Thoughts on Heupel's press conference?

#26
#26
I probably watched every Jeremy Pruitt press conference while he was here but I have only seen a handful of Heupel's and it was early on. I don't know if that illustrates the level of trust I have that we are in good hands or it's just due to the fact that Heupel hardly ever breaks any news. He's definitely a lot duller to listen to but obviously that is irrelevant to winning football games.
Yea. I think that's the sign of a coach who doesn't feel like he's on the hotseat and is comfortable just sticking to the script...
 
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#27
#27
Yea. I think that's the sign of a coach who doesn't feel like he's on the hotseat and is comfortable just sticking to the script...
I'm just fine with that. I care less about the minutia of the program anyway now for many reasons including I just trust that it's in good hands.
 
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It will be interesting to see who the committee chooses to play in the SEC Championship Game.
If there was a 14 way tie, the SEC would still pick Alabama and Texas. Texas has a ton of money, and Alabama has lined the SEC’s pockets for years. The only thing that might keep Bama out is Smart’s whining.
 
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#29
Wow. Interesting.
Yea it's going to drive me crazy when we play UGA. Both of those kids are absolute studs, and I love them like they're my own. I think Gibson will end up being a monster pass rusher in a couple years. He'll probably go 1st round. I think Dinkins is special. That kid is going to make plays. Kirby thinks he is better than the kid who transferred from USC from day 1.
 
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#31
Speaking of "our young guys don't have time to be young", I saw a quote from Georgia's coach that more than half of their roster is first or second year players this year. Ran a quick search and almost every top team in the league is in a similar spot. I'm hopeful this will be a fun season! Lots of unknowns for the Vols on offense but other teams have new players and unknowns too.

Agreed. Georgia has talent, but they are young. If the crowd can be a factor and rattle their new starting QB and some of their other young players we may get it done this year in Neyland. But it has to be an orange nightmare from start to finish for Georgia's offense. I suspect as long as we take care of business against Syracuse and blow out ETSU, it will be jumping.
 

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