Articles From SEC MediaDays #2

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"Sometimes people think you’ve got this magic dust that you’re going to go out there and sprinkle... and everything’s just going to be perfect," Fulmer said. "It takes a lot of work and a lot of time."


Was this quote from media days? I thought he said that at the end of last year?

 
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Q. Can you talk about the immediate effect of David on Erik Ainge and your offense. What did you see right away that maybe you hadn't seen before?

COACH FULMER: Well, you know, I think sometimes people think you've got this magic dust that you're just going to go out there and sprinkle on an offense or a defense or a punter or kicker or coach or whatever, and everything's just going to be perfect. It takes a lot of work and a lot of time over a period of time for things to change.

What David brings is a really sound fundamental system to coach the quarterbacks and to run the offense that's been proven over a period of time. Not that we're going to be the same as we were last year or the years past, but there will be elements of being able to run the football, being able to throw the ball down the field, being able to take care of the football, to understand that a punt is a good thing. That's the largest change of yardage usually in a game. Change 35 to 40 yards at a time. Playing field position, all those things.

David brings all that and a lot of credibility with the guys that he's coached and the successes that they've had at Tennessee and at Ole Miss. Again, a long answer to a short question, but that's the truth.
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I was saying earlier I wish he'd let that one die, but by now I think it's this year's standard operating phrase.
He actually used it twice in the question series.
 
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(orange+white=heaven @ Jul 28 said:
Actually yes...

I was saying earlier I wish he'd let that one die, but by now I think it's this year's standard operating phrase.
He actually used it twice in the question series.
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Probably because they keep asking the same question.
 
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