Bowden On Rome

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This may have been brought up already, but I have been on vacation. I was listening to Jim Rome in the Jungle and Tommy Bowden was his guest and he said that he has caught the fever after sitting on the sidelines for a couple of years and was going to entertain ideas of coaching again at the end of the season. Now I the question I pose is...we all know he had some great years at AU so would he be a fit here?

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Sjernigan88 said:
This may have been brought up already, but I have been on vacation. I was listening to Jim Rome in the Jungle and Tommy Bowden was his guest and he said that he has caught the fever after sitting on the sidelines for a couple of years and was going to entertain ideas of coaching again at the end of the season. Now I the question I pose is...we all know he had some great years at AU so would he be a fit here?

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No. He is not a good coach.
 
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I don't think he was a bad coach, but I wouldn't want him. Too many improprieties, and I don't like the last name Bowden.
 
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pardon me for asking, and I know i'm asking this to a crowd that is so biased against Les Miles that he's considered a bad coach, but how is a person who led a team on probation to an undefeated season a bad coach? You can say all you want about how he likes the ladies too much, but how is he a bad coach?
 
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volfanbill said:
pardon me for asking, and I know i'm asking this to a crowd that is so biased against Les Miles that he's considered a bad coach, but how is a person who led a team on probation to an undefeated season a bad coach? You can say all you want about how he likes the ladies too much, but how is he a bad coach?
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Good points except for one....How can you like the ladies TOO much? :)
 
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Sjernigan88 said:
This may have been brought up already, but I have been on vacation. I was listening to Jim Rome in the Jungle and Terry Bowden was his guest and he said that he has caught the fever after sitting on the sidelines for a couple of years and was going to entertain ideas of coaching again at the end of the season. Now I the question I pose is...we all know he had some great years at AU so would he be a fit here?

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Fixed it for you
 
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It was Terry. He said he wanted to get back into coaching. I think he will be disappointed.
 
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whoops, my bad, but didn't he have an 13-0 season and got ripped of a NC shot.
 
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If UT hires Terry Bowden to coach the Vols, the fun for me will never cease. This place will be like a literal circus.
 
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yes, it's Terry and currently he's an "unpaid" advisor at FSU...he has been on record stating that he wanted to coach again.

i for one have never been real impressed with him. actually, i can't stand him.
 
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and yes, he did lead Auburn to an undefeated season in 1993, but was inelligible for post season because of probation.
 
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jakez4ut said:
and yes, he did lead Auburn to an undefeated season in 1993, but was inelligible for post season because of probation.
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1993....WTF?!?!?!?!?

Like we are always saying about CPF, what have you done latley????

Also, after being out of coaching for what 3 years now, I would think that maybe the game has "passed him up" as well ???
 
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If Tennessee hired Terry Bowden, it would save me a substantial amount of money.
 
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I think Bowden was a RB for 2 years at WV and a grad assistant at Florida St under Bobby. Maybe 1 of those schools are interested.
 
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If there was anything that could make me stop following UT football, it would be hiring Terry Bowden. He might even grate on my nerves worse than Lou Holtz.
 
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