Blaming Dooley Again? You Guys Blind?

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The UT staff called a pretty good game on both sides of the ball tonight. They players looked focused and confident.
The offense was on the field for only 23:29 but gained 361. We ran 34 times for 213 yards = 6.3 ypc! [Vs. UGA, we ran 40 times for 197 = 4.9 ypc.] Bray did his usual 52% vs. SEC teams, but made several very nice throws.
The D didn't give up any long plays tonight (a major improvement), just a lot of short and middle critical plays. None of the D heroics we grew accustomed to under Majors and Fulmer.
Bottom Line: Until we recruit elite D talent that can shrink the field, we're going to be a 7-5 team no matter who is the HC. IMO, Sal can do that...but there's no quick answer.
 
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The UT staff called a pretty good game on both sides of the ball tonight. They players looked focused and confident.
The offense was on the field for only 23:29 but gained 361. We ran 34 times for 213 yards = 6.3 ypc! [Vs. UGA, we ran 40 times for 197 = 4.9 ypc.] Bray did his usual 52% vs. SEC teams, but made several very nice throws.
The D didn't give up any long plays tonight (a major improvement), just a lot of short and middle critical plays. None of the D heroics we grew accustomed to under Majors and Fulmer.
Bottom Line: Until we recruit elite D talent that can shrink the field, we're going to be a 7-5 team no matter who is the HC. IMO, Sal can do that...but there's no quick answer.

6-7 at best 7-6 if we win a crappy bowl. Vols are 3-3 add Troy, Kentucky, and vandy If we can beat them
 
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The UT staff called a pretty good game on both sides of the ball tonight. They players looked focused and confident.
The offense was on the field for only 23:29 but gained 361. We ran 34 times for 213 yards = 6.3 ypc! [Vs. UGA, we ran 40 times for 197 = 4.9 ypc.] Bray did his usual 52% vs. SEC teams, but made several very nice throws.
The D didn't give up any long plays tonight (a major improvement), just a lot of short and middle critical plays. None of the D heroics we grew accustomed to under Majors and Fulmer.
Bottom Line: Until we recruit elite D talent that can shrink the field, we're going to be a 7-5 team no matter who is the HC. IMO, Sal can do that...but there's no quick answer.

Yeah No coach can turn that around...I mean just look at poor Bama...they were on probation the 1st year Saban got there......and let's see...2nd year they go 11-1.........
 
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Dude, just stop. Three years in and we can't beat msu. And we have more talent! Dooleys in over his head, its plain to see. There are no more excuses.
 
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Sloppy special teams, sloppy Defense, sloppy offense at times. Who are you going to blame?
 
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The UT staff called a pretty good game on both sides of the ball tonight. They players looked focused and confident.
The offense was on the field for only 23:29 but gained 361. We ran 34 times for 213 yards = 6.3 ypc! [Vs. UGA, we ran 40 times for 197 = 4.9 ypc.] Bray did his usual 52% vs. SEC teams, but made several very nice throws.
The D didn't give up any long plays tonight (a major improvement), just a lot of short and middle critical plays. None of the D heroics we grew accustomed to under Majors and Fulmer.
Bottom Line: Until we recruit elite D talent that can shrink the field, we're going to be a 7-5 team no matter who is the HC. IMO, Sal can do that...but there's no quick answer.

Here are the stats that matter:

0-13 vs people who count.
 
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I'm as big a Dooley supporter as anyone, but this team was flat out-coached tonight, plain and simple. We have a hell of a lot more talent than MSU.
 
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Are you watching the same game as the rest of us? the stat that matters is he cant win a game that matters. He under performs every saturday and we had two weeks to get our --- handed to us by an overated second tier SEC team.
 
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Yeah No coach can turn that around...I mean just look at poor Bama...they were on probation the 1st year Saban got there......and let's see...2nd year they go 11-1.........

Unfortunately, there's only one Saban. And he isn't coming here.
 
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Yes, it's clearly an issue with talent. We've brought in 15 or so DBs since Dooley has been here....................and he replaces Gordon with a walk-on. At some point, you few Dooley enablers have to face reality. He can't coach and he isn't even that great of a recruiter.
 
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The UT staff called a pretty good game on both sides of the ball tonight. They players looked focused and confident.
The offense was on the field for only 23:29 but gained 361. We ran 34 times for 213 yards = 6.3 ypc! [Vs. UGA, we ran 40 times for 197 = 4.9 ypc.] Bray did his usual 52% vs. SEC teams, but made several very nice throws.
The D didn't give up any long plays tonight (a major improvement), just a lot of short and middle critical plays. None of the D heroics we grew accustomed to under Majors and Fulmer.
Bottom Line: Until we recruit elite D talent that can shrink the field, we're going to be a 7-5 team no matter who is the HC. IMO, Sal can do that...but there's no quick answer.


Man you have to be trolling, no way after tonite you can honestly say all this BS.Dooley is a joke and so is Sal.The only coach who is worthy to walk that sideline is CJG,he has earned his money.
Sal is a bigger joke than Dooley,if thats possible.
 

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