Pruitt’s Britches

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I’ve been watching games from last year in order, and one thing that stood out to me is overconfidence from Pruitt after the Auburn and KY games. Is it possible that he got the big head after those wins and became too big for his britches?
 
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I’ve been watching games from last year in order, and one thing that stood out to me is overconfidence from Pruitt after the Auburn and KY games. Is it possible that he got the big head after those wins and became too big for his britches?

I don’t know about his britches......but his shirt certainly looks too big.
 
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I’ve been watching games from last year in order, and one thing that stood out to me is overconfidence from Pruitt after the Auburn and KY games. Is it possible that he got the big head after those wins and became too big for his britches?
I've never seen overconfidence in Pruitt. His monotone voice is almost maddening. I cannot recall his comments after the AU and KY wins so I may be mistaken. If anything, he seems very straight forward and shares more information than he needs to. GO VOLS
 
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I’ve been watching games from last year in order, and one thing that stood out to me is overconfidence from Pruitt after the Auburn and KY games. Is it possible that he got the big head after those wins and became too big for his britches?
No I think you’re just trying to find something else to complain about.
 
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We need to genetically engineer then intentionally raise a coach to fit all the criterion we foist onto them.

1. Good looking.
2. Well spoken.
2a. But not too well spoken.
2b. Knows only the right football things to say.
3. Dresses appropriately for the job.
3a. Virtual Reality filter allows viewers to alter clothing based on individual preferences of appropriateness.
4. Must have Neyland's coaching acumen, Saban's recruiting ability, and Harbaugh's boyish charm.
5. Must be able to flip the switch on players from nasty beasts on the field to choirboys off the field.
6. Must be most in-demand coach in the country.
6a. Must work for us for pennies on the dollar.
6b. Must be willing to resign disgracefully after first loss to sate the hunger of the Legion of the Miserable.
 
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We need to genetically engineer then intentionally raise a coach to fit all the criterion we foist onto them.

1. Good looking.
2. Well spoken.
2a. But not too well spoken.
2b. Knows only the right finally things to say.
3. Dresses appropriately for the job.
3a. Virtual Reality filter allows viewers to alter clothing based on individual preferences of appropriateness.
4. Must have Neyland's coaching acumen, Saban's recruiting ability, and Harbaugh's boyish charm.
5. Must be able to flip the switch on players from nasty beasts on the field to choirboys off the field.
6. Must be most in-demand coach in the country.
6a. Must work for us for pennies on the dollar.
6b. Must be willing to resign disgracefully after first loss to sate the hunger of the Legion of the Miserable.
Well said
 
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OP, earlier today you said he was too fat now you say his pants are too big. Which is it?

Mods,

merge this thread with the Pruitt is getting fat and lacks hair follicles threads. It's from the same OP so you may as well. Is it normal?
It’s both technically. Not to be silly but if he’s gaining weight then he would definitely be getting bigger than his britches.
 
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I've never seen overconfidence in Pruitt.

Well, neither the coaches nor the players seemed to take Georgia State seriously. The way they were experimenting and generally screwing around until we were down 2 touchdowns sure seemed like overconfidence to me.
 

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