Pruitt Frustrated By Lack of Support

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EZE said:
This is an absurd point of view.
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No it's not. 1985 Sugar Bowl is a perfect example. Same as Auburn a couple of years ago, a game Trey Smith just said was one of his favorites because we won when everyone said we couldn't. Fans used to support the team, you guys just hunt wins now
 
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Is the site the article is from legit? You'd figure other people would have known about him saying this or heard him say something similar and it'd be all over the media.
 
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TheMookieMonster said:
Bid farewell to the endless summer of FIRE MALZAHN





I'm not sure what else Jeremy Pruitt thinks he should be given that he does not have at the moment. We're spending top-dollar for assistants and until this disaster of a season he had plenty of fan support around the program. If he is so soft that he is mad fans want him fired after an historically terrible year, I don't know what else to say. At that point, he should just resign and go be a DC.

If this is how Pruitt actually feels, I'm not sure how you can justify giving him another year to tank the program further. Give him his walking papers and let him go be a DC somewhere else if that's what will make him happy.
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Then he should negotiate a lower buyout and GTFO
 
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JT3 said:
He can only blame himself for the lack of support. He totally bombed the management of the QB position which is the driving factor for the lack of support he feels now. He has done some good stuff for the program but we all would agree being the CEO of a program is more than just coaching on Saturdays and he is failing miserably at those other tasks.

Maybe he can turn it around, hell if I know but if we make a change we better have the guy with name ink on paper before letting Pruitt go.
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Yup, you mean Mr. personality that acted like every interview was Chinese water torture?
 
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Not sure how he expected support from us when he hasn't done well and never has anything positive to say about us. While I get that he says all the time these things are the hardest on the players, he never considers how hard it is on the fans who have been with this program for longer than any of them have been here. Can kiss my grits.
 
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This place is hilarious, people on here don't have a damn clue what they're talking about but because they say it it has to be true🤣🤣 and then proceed to start up an argument if someone doesn't agree with their OPINIONS!! It's a message board, y'all get on here and talk **** but then when you see coaches or players out you run up for an autograph🤣
 
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MBVFL1 said:
This place is hilarious, people on here don't have a damn clue what they're talking about but because they say it it has to be true🤣🤣 and then proceed to start up an argument if someone doesn't agree with their OPINIONS!! It's a message board, y'all get on here and talk **** but then when you see coaches or players out you run up for an autograph🤣
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Exactly!
 
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PulaskiVolFan said:
No it's not. 1985 Sugar Bowl is a perfect example. Same as Auburn a couple of years ago, a game Trey Smith just said was one of his favorites because we won when everyone said we couldn't. Fans used to support the team, you guys just hunt wins now
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That Sugar Bowl team...was...a Sugar Bowl team. We’ve applauded coaches around here for a whole lot less than that over the past decade-plus.
 
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MBVFL1 said:
This place is hilarious, people on here don't have a damn clue what they're talking about but because they say it it has to be true🤣🤣 and then proceed to start up an argument if someone doesn't agree with their OPINIONS!! It's a message board, y'all get on here and talk **** but then when you see coaches or players out you run up for an autograph🤣
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I do neither and I think the vitriol needs to be reserved for the paid staff and leave the players alone.
 
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ThreatLevelOrange said:
I think Pruitt is miserable. If he could quit and get his entire buyout, he’d be gone immediately. So work out a satisfactory number like a divorce, and move forward.
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Pruitt always looks miserable. He’s taken the bad qualities of Saban without the winning. It isn’t going over very well.
 
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Id be a lot more forgiving of Pruitt if he acted like he knows how to manage aN Offense, develop a QB, count yardage for a FG in the 4th Q, and didnt make the same lame excuses about COVID that EVERY OTHER TEAM IN CFB HAS DEALT WITH
 
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PulaskiVolFan said:
No it's not. 1985 Sugar Bowl is a perfect example. Same as Auburn a couple of years ago, a game Trey Smith just said was one of his favorites because we won when everyone said we couldn't. Fans used to support the team, you guys just hunt wins now
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Didn't the fans send a moving truck to Bill Battles house once?
 
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He's begging us to fire him...He would be content with collecting that lottery ticket Fulmer gave him and coaching defense for the rest of his career....Make it happen Fulmer, Pull the trigger and get someone in here that is an actual head coach...Wouldn't it be cool if we could get this done by christmas?
 
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TheMookieMonster said:
Bid farewell to the endless summer of FIRE MALZAHN





I'm not sure what else Jeremy Pruitt thinks he should be given that he does not have at the moment. We're spending top-dollar for assistants and until this disaster of a season he had plenty of fan support around the program. If he is so soft that he is mad fans want him fired after an historically terrible year, I don't know what else to say. At that point, he should just resign and go be a DC.

If this is how Pruitt actually feels, I'm not sure how you can justify giving him another year to tank the program further. Give him his walking papers and let him go be a DC somewhere else if that's what will make him happy.
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Why not give him another year to yank the program? We did it for Butch.
 
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