Who is your "off the radar" coach to come to Tennessee?

#77
#77
Jim Grobe - Wake Forest (Anyone know the book on him?)
Turner Gill (Like this guy) :)
Bud Foster - VT
Mike Leach - Texas Tech :)
Dantonio has owned the Irish the past two years. Of course, who hasn't?
 
#79
#79
Vegas Ferguson said:
Jim Grobe - Wake Forest (Anyone know the book on him?)
Turner Gill (Like this guy) :)
Bud Foster - VT
Mike Leach - Texas Tech :)
Dantonio has owned the Irish the past two years. Of course, who hasn't?
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this is the worst list i've seen yet. no offense.
 
#81
#81
Jimmy has been looking for the right college gig, he loves the recruiting part, and the championships, hes done the NFL and got a few tshirts, Im all for Tee Martin or Muschamp, they understaand what it takes to compete in the SEC, and Tee understand these High Schoolers........................
 
#82
#82
bigOmuscle said:
Jerry Moore-App State(Now that's off the wall)
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I think he's a bit too old to hire. For Tennessee, you want somebody you think will be a around for a the long haul and not just take the job for the money and then bail. He's a good coach but I've heard that he was happy at App State and wanted to finish his career there too. But when some school flashes 2 million a year at you, you'd probably change your mind
 
#87
#87
Chris Peterson...and I have been saying it for 2 years on other forums ....but people laugh at me when I say he would be a great Vols coach.
 
#93
#93
I haven't read through the whole thread to see if he has been mentioned, but Charlie Strong.
 
#96
#96
sickemsmokey10 said:
exactly. Dantonio left Kelly a ton of talent at Cincinnati
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No way, Kelly has actually upgraded the talent there and is starting to get consistent 3-star type players - check your Rivals rankings. In fact, Kelly has a commitment fromt the first ever 4-star for the program.

I like Dantonio, but Kelly is a program changer and has won two national titles albeit in lesser divisions. He has turned around morbid programs. He also has a much better winning percentage than Dantonio at Cincy, beats the teams he should beat and is uber competitve against teams that have far more talent (WVU, Pitt, Louisville)
 
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