I'm not going waste my time reading that, but feel free to keep on arguing. I'll throw you a disagreement every once in a while if it helps you keep the passion.
Majors got here in 77 and made first bowl game in 79. Getting to 11 wins in 2nd year is a remarkable accomplishment but no way he does that in 78. My point is no coach I'm this day in age would have as much to overcome with a down program as a coach of that era would.
You don't know what you are talking about....you just like to argue. I doubt you were even alive then. Tennessee hadn't even made a bowl game in 4 years before Majors got here. It took him 7 years to get up to 9 wins. The fact that Heupel had 11 wins in his 2nd year proves his situation was not...
Or old enough to understand recruiting in that era without the technology. I talked to Johnny about 6 or 7 years ago at a benefit. He was spitting off the weight, height, position changes and jersey numbers of the players he coached like they were his own kids. Recruiting was a lot more personal...
I disagree. Heupel had Tennessee in the playoff and national championship discussion in year 2. I don't see any scenario where he does that with the team, resources, technology limitations, and lack of transfers in the Major era.
Majors by far. Player personnel may have been down for the other coaches by varying degrees and they may have had to overcome some negative recruiting due to ncaa investigations, but the rest all walked into a nationally recognized brand, world class facilities and stadium, and a very...
He may be trying to throw smoke so that it doesn't look like UT "interfered" with him before entering the portal. It always looks suspicious when a player immediately announces a transfer destination.
The man has made millions. I doubt he is going to to come back and to work the concession stand during ball games, which is the only thing he is qualified to do at this point.