UT Plane(merged)

#151
#151
they will be using a private boosters plane for this, not the university's plane, end of thread
 
#152
#152
Darn. I hate it when people end threads before the rest of us are done. Oh well.
 
#154
#154
Abeachvol said:
they will be using a private boosters plane for this, not the university's plane, end of thread
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My friends daughter goes to Webb and flies often with friends that parents are boosters that fly UT officials and coaches around. So I also agree with what you are saying.
 
#159
#159
dsbyrd said:
Tommy West?

Just kidding.
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Well it would be odd to go to the agent but Jimmy Sexton (the agent for numerous coaches) lives in Memphis.

It is also homecoming weekend and a number of Memphis area recruits still have UT on their list (Marlon Brown in particular).
 
#168
#168
volsfan1995 said:
SEC Womens Soccer Finals in Orange Beach Al. Lady vols vs. UGA, were winning!!!
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I would rather watch reruns of "I LOVE LUCY". God I hate sucker, becuase it is the only thing they ever have on tv overseas. Doesn't sucker season ever end? They usually have at least 2 games on year round. :sick:No college FB though.
 
#174
#174
Maybe we are after the Falcons HC Mike Smith. He was a DC before getting the HC job at Atlanta. He has done a good job. Probably not since this is his first year. Maybe we are talking to their DC Brian VanGorder. He was at UGA for 3 or 4 seasons. He is a good DC, I will admit that.

BTW, I am just kidding.......
 
#175
#175
How about the Falcon's Offensive Coordinator Mike Mularkey? The Falcons are having a pretty good season which is a shocker. This guy has HC experience too. I know, this is unlikely as well. Here is some info about him however.

Mike Mularkey comes to the Falcons with a vast amount of coaching and playing experience in the NFL, which includes two years as a Head Coach (Buffalo Bills) and two stints as an Offensive Coordinator — one with the Pittsburgh Steelers (2001–2003), and the other with the Miami Dolphins (2006). He also forged a successfull playing career that spanned nine years in the League as a tight end for the Minnesota Vikings (1983–1988) and Pittsburgh Steelers (1989–1991).

“I’m really excited to have Mike join our staff,” said Falcons Head Coach Mike Smith on the hiring of Mularkey. “He is a well respected coach in this League who has had success for many years at a high level as an Offensive Coordinator and Head Coach.
 
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