Brad Hopkins as OL coach

[sickandtired]

I was wondering if our own Tennessee Titan Brad Hopkins is being considered as a replacement OL coach for the volunteers. He is probably going to be retiring from the NFL this year and he is still fairly young.

Brad has had some off-the-field issues and seems to have overcome them, so maybe he can bring first-hand evidence to these young kids about what could happen when you act like a fool.

 

[USAF_Vol]

So what happened. What off field incidents?

 

[tidwell]

He has a tendency to beat his wife.

 

[USAF_Vol]

:bad:

We need someone our boys can look up to.

 

[Voluminous1]

I would have to say no then...IMHO.... you need someone with a clean slate

http://voluminous.blogspot.com

 

[AllVol99]

Originally posted by sickandtired@Nov 10, 2005 9:35 AM
I was wondering if our own Tennessee Titan Brad Hopkins is being considered as a replacement OL coach for the volunteers.  He is probably going to be retiring from the NFL this year and he is still fairly young.

Brad has had some off-the-field issues and seems to have overcome them, so maybe he can bring first-hand evidence to these young kids about what could happen when you act like a fool.

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No thanks! I know Brad personally, and he's a good person, but I think the Vols on the O-line already knows how to jump offsides.

 

[gonygonygo]

Originally posted by AllVol99@Nov 10, 2005 9:58 AM
No thanks! I know Brad personally, and he's a good person, but I think the Vols on the O-line already knows how to jump offsides.

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He may be a nice guy, but his wife would second that. Do you think she would still be with him if he weren't a professional football player?

BTW, that kind of thing doesn't suprise me. Many pro athletes of violent sports have a tendency to put their game face on at home sometimes. The sterroids and weightlifting eventually catch up wtih you. :huggy: