Maybe it's Pig. Hog sounds better.
Also tumors that UT coach(s) got into a fight with players during practice
Also tumors that UT coach(s) got into a fight with players during practice
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Georgia -3?Originally posted by daneblazerComment -
penetrate pig. penetrate butch. I was a butch fan at first but the guy try's to hard to be nick Saban. He's a great recruiter but that doesn't put Ws in the columnComment -
Originally posted by stevegreazy
Vols fans, no patience.
Some of the most dedicated fans out there, but notorious for being fans you don't want to try to please, because it's impossible.Comment -
No I'm easy to please, just don't blow double digit leads two weeks in a row, and then lose to a horrible Arkansas team when you've had two top 10 recruiting classes. Guy just doesn't have the IQ to get to the top so instead of delaying the inevitable, just axe him now.Originally posted by Ralphie Halves
Vols fans, no patience.
Some of the most dedicated fans out there, but notorious for being fans you don't want to try to please, because it's impossible.Comment -
Guy has the same record has Derek Dooley through the first three years, but the thing is, he has had much better talent on his teams.Comment -
Could you imagine Mark Richt & Butch Jones getting together for a BIG meeting? Nobody would be prepared for it. One of them would be late, one would use all his bathroom breaks before lunch, Butch would use shenanigans to trick Mark into thinking there was really peanut butter in that can...Mark would actually fall for it. And good luck trying to wrap up and finish the meetingComment -
He had the IQ to get there with Cincy and CMU, both in a short amount of time. He at least has a realistic track record. More than I can say for Dooley.
A lot of that talent is still very young. Young teams blow leads far more often than upperclassmen. I'd say give him one more year before you guys famously run him out.Comment -
Austin peay
w. Kentucky
south Alabama
south carolina(x2)
vandy(x2)
kentucky
Utah state
arkansas state
chattanooga
Iowa
bowling green
w. Carolina
teams he's beaten in three years. So you're telling me you would want this guy to coach your favorite college team?Comment -
I think he'll get one more year if continues to stay close in games, but if they start getting blown out he will be dead in the waterComment -
"mark, brick by brick brother. One brick goes down, you stack another on top. Break time for some banana pudding then it's back to laying bricks. Both on and off the field"Originally posted by daneblazerComment -
How long can he use the "we're young" excuse? Florida had a freshman QB, 2 freshman OLineman and a freshman WR on their winning TD catch.
No excuses.
Originally posted by Ralphie HalvesComment -
This is what I'm talking about with Vols fans. He was given a shitty team by SEC standards. If you don't come in, completely overhaul a bad team, and start beating elite SEC teams, you're getting run out at UT. This is why you're never getting a big name coach to come in and coach there. Cuonzo Martin mentioned this when he left too.Originally posted by stevegreazy
Jon Gruden, Bill Belichek, and Vince Lombardi aren't walking through that door. This program is not as desirable as it thinks it is. You're never getting a top-level coach -- they don't want to coach there. You're going to have to give guys like Jones and guys just like him a chance, learn to be patient, and actually see the positives for once. This guy is the best chance you're gonna get for awhile.Comment -
I feel really bad when Notre Dame loses - Nebraska loses - USC loses. Totally get saddened when Alabama could possibly lose 2 in a row.
Oh, that broke my heart when Michigan had some tough times. And Texas that is just rough.
Where does the Tennessee coach rank as far as salary? In the top 10?Comment -
The followings list displays the record for all NCAA football programs with 600 or more wins.1 University of Michigan 919 328 36 .730 1282 2 Notre Dame 886 310 42 .732 1238 3 Yale 885 362 55 .701 1302 4 Texas 882 347 33 .712 1261 5 Nebraska 876 363 40 .701 1275 6 Ohio State 868 319 39 .720 1221 7 (T) Alabama 850 325 43 .716 1218 7 (T) Oklahoma 850 317 53 .718 1220 9 Penn State 851 376 41 .687 1266 10 Harvard 848 383 50 .681 1282 11 Penn 830 481 42 .629 1353 12 Tennessee 811 367 53 .680 1231 Comment -
2014 NCAAF COACHES SALARIES
Alabama SEC Nick Saban $6,950,203 $209,984 $7,160,187 $700,000 -- $5,213,400 Michigan State Big Ten Mark Dantonio $5,611,845 $24,300 $5,636,145 $650,000 -- $3,205,702 Oklahoma Big 12 Bob Stoops $5,058,333 $0 $5,058,333 $819,500 -- $4,077,900 Texas A&M SEC Kevin Sumlin $5,000,000 $6,000 $5,006,000 $750,000 -- $3,484,050 Texas Big 12 Charlie Strong $5,000,000 $270 $5,000,270 $1,000,000 -- $3,841,640 Ohio State Big Ten Urban Meyer $4,486,640 $50,000 $4,536,640 $550,000 -- $3,592,025 LSU SEC Les Miles $4,300,000 $69,582 $4,369,582 $700,000 -- $5,499,269 Penn State Big Ten James Franklin $4,300,000 -- $4,300,000 $1,000,000 -- -- Iowa Big Ten Kirk Ferentz $4,075,000 $0 $4,075,000 $1,750,000 -- $2,772,186 South Carolina SEC Steve Spurrier $4,000,000 $16,900 $4,016,900 $1,700,000 -- $3,333,800 Texas Christian Big 12 Gary Patterson $4,008,150 -- $4,008,150 -- -- -- Auburn SEC Gus Malzahn $3,850,000 $4,500 $3,854,500 $1,400,000 -- $4,370,000 Washington PAC-12 Chris Petersen $3,681,720 $0 $3,681,720 $1,175,000 -- $3,250,032 Florida State ACC Jimbo Fisher $3,591,667 $0 $3,591,667 $1,275,000 -- $3,386,000 Oklahoma State Big 12 Mike Gundy $3,500,000 -- $3,500,000 $550,000 -- $2,837,000 Missouri SEC Gary Pinkel $3,400,000 $0 $3,400,000 $1,825,000 -- $3,169,000 Georgia SEC Mark Richt $3,200,000 $114,000 $3,314,000 $1,000,000 -- $3,327,800 Arizona PAC-12 Rich Rodriguez $2,898,500 $400,000 $3,298,500 $2,125,000 -- $2,498,650 UCLA PAC-12 Jim Mora $3,250,000 $0 $3,250,000 $930,000 -- $3,762,500 Arkansas SEC Bret Bielema $3,200,000 $14,000 $3,214,000 $700,000 -- $3,218,800 Clemson ACC Dabo Swinney $3,150,000 $25,100 $3,175,100 $1,200,000 -- $4,448,225 Baylor Big 12 Art Briles $3,135,146 -- $3,135,146 -- -- $1,402,571 West Virginia Big 12 Dana Holgorsen $3,080,000 $0 $3,080,000 $600,000 -- $2,884,000 Nebraska Big Ten Bo Pelini $3,077,646 -- $3,077,646 $1,000,000 -- $2,709,538 Mississippi SEC Hugh Freeze $3,000,000 $18,000 $3,018,000 $825,000 -- $2,596,000 Louisville ACC Bobby Petrino $3,000,000 -- $3,000,000 $1,266,667 -- $3,225,000 Mississippi State SEC Dan Mullen $3,000,000 $0 $3,000,000 $710,000 -- $2,682,500 Tennessee SEC Butch Jones $2,960,000 $0 $2,960,000 $1,000,000 -- $3,265,000 Kansas State Big 12 Bill Snyder $2,900,000 $0 $2,900,000 $580,000 -- $2,813,325 Michigan Big Ten Brady Hoke $2,854,000 $2,000 $2,856,000 $575,000 -- $3,504,323
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Dont lump us all together lol. I love Butch and he is doing a great job with Doooley leaving the program in shambles. I'm in no rush here. Our program hasn't won in a long time and these kids just have to learn to get over the hump along with the coaching staff. It will happen. And I completely agree, we run people out of town like we did with Martin. How many teams from the big time conferences have lost a coach after making the sweet 16? Probably just us lolOriginally posted by Ralphie HalvesComment -
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Tenn is another jinxed losing team that cannot turn the cornerComment -
These things take time. Take a look at how many red shirt seniors some of the upper echelon teams have. The big uglies take a little longer to get bigger and stronger than their opponents. It is not just about the coach - a coach needs to develop the talent. Have the offensive and defensive creativeness. Keep everybody healthy and eligible. 10 good freshmen isn't enough to turn a program around.Comment -
This line is screaming trap. Why the hell is it just 3? Why is it not moving? Tennessee is a fukking dumpster fire but that line is a setup.
Originally posted by JoeyBagelsGeorgia -3Comment
