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nicksjuzunk said:
It's dying for a "Caption this"
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"Quit that stupid azz laughing and go get me some nachos."
 
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nicksjuzunk said:
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Caption reads: "Kirby Smart and Mike Cavan (R) share a laugh with recruit Tyler Clark during the first half of Saturday’s UGA basketball game against Arkansas."

Yeah... Kirby is sharing that laugh as much as anyone shares the last Cheddar Bay Biscuit at Red Lobster. Clark looks like Smart just told him a "Yo mama so fat..." joke.
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Somebody needs to start a caption this pic thread with this
 
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nicksjuzunk said:
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Caption reads: "Kirby Smart and Mike Cavan (R) share a laugh with recruit Tyler Clark during the first half of Saturday’s UGA basketball game against Arkansas."

Yeah... Kirby is sharing that laugh as much as anyone shares the last Cheddar Bay Biscuit at Red Lobster. Clark looks like Smart just told him a "Yo mama so fat..." joke.
:eek:lol:
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Clark: I'll commit. I'll commit to punching you in the piehole if you don't brush them teeth.
 
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nicksjuzunk said:
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Caption reads: "Kirby Smart and Mike Cavan (R) share a laugh with recruit Tyler Clark during the first half of Saturday’s UGA basketball game against Arkansas."

Yeah... Kirby is sharing that laugh as much as anyone shares the last Cheddar Bay Biscuit at Red Lobster. Clark looks like Smart just told him a "Yo mama so fat..." joke.
:eek:lol:
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I was just about to post this. I've never seen a more Homer caption to a photo ever
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
Mike Cavan? The former ETSU coach? Is he at Georgia now?
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Yes that Mike. As in the "I got Herschel to come here" Mike After his stint at SMU as HBC he was brought back to UGA to help on special projects (bulldog club/ recruitment etc). He has now essentially become Kirby right hand man and getting him comfortable with UGA ins and outs.

I know the family personally...in fact was with him about three weeks ago....we will keep it at that. We don't want UGA posters sniffing out where our intel is coming from.
 
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Auburn and Georgia have douchbags for coaches. Surely Brown doesn't want to deal with Smart or Malzahn the next few years. Come to Tennessee where he'll actually be happy.
 
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Aesius said:
To the media. You think he talks like that around recruits and players? Lol
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Yeah probably. #eyediscipline #perseverance
To every recruit he says, "Life is about timing, and it's the right time to be at Tennessee."

I'm not a Butch hater. I think he's a good CEO but needs excellent coordinators. Has he ever said anything or showed us anything that tells us he's an X's and O's guy and not just a motivator?
 
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I Like Turtles said:
Yeah probably. #eyediscipline #perseverance
To every recruit he says, "Life is about timing, and it's the right time to be at Tennessee."

I'm not a Butch hater. I think he's a good CEO but needs excellent coordinators. Has he ever said anything or showed us anything that tells us he's an X's and O's guy and not just a motivator?
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Well, he just hired Shoop, so that's step one in the right direction.

And if you have ever watched the UT offense take a snap on Saturdays, then he has shown you he's an Xs and Os guy. That's his offense. It's why DeBord was hired to run it. He was one of the only guys who wouldn't have an issue calling plays from someone else's playbook.
 
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Aesius said:
Well, he just hired Shoop, so that's step one in the right direction.

And if you have ever watched the UT offense take a snap on Saturdays, then he has shown you he's an Xs and Os guy. That's his offense. It's why DeBord was hired to run it. He was one of the only guys who wouldn't have an issue calling plays from someone else's playbook.
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I agree that he is a pretty decent Xs and Os guy, but even if he isn't then who cares. Dabo is pretty much just a motivator and is probably a trick play away from having a national championship.
 
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I Like Turtles said:
Yeah probably. #eyediscipline #perseverance
To every recruit he says, "Life is about timing, and it's the right time to be at Tennessee."

I'm not a Butch hater. I think he's a good CEO but needs excellent coordinators. Has he ever said anything or showed us anything that tells us he's an X's and O's guy and not just a motivator?
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Would you even recognize it if Butch did discuss X's and O's? I mean it's hard to think there is some great football mind behind some joker with the handle 'I Like Turtles'.
 
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sanddune50 said:
Would you even recognize it if Butch did discuss X's and O's? I mean it's hard to think there is some great football mind behind some joker with the handle 'I Like Turtles'.
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He's not capable of calling time outs when it is appropriate or going for 2 when needed. That's easily recognized. That causes one to question a lot.
 
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I Like Turtles said:
Yeah probably. #eyediscipline #perseverance
To every recruit he says, "Life is about timing, and it's the right time to be at Tennessee."

I'm not a Butch hater. I think he's a good CEO but needs excellent coordinators. Has he ever said anything or showed us anything that tells us he's an X's and O's guy and not just a motivator?
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"The brilliance of Chou's Efficiency Metric lies in its simplicity. To rate the offense and defense separately you just find the quotient of the yards gained or allowed by a team over the total points scored for or against that team and it will give you the efficiency rating. If you want the overall team score, you find both the offensive and defensive ratings and then subtract the offensive rating from the defensive rating, then multiply that number by the team's strength of schedule to get one all-encompassing score.
This works so well because you want your team to have a high number on defense and a low number on offense, therefore when you find the difference between the two it embraces all aspects of the game. If the defense forces a three-and-out, then the punt returner gets some good blocks and has a decent return to give the offense a short field and the offense capitalizes on that opportunity by putting up seven points then that will greatly help your rating because all three phases of the game did their jobs to put points on the board.

What this means is that over the past two years, teams coached by Butch Jones forced their opponents to go 19.92, on average, for every point they scored. When you stretch that out into actual ways to score in football, it would be the equivalent of saying teams had to gain nearly 60 yards (59.76) to score a field goal or almost 140 yards (139.44) for a touchdown and the resulting extra point.

Conversely, teams coached by Jones didn't even have to gain 40 yards (38.22) per field goal, and less than 90 yards (89.18) per touchdown. Then when you get the balance between the two and factor in strength of schedule, you have an overall Team Efficiency Rating of 3.30. Keep in mind that this number can be negative, which the large majority of the NCAA's coaches overall ratings are. For some perspective, Mark Richt, who has ranked very well (15th) over the last two seasons has had an overall efficiency of 0.80, so while 3.30 doesn't seem like a very high number, it's actually good enough to make Butch Jones the fourth most efficient head coach in college football over the last two years."

OVERALL EFFICIENCY
1. Nick Saban 10.01
2. Les Miles 9.33
3. Brian Kelly 3.83
4. Butch Jones 3.30
5. Bill Snyder 3.12
6. David Shaw 3.04
7. Chip Kelly 2.68
8. Bret Bielema 2.35
9. Will Muschamp 2.23
10. Chris Petersen 2.20
DEFENSIVE EFFICIENCY
1. Nick Saban 22.37
2. Brian Kelly 22.22
3. Les Miles 20.76
4. Butch Jones 19.92
5. Chris Petersen 18.84
6. Steve Addazio 18.44
7. Will Muschamp 18.24
8. David Shaw 17.87
9. Dan Mullen 17.64
10. Brady Hoke 17.53
* 2011, 2012 Seasons Combined

"In his many years of success, [Jones] always fielded one of the top statistical defenses in the nation," Chou said. "I believe that's a result of his coaching philosophy and schemes. I fully expect his coaching methods will translate to success in the SEC despite the increased level of competition."

Metric Shows Jones Among Coaching Elite - University of Tennessee Official Athletic Site
 
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