LAVol1
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You might let him coach those games to rehab his reputation so he can get another job and reduce your buyout.
So lets say its Gruden. Theres no way we can wait till after Christmas to have him recruiting. IMO, if its him, it HAS to be in the next 7-10 days. Or, does his name alone save this class? I dont know he wouldnt be distracted or a distraction on MNF.
I believe you, Doyle and myself are in the same life raft. We don't want someone to accidentally sink the boat before we get to shore, but we're pretty sure it's going to happen no matter what we do.
For the guys all over Grudens sack.
Question:
1) he hasnt coached in 10 years, what makes you think he can come in and start winning
2) who would he bring in as assistants?
3) will the same people be calling for his head after he goes 5-6 the 1st year?
For the guys all over Grudens sack.
Question:
1) he hasnt coached in 10 years, what makes you think he can come in and start winning
2) who would he bring in as assistants?
3) will the same people be calling for his head after he goes 5-6 the 1st year?
An observation or three:
Eschewing a search committee or search firm is a pretty bold move. Inserting others into the process gives an AD a degree of shielding. Without one, it's 100% Currie's decision.
So he's clearly a very confident person. That's the first observation.
But he also has to believe he can come up with a new coach the community will applaud. Because, self-confident or not, his destiny is attached at the hip to this hire and that's a big rock in the ruck sack.
So he's got at least one big name already in his pocket. Bigger than Mullen, I'd say, bigger than Frost. If not JG, at least a Patterson level option. Proven winner who has already said he wants to come to Tennessee.
And that's comforting to know. Not as comforting as Currie walking into a press conference tomorrow to say the words Jon F'ing Gruden, but still comforting.
The one talked about JG not coaching in ten years, if and i think its a big if, JG were to come to Tennessee it would be the biggest off season story since Saban went to Bama. Every kid wanting to play college QB wants to eventually be on his QB show on ESPN. He brings instant credibility back to this program. Like I said though, BIG IF