tell the whole story...an Arky team that had lost to the CitadelI was 5 in the 1992 season so I don't remember, but I imagine losing to both of the new members of the SEC that year, particularly when neither one of them was any good, probably sealed his fate.
That Arky team came into the game with us that year 1-4 and upset us at home when we were #4. They finished 3-7-1. Big yikes.
I'd put Kiffin down for three, Tennessee, USC and Ole Miss, leaving a head coach at the airport may be justified and fully deserved, but the Trojans have been lost in the wilderness since, with great players, NFL draft choices, but very little in the form of titles, big wins or bowl appearances.
The relationship at LSU is a ticking time bomb and will go off at some point on time.
Don't know, but Im certain the Vols have some contenders.![]()
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Mike Leach at Texas Tech was messy. Whatever happened to Craig James?One interesting thing to me about Woody Hayes is that him punching the Clemson player and getting fired immediately after isn't like the 1st or 2nd thing that comes to mind when you think of him.
He obviously was an incredible coach, but the way he went out didn't damage his legacy as much as you think it would.
