Turnovers are part of the game. Butch out coached Fuente and beat him straight up last year.
Fuente has made it clear that he doesn't want to coach in the SEC.
If that's not one of those golden eggs of questions, then I don't know what would be. 'Same goes for Patterson and Peterson. Apparently Gruden's not budging from his best-job-in-the-sports world, and Kelly's apparently...at least in public...not interested at all. Some of you will scoff at the four left out there who would be able to put these (overall) high quality pieces back together, and those fellas are Bob Stoops, Dan Mullen, Bobby Petrino and Les Miles. Those coaching veterans are pretty much my choices #s 3 through 6, since it appears certain that #s 1 and 2...Gruden and Kelly...seemingly aren't at all compelled to move to Knoxville. Well, maybe Gruden...after he's retired and has grand kids. Stoops is the complete package who knows how to beat SEC schools. No? Ask Saban. Mullen's only shortcoming seems to be an insufficient recruiting and financial base for competing in the SEC west. Petrino's private faux pas tendencies may well be in the past, and he's never been slapped for any NCAA violations. He flat out knows how to recruit, to coach up players, and how to make game-time adjustments to win games against anybody. Miles has made coaching mistakes, but those can also be considered learning tools while looking ahead. He's won the rugged SECw and a Natty. Not shabby. AND...the man can recruit with the very best of 'em. Had LSU only been placed in the SECe, he'd still be coaching them tigers and would be the top team in the east, year-after-year. No more experiments with mid-majors. Yes, yes. They can and sometimes do work out, but UT needs a big name HC; one who can revive this recruiting class and one who knows, aside from X's and O's, WHO to keep on this staff (like Shoop and Hoke and Gillespie) and who to hire to coach up these deserving and talented young athleter. C'mon Mister Currie. Don't get us started calling for you to be fired this early in your tenure at UT.Why would Fuente leave VT to coach the Vols?
If that's not one of those golden eggs of questions, then I don't know what would be. 'Same goes for Patterson and Peterson. Apparently Gruden's not budging from his best-job-in-the-sports world, and Kelly's apparently...at least in public...not interested at all. Some of you will scoff at the four left out there who would be able to put these (overall) high quality pieces back together, and those fellas are Bob Stoops, Dan Mullen, Bobby Petrino and Les Miles. Those coaching veterans are pretty much my choices #s 3 through 6, since it appears certain that #s 1 and 2...Gruden and Kelly...seemingly aren't at all compelled to move to Knoxville. Well, maybe Gruden...after he's retired and has grand kids. Stoops is the complete package who knows how to beat SEC schools. No? Ask Saban. Mullen's only shortcoming seems to be an insufficient recruiting and financial base for competing in the SEC west. Petrino's private faux pas tendencies may well be in the past, and he's never been slapped for any NCAA violations. He flat out knows how to recruit, to coach up players, and how to make game-time adjustments to win games against anybody. Miles has made coaching mistakes, but those can also be considered learning tools while looking ahead. He's won the rugged SECw and a Natty. Not shabby. AND...the man can recruit with the very best of 'em. Had LSU only been placed in the SECe, he'd still be coaching them tigers and would be the top team in the east, year-after-year. No more experiments with mid-majors. Yes, yes. They can and sometimes do work out, but UT needs a big name HC; one who can revive this recruiting class and one who knows, aside from X's and O's, WHO to keep on this staff (like Shoop and Hoke and Gillespie) and who to hire to coach up these deserving and talented young athleter. C'mon Mister Currie. Don't get us started calling for you to be fired this early in your tenure at UT.