And on here, a national writer tried to convince himself and everyone else that a Defensive Coordinator that ultimately couldn’t hold on to his own assistant job was a great hire for a program in the Top 15 all-time in wins.
On here, the fans of a 5-7 program have convinced themselves that a program they probably won’t beat for the foreseeable future is falling apart.
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@SwainEvent
I wish he would just say “I liked Schiano at the time but it’s now clear he wasn’t the commodity I thought.” Saying that little would say a lot.
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@MichaelWBratton
I wasn’t sure if it had slipped to 11 but yes, Top 10 sounds better.
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@withrowzone
Chad, the funny thing is we’ll never know how Schiano would have done as HC at Tennessee, but we know for sure Pruitt only mustered 5 wins (2 of which were against FCS teams) in year one. Pump the brakes on your arrogance about that hire.
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@withrowzone
Credibility within the sports reporting world is very suspect as related to certain people. Unfortunately for them they become irrelevant when they try to follow the social agenda instead of reporting on the actual merits of a particular hire.
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@TracyPackDDS
There isn’t one good argument that Schiano was right fit or a good hire for UT. As evidenced by his inability to keep his DC job. It’s ok for those that argued for him to admit they were wrong and move on. That would go a long way in winning back credibility.
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@withrowzone
On here,
@DanWolken
is an unapologetic truth teller. Also on here,
@DanWolken
shamelessly pimps coaches at the request of ADs.
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@withrowzone
One of the great lines, from one of the great movies ever made often sums up just about everything
@DanWolken
has to say about college football.
#catfishjake
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