VOL_Lyfe
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I think you could be right there, but the instate 22 class is one of the best ever and people are going to want to try and keep them from leaving. I don’t know if that’s possible right now given the uncertainty of the NCAA stuff, but that has to be in the back of people’s minds as they make this hire or place the interim on Steele.Steele will be interim coach for a year while they find a coach.
They won’t rush to hire another Dooley. They learned their lesson there.
All other desirable options will not want this job at this time. Perhaps it will be different in 12/21.
that would ruin any chance of getting anyone in the 22 class.....cant see that happening. You cant have a lame duck coach for a year.Steele will be interim coach for a year while they find a coach.
They won’t rush to hire another Dooley. They learned their lesson there.
All other desirable options will not want this job at this time. Perhaps it will be different in 12/21.
That one-time transfer rule might make hiring an interim a lot easier. Steele could bring more kids from Auburn, and I’m sure whoever we’d hire would have kids follow him here also.
I’m not sure worrying about high school recruits is as big a concern as it once was.
I do believe Tennessee has learned their lesson. I believe this, due to the fact that they are cleaning house and getting rid of a lot of people which is very un-UT like. Out of all the coaching searches over the last 12 years, this one has a different feel to it in terms of the administration wanting what is best and not just a budget higher. But who knows until we see what they do.Good question. Who knows. What penalties (if any) will the NCAA lay on UT?
Will UT actually hire a proven HC? History is not on our side.
Will we lose more players and commits? Next 2 or 3 months will be interesting.
With Fulmer out of the way ( obviously a disruptive force within football program according to some on here) I think higher end will have more interest. Of course all is relative with what comes from NCAA...but still I think we may be surprised by interest of a few. Looking at the glass half full (w Willett)Steele will be interim coach for a year while they find a coach.
They won’t rush to hire another Dooley. They learned their lesson there.
All other desirable options will not want this job at this time. Perhaps it will be different in 12/21.
He might just get the job by default. With the NCAA hovering and likely to take their sweet time resolving this, Steele might be the only path forward for UT.The interim for a year path is risky.
if Steele snuck in a 7-5 regular season, and beats some limp team in a lower tier bowl, finishing 8-5, we will get stuck with him as the new full time head coach. Ugh.
With Fulmer out of the way ( obviously a disruptive force within football program according to some on here) I think higher end will have more interest. Of course all is relative with what comes from NCAA...but still I think we may be surprised by interest of a few. Looking at the glass half full (w Willett)
I have a very hard time believing we’ll be playing any postseason football next year, whether it be by our own choice or the NCAA.The interim for a year path is risky.
if Steele snuck in a 7-5 regular season, and beats some limp team in a lower tier bowl, finishing 8-5, we will get stuck with him as the new full time head coach. Ugh.
The interim for a year path is risky.
if Steele snuck in a 7-5 regular season, and beats some limp team in a lower tier bowl, finishing 8-5, we will get stuck with him as the new full time head coach. Ugh.