Al Wilson as coach ?

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Wouldn't u luv to have Al Wilson as a LB coach. I don't think he's playing anymore fore health reasons. His fire and drive would be awsome.:salute:

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You know I was talking about this not too long ago. People didn't like my idea. Maybe u will get a better feedback
 
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Are we really this bored? There is a game on ESPN tonight.
 
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I do not believe that he would be a person that a parent would want their son to look up to as a coach. ie; recruiting would suffer.
 
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I believe his fire and leadership would be beneficial to the program. He is from tennessee, so he understands the tradition and has a passion for the university.

I believe if tennessee is willing to take a chance, that Al Wilson would be a good hire
 
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westernVOL said:
Personally, I think a better hire would be Bill Bates. :rock:
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Is Bates coaching somewhere? If so I agree, but if not he has been away from the game a while. Then Wilson might not be a bad choice, he sure as hell wouldn't let the players sluff off. I wish we could clone him about 3 times. We would have the best linebacker set in the history of the game! Bates has got to be the epitomy of over acheiver.
 
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rbroyles said:
Is Bates coaching somewhere? If so I agree, but if not he has been away from the game a while. Then Wilson might not be a bad choice, he sure as hell wouldn't let the players sluff off. I wish we could clone him about 3 times. We would have the best linebacker set in the history of the game! Bates has got to be the epitomy of over acheiver.
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Hershel Walker would disagree.. Just kidding, I love Bill... :eek:lol:
 
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How about Ray Lewis---he'll scare the daylights out of players into playing hard.
 
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We need Emmit Smith to coach RBs. (I heard he has a cousin that lives in Tennessee)
 
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Just because a man was a good player doesn't make him a good coach. We need someone at position coach that can teach the necessary skills and technigues, but also inspire and motivate. Like Trooper Taylor.
 
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rbroyles said:
Just because a man was a good player doesn't make him a good coach. We need someone at position coach that can teach the necessary skills and technigues, but also inspire and motivate. Like Trooper Taylor.
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As far as I'm concerned, Trooper can git out of town the same time that Fulmer does. I used to be one of his supporters, but his comments after the Florida game pretty much made me realize that we need to clean house from top to bottom.
 
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I'd like to get Marinner for the offensive coordinator. That guy may get an award this year for his single season turn around at Kansas. Don't laugh! This guy is a legit phenom and potential HC maybe as soon as next year. I cannot see him coaching the fighting Manginos next season.
 
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VolsRule said:
How about Ray Lewis---he'll scare the daylights out of players into playing hard.
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Good call, Al Wilson would do the same!:rock:

How about both!!!

Ray Lewis:"Alright you Wussies, play your butts off or Al and me are gonna bust a cap in your as*!"
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
As far as I'm concerned, Trooper can git out of town the same time that Fulmer does. I used to be one of his supporters, but his comments after the Florida game pretty much made me realize that we need to clean house from top to bottom.
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:eek:hmy:boo
 
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