Call me crazy but I wouldn't have minded having Tuberville. I think he was a solid coach at Auburn. He could recruit but the spread just wasn't for him.I bet he's been kicking himself in the butt ever since Kiffie bailed out for the left coast. He probably would've had a shot at the Tennessee job if he hadn't taken the Texas Tech job.
Ok, your crazy.Call me crazy but I wouldn't have minded having Tuberville. I think he was a solid coach at Auburn. He could recruit but the spread just wasn't for him.
What's Fulmer's record against Tuberville? He couldn't help it bammer was down. We don't know how he would have fared against Saban. Or do we? Tuberville had a record against Saban when he was at LSU. What was it?Ok, your crazy.
He might have been 'solid' but it was at a time when Bama was down as well as LSU. As soon as they came back around he faded to mediocrity. Getting him is nothing but a lateral move from Fulmer at best. Look at his overall record, seccg appearences, and BCS games. It's worse than Phil.
I wasn't thrilled with the LK pick and am not sold on DD yet but Tubbs was not the answer.
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http://www.nonstick.com/sounds/Bugs_Bunny/ltbb_084.mp3I think today is the most annoyed I've ever been with mark may on cfb live when he was telling tubbs to shut it essentially because he wasn't Mack brown or bob stoops, and that those two are the only ones with a right to complain.
May proving once again he's easily the biggest clown espn trots out on tv.
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What's Fulmer's record against Tuberville? He couldn't help it bammer was down. We don't know how he would have fared against Saban. Or do we? Tuberville had a record against Saban when he was at LSU. What was it?
I'd personally like to see the Big 12 breakup. The MWC takes KU, K-State, and Iowa State. While the top Big 12 teams go to the PAC/SEC. Then also add Gonzanga for Basketball only and we aren't to shabby in BBall either.
I still think adding Houston could be a viable option. The Houston market is Huge. I see Baylor getting left out of any major conference if the Big12 breaks up. Conference USA would be a good fit for them.
Tommy was at Auburn from 1999-2008. During that time his record was 85-40, won 1 SEC title, won 3 divisions and went to 1 BCS game.
During the same period (99-08) Phil's record was 85-41, 0 SEC titles, won 4 divisions, and went to 1 BCS game. Virtually the same as Tommy's.
When Phil was let go it was because of the teams performance therefore a coach that could do more. Hiring Tommy is giving you the exact same coach. A Phil II. That's not what the program needed nor wanted.
Tommy Tubberville was not the answer.
Not to split hairs, but I think Hman asked for Tubervilles individual record against Fulmer, and his record against Saban, not the overall body of work which you provided.
Since I had a moment, I found the stats. Tuberville was 3-3 against Fulmer, and 4-2 against Saban.
How the SEC coaches rate against their peers - SEC Blog - ESPN
What's the point of comparing Tommy and Phil? Two coaches in two different divisions. They only played either other on a rotation or in a SECCG. The point is that when Tubb was in his heyday, Bama and LSU were just coming off some bad times. There was no one else in the west that competed so its almost by default Auburn won. Once the competetion got heated, Auburn fell to the middle of the pack. Phil on the other hand had to deal with Richt, Spurrier and then Myers every single year - coaches not having to rebuild programs. (ok UF going from Zook to CM was a bit of a rebuild but nothing like LSU or Bama had to do). Swapping Tubbs for Phil would do nothing for our program and we'd stayed in the middle of the pack.
So instead of looking only at the record of coach vs coach, I showed both coaches over the same period. Virtually identical. If he was the option, then why even get rid of Phil?