New HC in Place Next Week

The University of Tennessee’s search for its next football coach is not officially two weeks old, but sources close to the process of finding Butch Jones’ replacement believe the Vols could have their next head coach within 72 hours. (Note, this article was published at 4:30 PM ET on Friday, November 24th)

Multiple sources on the UT campus, as well as people close to members of UT’s Board of Trustees, indicate that first-year athletics director John Currie could potentially wrap up his search by the close of the weekend or first of next week.

Currie fired Jones on Nov. 12, hours after the Vols were blown out, 50-17, at Missouri. Tennessee, under interim coach Brady Hoke, is seeking to avoid its first-ever eight-loss season when it (4-7, 0-7) hosts Vanderbilt Saturday afternoon inside Neyland Stadium.

Per multiple sources on the UT campus and connected to the school’s board of trustees, Tennessee event management and facilities staff have been informed to not waste any time in clean-up and turnaround efforts following the Vols’ finale against Vanderbilt. UT introduces new football coaches inside Neyland Stadium facilities and also historically hosts private meet-and-greet events for new coaches with boosters and program friends. Additionally, UT routinely conducts photo and video shoots on the field inside Neyland Stadium with a new coach


http://gridironnow.com/volunteers-expected-name-next-head-coach-matter-days/
 
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https://www.rockytoptalk.com/2017/1...ching-search-update-chris-petersen-dan-mullen
 
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The University of Tennessee’s search for its next football coach is not officially two weeks old, but sources close to the process of finding Butch Jones’ replacement believe the Vols could have their next head coach within 72 hours. (Note, this article was published at 4:30 PM ET on Friday, November 24th)

Multiple sources on the UT campus, as well as people close to members of UT’s Board of Trustees, indicate that first-year athletics director John Currie could potentially wrap up his search by the close of the weekend or first of next week.

Currie fired Jones on Nov. 12, hours after the Vols were blown out, 50-17, at Missouri. Tennessee, under interim coach Brady Hoke, is seeking to avoid its first-ever eight-loss season when it (4-7, 0-7) hosts Vanderbilt Saturday afternoon inside Neyland Stadium.

Per multiple sources on the UT campus and connected to the school’s board of trustees, Tennessee event management and facilities staff have been informed to not waste any time in clean-up and turnaround efforts following the Vols’ finale against Vanderbilt. UT introduces new football coaches inside Neyland Stadium facilities and also historically hosts private meet-and-greet events for new coaches with boosters and program friends. Additionally, UT routinely conducts photo and video shoots on the field inside Neyland Stadium with a new coach

Please post a link if you’re going to copy and paste from somewhere else.
 
If Kelly goes to UF we’d better get a killer hire or were no better than 3rd for the foreseeable future. Personally my preference would be Frost, think we are a better option than Nebraska or Ark.

Campbell or Petersen would work too other than that there really is no realistic, quality candidate.
 
It’s going to be Chris Peterson. He wants out of pac-12 and hates his AD.
 

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