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Why am I posting this? Two names: John Chavis and Bo Davis. I wouldn't be shocked if their names were mentioned.
Why am I posting this? Two names: John Chavis and Bo Davis. I wouldn't be shocked if their names were mentioned.
Tennessee Fires DL coach coach
- Thread starter JustNeedMe81
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LOL, because tennessee's defense has been their big problem...
Pruitt is looking more and more like a 'meh' hire.
Pruitt is looking more and more like a 'meh' hire.
I know it has been said a thousand times now, but if the puke orange hillbillies turned on Pruitt and gave him the boot, I certainly wouldn't be upset about him coming back home as our DC again.
Can you imagine Sark as OC and Pruitt as DC?
Can you imagine Sark as OC and Pruitt as DC?
On the other hand, this probably meas that Pruitt will be coaching the DL group this week, so they will play better/be more motivated when they see you on Saturday.
This could be a reason they keep him really. By them hiring him it weakened us.I know it has been said a thousand times now, but if the puke orange hillbillies turned on Pruitt and gave him the boot, I certainly wouldn't be upset about him coming back home as our DC again.
Can you imagine Sark as OC and Pruitt as DC?
I think it's overly harsh to fire an assistant coach in midseason. Who hired him in the first place? Short of the coach doing something scandalous or horrible the head coach should honor the season long contract, in my opinion. Being fired in mid season is one heck of a blackball on a guy's resume.
I’m wondering if they have someone with D line coaching experience in a off field defensive analyst role that may move into the position on an interim basis? Jeremy generally worked with DB’s. Not saying he couldn’t coach d line, but might be easier to move someone else to that responsibility.
Like Saban with Golding, you know that Pruitt is most likely heavily involved with Ansley, their DC, during the course of a game in addition this head coaching duties.
Then again, they may not have someone in the wings (like a Charlie Strong for us) that could step in on short notice.
I think it wreaks of desperation. As much as many of us have been on Golding and wanting a change, I don’t think any of us truly believes CNS would pull the trigger four or five games into the season.
I think Pruitt feels the heat, with a thrashing coming from a UK team you didn’t expect following a pathetic second half against UGA. And your you’re staring at a third loss that could get ugly this Saturday
There are quite a few people who feel he has lost the team already....... I expect them to come out and play hard, but i don’t expect the outcome to be any different
We'll know if he's lost the team after tennessee has to face some adversity - if they roll over after dropping 21 points in the first quarter...
Fingers crossed. But would he though?I know it has been said a thousand times now, but if the puke orange hillbillies turned on Pruitt and gave him the boot, I certainly wouldn't be upset about him coming back home as our DC again.
Can you imagine Sark as OC and Pruitt as DC?
what phillip wants, pruitt delivers. should have fired the qb coach instead.
Quite a few vol fans I know find it fishy, wondering if it was something like Brumbaugh speaking openly about the need to bench Guarantano in front of the players or similar.
I take it as a bit weird as well ... its definitely a gamble. UGA already owns the head to head win against them so they would have to win out PLUS hope that UGA loses to 2 East division teams. Anything is possible but err the window for error is pretty slim.
So I wonder, historically how many teams actually improve after an inter season firing? I wouldn't think it would be a lot.
I suspect that it was about more than the performance. Mid-season firings at coaching positions are usually about other issues.
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