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Dude, you're so full of crap with some of this stuff. Do you just pull this crap outta thin air? The "we" in your sentence should be "I believe", though you'd still be wrong. Please, please give us one example of anyone of consequence ever stating that "He'd only succeed with talent." Or some kind of proof to back up any of these absurd assertions that you come up with. Your overt bashing of the guy is getting old.
Dude give it up. You and maybe two or three other nimrods are like-minded when it comes to Chaney. But hey, your some anonymous poster on a forum that is the uber expert and all the professional pundits are simply wrong. Again who are these other objective eyes of consequence that you speak of?Then I guess "we" is me and the writer and most other objective eyes. Look at history and be honest with yourself. If not, that's on you for ignoring the evidence.
Recent history:
Less-medium talent - Vols 2009-11, Ark 13-14, Pitt = ZERO offenses of 30+ ppg
High talent - 2012 Vols, UGA 2014-2016 = 3 great offenses, 1 bad (2014 UGA, but this gets a pass due to FR QB and most other skill guys, elite RBs though).
So what recent offense was great without a crazy amount of talent?
Dude give it up. You and maybe two or three other nimrods are like-minded when it comes to Chaney. But hey, your some anonymous poster on a forum that is the uber expert and all the professional pundits are simply wrong. Again who are these other objective eyes of consequence that you speak of?
Dude give it up. You and maybe two or three other nimrods are like-minded when it comes to Chaney. But hey, your some anonymous poster on a forum that is the uber expert and all the professional pundits are simply wrong. Again who are these other objective eyes of consequence that you speak of?
You haven't shown crap dude. Not a single credible thing. The few quotes or summations that you have provided equals to less than 1% of everything out there. I don't have to prove anything because anyone with an unbiased agenda can look at his body of work and come to the same conclusion that 95% of the members here and the media has in that he is a home run hire for this program. No matter how hard you try to change that narrative its still the same.But, also, you didn't answer my question, you sidestepped. Where is his recent great offense with less than great talent? This is my point. I've shown evidence for this belief and you have no evidence of yours, just feelings. That's fine fwiw.
So English isn't your primary language, right?I reckon I got a little redneck in me cause I substituted was, for were. Is at aight? Forgive me, SIR, but you've got to get over yourself cause, ( Yes, I say cause instead of because) a majority of your posts are of you just trying to insult others. So get off your high horse, you narcissistic pompous terd
I'm a properly educated Ga boy, butSo English isn't your primary language, right?
So you didn’t read the article, or you haven’t been able to do actual research about Chaney huh?-Anyone who isn't a Tennessee fan (objectivity): "This article makes some pretty good points".
-Tennessee fans (subjectivity): "Garbage article".
It's always easy to be sensitive and defensive. But it's not that hard to be honest with oneself if one simply makes an attempt. Critique can be a great thing towards self-improvement. Or, it can make evident one's most insecure attributes.
Regardless of the article, I'm happy with the Chaney hire. Article does make some decent points, but not enough to alarm me or turn me against the hire.
With you on the talent development...Chaney’s never been a noted recruiter.UGA's offense is what Pruitt wants, eventually. Balanced between power and finesse. Chaney drove the UGA vehicle very well. Alabama's defense, from 2 years ago, is what JP wants. JP drove that vehicle very well. Both are great recruiters and talent developers. Coach Fulmer loves UT, and understands what it takes to win, and maintain success. I think we are "Golden". I'd still love to see more UT Alumni in the staff. But, I am excited for the future of The Tennessee Volunteer Football!! Go Vols!!
That ain't no dog there Jethro. That's my 6th grade skool pickcher. Try again JethroI'm a properly educated Ga boy, but
I speak Southern. And I choose to text the way I takk. I dunno about you, but aint nobody around here that says isn't. We say yall, fixin to, aint. But I wouldn't expect no man with a lap dog in his avi, who worries about how southern people talk on a message board to understand that
I know, right? imagine that...Chaney is wildly successful, but has to have other people help him along the way. I'd say alot of successful folks in and out of sports are like that...So, the article basically concludes that if you ignore all of his positive career accomplishments and, instead, attribute them to someone else, then there is reason to be concerned about the Jim Chaney hire.