hatvol96
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I think Pat Summit practices human sacrifice and women's basketball is a plot to slowly bore portions of the American population to death. Again, nothing has been proven.
Nothing!
HIEL HATLER:salute:Weiss is stinking it up now, but when he came to the college ranks, his reputation with the Patriots brought him a great recruiting class on paper. I don't see Kippy being the prep magnet. I heard the reason he went the NFL route to begin with was becasue he did not like recruiting. Don't expect to see another top 5 recruiting class until Fulmer retires if Kippy comes in.
Although it hasn't been proven, I think Carroll breaks the rules when it comes to recruiting. But again nothing has been proven.
Weiss is stinking it up now, but when he came to the college ranks, his reputation with the Patriots brought him a great recruiting class on paper. I don't see Kippy being the prep magnet. I heard the reason he went the NFL route to begin with was becasue he did not like recruiting. Don't expect to see another top 5 recruiting class until Fulmer retires if Kippy comes in.
The truth always comes to surface.It's close. If you just search the coaches names it's about a 10:1 hit rate. So that would normalize it down to about a 420 to 356 hit rate on unproven stories. Based on the bizzare nature of human sacrifice, I would now say that a comparison that close makes Pat look bad. Someone should look into this more closely.
Weiss is stinking it up now, but when he came to the college ranks, his reputation with the Patriots brought him a great recruiting class on paper. I don't see Kippy being the prep magnet. I heard the reason he went the NFL route to begin with was becasue he did not like recruiting. Don't expect to see another top 5 recruiting class until Fulmer retires if Kippy comes in.
pete doesn't need to break recruiting rules. i've met the man, i'd probably want to play for him too. you never met a more positive dynamic person in your life, trust me. factor in living in So Cal, the huge number of recruits within 10 miles of the campus, and SCs tradition and it's not surprising he's #1 ever year.
my urge to hurl just kept growing as this post went on.heres what I think is going to happen. Trooper will be OC, with Fulmer "teaching him" while Kippy Brown will come in and be the QB coach.
1. The offense isnt going to change over the off season. This is going to be a slow transition to something similiar to what we have now and parts of a spread (my Hybrid theory)
2. Kippy Brown stated already that he would probably want to be the QB coach and I think he is just looking for an easier life at this point.
3. Trooper and Fulmer for all purposes will be our OC for the next few years and Trooper gets better and better every year and will finally take the reins in about four years after a slow implementation of a new offense.
4. after which they start grooming Trooper for taking over as HC (around six to eight years) and Fulmer will retire.
heres what I think is going to happen. Trooper will be OC, with Fulmer "teaching him" while Kippy Brown will come in and be the QB coach.
1. The offense isnt going to change over the off season. This is going to be a slow transition to something similiar to what we have now and parts of a spread (my Hybrid theory)
2. Kippy Brown stated already that he would probably want to be the QB coach and I think he is just looking for an easier life at this point.
3. Trooper and Fulmer for all purposes will be our OC for the next few years and Trooper gets better and better every year and will finally take the reins in about four years after a slow implementation of a new offense.
4. after which they start grooming Trooper for taking over as HC (around six to eight years) and Fulmer will retire.
Where can I find that one?
A former UT player said on Volquest that Kippy is moving back to Knoxville regardless of if he is on the staff or not. He also said that he might not necessarily be the OC, but possibly just the WR coach.
Fulmer wants to sandwich a lot of things. Fried shrimp, bologna, swiss cheese, ham, prosciutto, etc., etc.