Thinking about Dooley compared to Fulmer

#3
#3
I wouldn't compare anybody to our former Kingpin of Crime. Thats getting really low.
 
#4
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Shouldn't you be comparing Kiffin to Fulmer instead, after all that's who we hired to replace Fulmer. Dooley would have never been a blip on the map if Kiffin hadn't left us in the manner he did.
 
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What I am getting at is we would not stand for this from Fulmer when he has 2 bad seasons in his last four. Now ask yourself this questions Same team any game, who do you want coaching Fulmer or Dooley? I don't give a crap if Dooley wins out, he will not get you where you want to be and a lot of us were saying this last year.
 
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hillccs said:
Do I need to even present an argument?
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Let me help. Legendary, HOF coach. 152-52 in the SEC. National Championship. 1 year removed from the SECG championship vs. ?????????????

1 more point that I have raised with no answer. If I presented those statistice without the name, VN would gladly want this coach. Tennessee FIRED this coach.
 
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No...there is no comparison--and I'll preface that by saying I don't want Fulmer back either...but yeah Dooley doesn't hold a candle.
 
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LookinUp said:
I wouldn't compare anybody to our former Kingpin of Crime. Thats getting really low.
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Sure buddy keep talking yourself into a delusional state...remember what it was like to actually think you were going to win and have pain when they lost, jump when they scored, throw something when they lost or made a bad play. Dooley has taken all of that as we all sit there with no emotion when whatever happens, just happens. No joy, even when they were driving against SC, I just sit there, we all did, we knew something bad was about to happen...because this is Derek freaking Dooley.
 
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Just stop. It's over. He's gone. Done. Over. Move on. Lets compare Dools to ever coach we have had he is failure. Fulmer is not comming back..
 
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finn said:
What is the point of this? CPF is gone and he ain't coming back.
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The point is not to bring Fulmer back, the point is we got rid of Fulmer for far worse. The fact we are hanging on is just the sad state of affairs.
 
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volfanecs said:
B.S. Where is the proof? I can answer for you. There is no proof. Complete and total B.S.
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Dude...we have had this talk like ten times.

Johnny thinks he was stabbed. Therefore, he was stabbed. It does not matter what Phil thinks.

It is just like harassment in the work place. The person who is on the receiving end decides what is over the line.
 
#21
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The thing that drove me nuts about Fulmer, was how predictable our offense became and how reluctant he was to change/make adjustments.

The game started passing him by and he became a dinosaur very quickly. The change needed to be made, but the choices after have been disasters.
 
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I'm not a Fulmer hater, but I think is was well past time for him to go. Back to the comparison, there isn't one at this point because it's all Fulmer.
 
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Alot of people on Here are alot like the idiots that let Fulmer go!! Alot seem to hate him.WHY?? Heck the Vols were 10-4 in 07 tied for 1st in east!! Next yr 5-7 and get lets go, LOL. STUPID!! I know I'm going to get bashed but oh well. Just imagine were we might be if he was still here. Proof in the pudding!!

Year Team Overall Conference Standing Bowl/playoffs Coaches# AP°
Tennessee Volunteers (Southeastern Conference) (1992–2008)
1992 Tennessee 4–0* 2–0* 3rd (East)* W Hall of Fame 12 12
1993 Tennessee 10–2^ 7–1^ 2nd (East) L Florida Citrus 11 12
1994 Tennessee 8–4 5–3 2nd (East) W Gator 18 22
1995 Tennessee 11–1 7–1 2nd (East) W Florida Citrus 2 3
1996 Tennessee 10–2 7–1 2nd (East) W Florida Citrus 9 9
1997 Tennessee 11–2 7–1 1st (East) L Orange 8 7
1998 Tennessee 13–0 8–0 1st (East) W Fiesta† 1 1
1999 Tennessee 9–3 6–2 2nd (East) L Fiesta† 9 9
2000 Tennessee 8–4 5–3 2nd (East) L Cotton 25
2001 Tennessee 11–2 7–1 1st (East) W Florida Citrus 4 4
2002 Tennessee 8–5 5–3 3rd (East) L Peach
2003 Tennessee 10–3 6–2 T–1st (East) L Peach 16 15
2004 Tennessee 10–3 7–1 1st (East) W Cotton 15 13
2005 Tennessee 5–6 3–5 4th (East)
2006 Tennessee 9–4 5–3 2nd (East) L Outback 23 25
2007 Tennessee 10–4 6–2 T–1st (East) W Outback 12 12
2008 Tennessee 5–7 3–5 5th (East)
Tennessee: 152–52 98–34
Total: 152–52
 
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