Dooley and Dez Bryant

I mean we had a hell of a lot of good output through the air and with our Recievers while he was here....... But it began and ended right there.
 
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For some reason I can never truly hate Dooley like some people do.

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No one should act like that but if I had to deal with Dooley along with Romo and JJ I woukd be the same way lol I hate Romo...
 
is this the offseason? how is this news? this is right above miley cyrus twerking in news. i just dont give a ******* flying **** about **** like ******* this, ****
 
For some reason I can never truly hate Dooley like some people do.

Dooley was an average coach with good intentions. He tried to change the atmosphere in Knoxville but his plan backfired. I always pulled for him and I hope he learns from it and grows from it.

His chances of turning the team was lost with the lack of control from many "me" players. That is what he walked into and failed. He deserved his buyout IMO.

Fans and reporters jumped on him early and I think it eventually caused him to give up mentally. He's human. I gave up on my company a few times and was just going through the motions. A lot of pressure dealing with delays, angery customers, putting your heart into it and not having enough to pay the bills. I can only imagine what his pressure was like. Walk a mile in his shoes.

I think if he had it to do over again he would have chosen a different route. Starting with Bray.
 
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Bad Dez for being upset that his team is losing. Bad Dez for being fired up and going off. Bad Dez for screaming he wants the ball more.

Do you hear classy guys like Calvin Johnson whine like that? No. Dez should keep his little mouth shut and quit crying.
 
Dooley was in over his head from the very start. I didn't want to believe it. I even supported him after the Kentucky debacle, but after he lost to Mississippi State I knew 2012 was his last season.

Full Butch, full steam ahead.
 
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Amen, I'm with you on that!






Dooley was an average coach with good intentions. He tried to change the atmosphere in Knoxville but his plan backfired. I always pulled for him and I hope he learns from it and grows from it.

His chances of turning the team was lost with the lack of control from many "me" players. That is what he walked into and failed. He deserved his buyout IMO.

Fans and reporters jumped on him early and I think it eventually caused him to give up mentally. He's human. I gave up on my company a few times and was just going through the motions. A lot of pressure dealing with delays, angery customers, putting your heart into it and not having enough to pay the bills. I can only imagine what his pressure was like. Walk a mile in his shoes.

I think if he had it to do over again he would have chosen a different route. Starting with Bray.
 
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Dooley was an average coach with good intentions. He tried to change the atmosphere in Knoxville but his plan backfired. I always pulled for him and I hope he learns from it and grows from it.

His chances of turning the team was lost with the lack of control from many "me" players. That is what he walked into and failed. He deserved his buyout IMO.

Fans and reporters jumped on him early and I think it eventually caused him to give up mentally. He's human. I gave up on my company a few times and was just going through the motions. A lot of pressure dealing with delays, angery customers, putting your heart into it and not having enough to pay the bills. I can only imagine what his pressure was like. Walk a mile in his shoes.

I think if he had it to do over again he would have chosen a different route. Starting with Bray.

I couldn't have said it any better myself.
 
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