What former UT player......

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would you most like to see on the sidelines as Head Coach and who would the OC and DC be?
 
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Tee Martin will work his way up in the ranks.
OC - Andy Kelly
DC - Al Wilson
 
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My Dream Team

HC/OC/QB-Peyton
DC/LB-Dale Jones(and Al Wilson)
DL-Marion Hobby
Secondary Coach- Terry McDaniel
Backs- Travis Stephens(few fumbles after the 98 season and worked harder than anyone)
Receivers- Bobby Graham(superior route running made him more successful than the better athletes at the same position)
TE-Tommy West
OL- Bubba Miller
Special teams- Earnest Fields
Kickers and Punters- Jeff Hall
Strength and Conditioning Coach- Darwin Walker
 
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VolSwaff said:
My Dream Team

HC/OC/QB-Peyton
DC/LB-Dale Jones(and Al Wilson)
DL-Marion Hobby
Secondary Coach- Terry McDaniel
Backs- Travis Stephens(few fumbles after the 98 season and worked harder than anyone)
Receivers- Bobby Graham(superior route running made him more successful than the better athletes at the same position)
TE-Tommy West
OL- Bubba Miller
Special teams- Earnest Fields
Kickers and Punters- Jeff Hall
Strength and Conditioning Coach- Darwin Walker
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That would be a hell of a coaching staff! What about Fulmer as OL coach?
 
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HC/OC/QB-Peyton Manning
DC/LB-Dale Jones
DL-Jimmy Noonan
Secondary Coach- Terry Fair
Backs- Johnny Jones
Receivers- Carl Pickens
TE-Tommy West
OL- Bubba Miller
Special teams- Willie Gault
Kickers and Punters- Fuad Reveiz
Strength and Conditioning Coach- Darwin Walker
 
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One thing you guys need to remember. Being a great player doesn't translate into being a great coach. In fact, it is difficult to name many great coaches who have ever been great players.

I see where one of you said "that would be a heck of a coaching staff". Only if our coaches were playing the other coaches.

I don't know if Peyton would even be a great coach. He might, just might, be a little too demanding. Expecting every player to study and review film as he does.


When you think of all the great coaches, name one who was a great player.

I am waiting
 
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VolSwaff said:
My Dream Team

HC/OC/QB-Peyton
DC/LB-Dale Jones(and Al Wilson)
DL-Marion Hobby
Secondary Coach- Terry McDaniel
Backs- Travis Stephens(few fumbles after the 98 season and worked harder than anyone)
Receivers- Bobby Graham(superior route running made him more successful than the better athletes at the same position)
TE-Tommy West
OL- Bubba Miller
Special teams- Earnest Fields
Kickers and Punters- Jeff Hall
Strength and Conditioning Coach- Darwin Walker
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wow.......you have alot of time on your hands!

HC-Andy Kelly
OC-Stanley Morgan
DC-Reggie Whites Ghost
Athletic Director- Peyton
 
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orange+white=heaven said:
It is unfair to force me to write this name. Steve Spurrier.
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He never did anything to speak of AFTER his college playing days. Houston Nutt was a good college player. Sly Croom was a great college player.

OK, you got me on Spurrier, but as I said there are very few
 
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My friends son went to the Peyton Manning QB Camp this past year in Louisiana they said he was outstanding with the kids.

The things Peyton would bring to the table obviously would be QB Coaching and the Recruitment would be off the CHAIN!
 
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I can't think of any who have shown they can be a successful head coach at Tennessee or anywhere else. Not sure we entrust the head coaching position in Knoxville to someone that hasn't clearly shown they can be successful.

As far as former players, can't name any who appear to be that person... lot of great guys who love Tennessee are former players, but none have that coaching resume..
jmo
 
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VolSwaff said:
My Dream Team

HC/OC/QB-Peyton
DC/LB-Dale Jones(and Al Wilson)
DL-Marion Hobby
Secondary Coach- Terry McDaniel
Backs- Travis Stephens(few fumbles after the 98 season and worked harder than anyone)
Receivers- Bobby Graham(superior route running made him more successful than the better athletes at the same position)
TE-Tommy West
OL- Bubba Miller
Special teams- Earnest Fields
Kickers and Punters- Jeff Hall
Strength and Conditioning Coach- Darwin Walker
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I loved that guy. I havent heard his name in quite a long time.
 
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truefan said:
One thing you guys need to remember. Being a great player doesn't translate into being a great coach. In fact, it is difficult to name many great coaches who have ever been great players.

I see where one of you said "that would be a heck of a coaching staff". Only if our coaches were playing the other coaches.

I don't know if Peyton would even be a great coach. He might, just might, be a little too demanding. Expecting every player to study and review film as he does.


When you think of all the great coaches, name one who was a great player.

I am waiting
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I see where you are coming from, but I think Peyton would be successful on recruiting alone. Who wouldn't want to go play for Peyton Manning?
 
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HC: Peyton
OC: Andy Kelly
QB: Peyton/Kelly
RB: Charlie Gardner
WR: Joey Kent
DC: Al Wilson
DL: Will Overstreet
LB: Wilson
DB: Eddie Brown
 
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#23
Head Coach - Andy Kelly
Off Coord/RB - Jay Graham
Def Coord/LB - Dale Jones
ST/RB - Charlie Garner
OL - Michael Munoz
WR - Mark Jones
TE - David Martin
DL - Shaun Ellis
DB - Terry Fair
Kicking Coach - Craig Colquitt

Naturally, it's hard making a list using only former players. What would be your dream team coaching staff if you had to assemble one next season?
 
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VOLnMiami said:
HC/OC/QB-Peyton Manning
DC/LB-Dale Jones
DL-Jimmy Noonan
Secondary Coach- Terry Fair
Backs- Johnny Jones
Receivers- Carl Pickens
TE-Tommy West
OL- Bubba Miller
Special teams- Willie Gault
Kickers and Punters- Fuad Reveiz
Strength and Conditioning Coach- Darwin Walker
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What play is that on your avatar?
 
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