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To give you a taste, Dobbs4Heismen predicted Dobbs would push Roethlisberger out at Pittsburgh then proceed to win numerous consecutive Super Bowls.

Given his past criticisms of Tennessee, I doubt he would be interested. And I dont think many fans would want him in Knoxville. He's the poster boy for nepotism so failing as head coach shouldn't be a surprise

Meetings like this early in January ain't good sign

And he will find someway to blame Tennessee when he gets canned.

it's a long video with a commercial in the middle but lays out Tomlin's faults and long history of failure. Dont just listen to his lapdogs at ESPN

Isn't their biggest supporter, Mark Cuban, a computer guy? Certainly he has access to a wide array of supercomputers, satellites, hackers, AI and other assets to do this.

3 playoff wins in 15 seasons. Not another professional team would accept that from a coach. And Art Jr is so clueless, he not only accepts it, he rewards it by making Tomlin the 4th highest paid coach in US professional sports.

Terry Bradshaw denies it. "I don't think he's a great coach at all. He's a nice coach. To me, I've said this, he's really a great cheerleader guy. I don't know what he does. I don't think he is a great coach at all. His name never even pops in my mind when we think about great coaches in the NFL."

Tomlins playoff record since 2011 is 3-9 for a winning percentage of 0.250 2011: 0-1 (Lost Wild Card) 2014: 0-1 (Lost Wild Card) 2015: 1-1 (Lost Divisional) 2016: 2-1 (Lost AFC Championship) 2017: 0-1 (Lost Divisional) 2020: 0-1 (Lost Wild Card) 2021: 0-1 (Lost Wild Card) 2023: 0-1 (Lost Wild...

Not exactly correct as Tomlin is coach for life in Pittsburgh but nice effort nonetheless.

With the buyout they're already paying to Stoops, they may have to live with this hire for sometime regardless of the result.

I think one of the university planes can make it from Martin to Knoxville easily in less than a couple hours allowing him to be in both cities in a single day. He's not going by horseback

The SEC has won 4 in row and 6 out of 8 during CFP era. The Big 10 has 2 in a row and a total of 3 in 11 years. And didn't the Big 10 get all bent out of shape about a single conference promoting the CFP wins of the conference members?

If either Oregon or Indiana win it all, it would be the first time a Big 10 team other than OSU or UM won a national championship in 60 years.