will be remembered positively throughtout the fan-base. People that say that Majors got a shady deal have a good point and I can understand where you come from. But other than that, what do you expect? This guy won a national title and put us on the elite level and we need to support him and the team and quit trying to act like we know how to coach or what to do.
If he keeps up at the pace he is going, he will have a u-haul setting in his front yard soon. I think he should be remembered for his accomplishments. But if he wants to leave under good terms. He needs to figure out when its time.I am just as disapointed about florida as anyone. But i for one love fulmer. And i just want to say that I fully support coach Fulmer in his job.If he has lost the desire or edge than he should go out on his own terms. I love how everyone wanting a coaching change thinks we are magically going to be a contender with someone new. Fulmer is a legend no matter how you want to look at it. And when he leaves he will be remembered positively throughtout the fan-base. People that say that Majors got a shady deal have a good point and I can understand where you come from. But other than that, what do you expect? This guy won a national title and put us on the elite level and we need to support him and the team and quit trying to act like we know how to coach or what to do.
Very good post. If fulmer wants to pound the rock. I have never known it to be very effective with no fullback.I gotta disagree with you on this one. The offense has made many evolutions since 1993. From a primarily running offense in 1993, to the pass happy offense from '94-'97, then to a bruising run game in '98 and'99. Then to a more balanced attacked in '00 and '01. Then the downfall of the productivity when the Vols have not been able to run effectively since. Only in 2004 with two 1,000 yard rushers... but even then each game was hit or miss if the Vols would be effective rushing. Now the Vols run a no-huddle offense with 3 and sometimes 4 wideouts. I don't think I've seen a fullback play at all in the first 3 games. In my opinion, the Vols have changed too much. Sign the big linemen that can run block, and just run over everybody like they did back when they had James Stewart, Charlie Garner, Aaron Hayden, and Mose Phillips or later on when they had Travis Henry, Travis Stephens, Jamal Lewis, and Shawn Bryson. Have you not noticed how many times in the past several seasons the Vols have done everything BUT run inside the 5-yard line?!?
I am just as disapointed about florida as anyone. But i for one love fulmer. And i just want to say that I fully support coach Fulmer in his job.If he has lost the desire or edge than he should go out on his own terms. I love how everyone wanting a coaching change thinks we are magically going to be a contender with someone new. Fulmer is a legend no matter how you want to look at it. And when he leaves he will be remembered positively throughtout the fan-base. People that say that Majors got a shady deal have a good point and I can understand where you come from. But other than that, what do you expect? This guy won a national title and put us on the elite level and we need to support him and the team and quit trying to act like we know how to coach or what to do.
many wouldve said the same thing for paterno in 2000 when p state went 5-7 then 5-6 and again in 03' 3-9 and 04' 4-7
Im sorry but this makes me sickI am just as disapointed about florida as anyone. But i for one love fulmer. And i just want to say that I fully support coach Fulmer in his job.If he has lost the desire or edge than he should go out on his own terms. I love how everyone wanting a coaching change thinks we are magically going to be a contender with someone new. Fulmer is a legend no matter how you want to look at it. And when he leaves he will be remembered positively throughtout the fan-base. People that say that Majors got a shady deal have a good point and I can understand where you come from. But other than that, what do you expect? This guy won a national title and put us on the elite level and we need to support him and the team and quit trying to act like we know how to coach or what to do.
He won the National Title at Pittsburgh the year before he came to Tennessee. And he was let go two years after winning his second straight SEC championship.
All true. The point I was making was in response to whoever said that Majors was fired after years of mediocre seasons. A co-championship is still a championship, and let's not forget that we did beat Florida 45-3 in 1990. I don't consider 89 and 90 to be mediocre seasons. 91 and 92 yes, without a doubt. On the other hand, if this season stays true to form, this will be 6 mediocre seasons in a row for Fulmer, and 8 in 9 years.It should be pointed out that both of Tennessee's SEC champioships under Majors came after Florida had finished with a better conference record but were ineligible due to NCAA sanctions....'89 was a three way tie with Auburn and Alabama.....