Just realized this.....

#51
#51
kptvol said:
I believe Foster's 15 yard penalty gave us a long field and on the first play of that OT Quintin Hancock caught the long TD.
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I don't think we kicked a FG in OT did we? Maybe we did, either way though that was one of the best games to watch since we went into that many OT's with Bama that year
 
#53
#53
volfanecs said:
You know who you just quoted? There is some irony in that
don't you think? Do you think the window on CBP is closing?
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I didn't realize it when I did that but that's who said it for sure! No I don't think his window is closing by any means, like CBC said he brought life to a basketball program was dead
 
#54
#54
g8terh8ter_eric said:
Quinton had work ethic issues and wasn't all there in the head because so many people passed him on the depth chart are the biggest reasons he didn't do anything last year. He's made the most of the coaching change though and will probably be starting with Rogers and Jones.
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He's never had work ethic issues.

Forget what Hubbs and Price have written.
 
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#55
#10_Ainge_#10 said:
I didn't realize it when I did that but that's who said it for sure! No I don't think his window is closing by any means, like CBC said he brought life to a basketball program was dead
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But now that he has brought the team to life, as CPF did in football, do you think so much more is expected?
 
#56
#56
volfanecs said:
But now that he has brought the team to life, as CPF did in football, do you think so much more is expected?
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If you're winning people will only want you to win more, so now that I think people see what Bruce has done they will expect more
 
#62
#62
volfanecs said:
You know however; if people stayed loyal no matter what, we would never have change. So maybe bandwagons are not so bad. Unless you are a Fulmerite like me. LOLOLOL
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I am a former Fulmerite myself but even you got to admit it was time for him to go.....I was on here defending him tooth and nail but when this year hit it was time for him to go...I hated to see it happen but it was time...I will be forever grateful and respectful to him for doing some of the great things he done for the university not to mention IMO Fulmer is one of the classiest guys I've ever met....Not too long ago up here in Gatlinburg in our local Food City I ran into him on Christmas Eve and had my Orange on and he spoke to me and talked to me about 15 minutes...Not many people would do that
 
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#63
#10_Ainge_#10 said:
I am a former Fulmerite myself but even you got to admit it was time for him to go.....I was on here defending him tooth and nail but when this year hit it was time for him to go...I hated to see it happen but it was time...I will be forever grateful and respectful to him for doing some of the great things he done for the university not to mention IMO Fulmer is one of the classiest guys I've ever met....Not too long ago up here in Gatlinburg in our local Food City I ran into him on Christmas Eve and had my Orange on and he spoke to me and talked to me about 15 minutes...Not many people would do that
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That is about where I am. Winning will make us forget and losing... Like you said, it is a vicious cycle.
 
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#64
justingroves said:
He's never had work ethic issues.

Forget what Hubbs and Price have written.
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There's a lot of players who's work ethic showed them the door once Kiffin and Co. arrived. Quinton relished in the fact that there was going to be an open competition and he excelled in that fact. He's made himself known and will do well this year. Everyone also thought that Lennon Creer had a chance to start this year as well.
 
#65
#65
g8terh8ter_eric said:
There's a lot of players who's work ethic showed them the door once Kiffin and Co. arrived. Quinton relished in the fact that there was going to be an open competition and he excelled in that fact. He's made himself known and will do well this year. Everyone also thought that Lennon Creer had a chance to start this year as well.
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IMO other than he didn't like Kiffins program, Creer left cause of Bryce Brown
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#67
volfanecs said:
But now that he has brought the team to life, as CPF did in football, do you think so much more is expected?
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CPF didn't breath life into the football team, he just took it to the next level. For a few years anyway.

Football will always be number one here. No matter what happens in B-ball. I just think Bruce is doing very well and he should be here as long as he wants to be.
 
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#70
checkerboard_charly said:
CPF didn't breath life into the football team, he just took it to the next level. For a few years anyway.

Football will always be number one here. No matter what happens in B-ball. I just think Bruce is doing very well and he should be here as long as he wants to be.
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I was referring to the time he was an interim coach.
 
#71
#71
vol_fan89 said:
wouldn't surprise me with the stable of backs we have.
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Yeah I think if I was Oku and wanted to get to the league that bad I wouldn't mind being red shirted a year so I could be the man but he may wanna get on the field right away
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#72
#72
#10_Ainge_#10 said:
Yeah I think if I was Oku and wanted to get to the league that bad I wouldn't mind being red shirted a year so I could be the man but he may wanna get on the field right away
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I had B Brown and Oku on Ncaa 09. Oku transfered to Alabama after that year. :no:
 
#74
#74
it's easy to blame Clawson. But Fulmer is really at fault, he thought that winning the NC in 98 would mean that he only needed the name Tennessee to make recruits sign, he got way too soft on recruiting and let a lot of talent sign elsewhere, including half of Miamis defense in 01, that he recruited.
 
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